Azur Lane: The Tragic Admiral’s Azur Life

In a hidden ward, Yang Sikang met Bismarck.

"Hello, Commander Yang Sikang."

Lying on the hospital bed, Bismarck's blonde hair was loose, contrasting with her loose white hospital gown. However, her face did not look particularly sick. If she had not coughed from time to time and had not been connected to monitoring devices, she would have looked like an ordinary healthy person.

"Hello, Bismarck."

Yang Sikang greeted him with a smile and looked him up and down.

"It seems that you are in good condition now."

"Yes." Bismarck smiled slightly. "Thank you for your help. My condition is now quite stable. It's a pity that I'm still not very good at moving."

"Not being able to move isn't necessarily a bad thing. If you're spotted while taking a walk, many people will be worried."

"That's right, so it doesn't seem to be a bad thing to lie here like this."

Hearing Bismarck say this, Yang Sikang smiled softly:

"Test me?"

Bismarck raised his lips but did not answer. Yang Sikang did not care and continued:

"I need some of your blood, and your core cube monitoring data. If possible, I also need Tirpitz."

"Except for Tirpitz, the others have been provided to you before."

"Yes, but I still need it now."

Yang Sikang spread his hands and said:

"Who told me to come here alone and without bringing anything?"

"it is good."

Bismarck said nothing and turned his gaze to Prince Eugen. The latter curled his lips and left the ward to get the blood drawing tools and recorded data. Yang Sikang said:

"Has your meta process been completely blocked?"

"Yes," Bismarck replied, "After the agreement with U556 came into effect, I kept it with me as you requested, and my condition has never deteriorated at all."

"That's exactly what happened. So this is the key point..."

Yang Sikang looked at Bismarck thoughtfully:

"In fact, U556 also has the possibility of being metamorphosed, but the agreement will also protect her. You should understand what I mean. Let her stay in the offshore port area for two days."

Bismarck did not answer immediately, but said:

"You really intend to cure me completely?"

"Oh, of course. Do I want Frederick and Hutten to stay in the Iron Blood for the rest of their lives?"

Speaking of this, Yang Sikang smiled:

"Of course, it's not impossible to let them stay in Iron Blood. As long as Iron Blood can stand on my side and you and Prince Eugen and others are willing to join my army, I will let them stay."

Bismarck was stunned at first, then burst into laughter:

"This is really... Maybe someone has had this kind of thought before, but no one has ever said it like this. Especially, saying it in front of a main ship girl."

Yang Sikang shrugged:

"I am not an ordinary person. Even though you are from the family, you are not necessarily stronger than the individuals I built. Besides, this is just a suggestion. It is not up to me to decide whether to listen to it or not. I am not a devil and I will not force you."

After saying that, Yang Sikang smiled again:

"Besides, the information and designs left by your Iron Blood are quite rich. It's not impossible for me to create a new Iron Blood myself."

Bismarck was stunned, and after a moment's silence he realized that he had nothing to say.

Friedrich, Hutten and others are examples, and there are real cases. In addition, there are Yorktown, Hornet and others in his fleet, as well as Taiho, Tosa, and those planned ships.

There are indeed many leftover design drawings, plans and other items in the history of Iron Blood. These things are just research materials for others, but for Yang Sikang... they might be entire fleets.

"If that's the case, then why are you telling me this?"

"Because you are Bismarck."

Yang Sikang said:

"You should know that I am from another world. In my previous world, Tirpitz and Bismarck accompanied me for a long time and helped me a lot. So you can take it as this. Of course, if you find it unacceptable, then just take it as me intending to kidnap you, the Iron Blood flagship."

Bismarck was speechless, not knowing whether to laugh or cry. However, such a straightforward conversation seemed to have dispelled a lot of the emotions that had been pent up in his heart for a long time.

"Okay, then I'll assume that you're trying to kidnap me. Hehe, if other people get to know this, someone might try to assassinate you."

"There are no outsiders here anyway."

"What a great person, don't you worry at all that your words will be heard by your own ship girl?"

Prince Eugen's voice sounded behind him. Yang Sikang turned around. Hu Teng, who had a helpless look on his face, U81, who had excitement written all over his face about reading gossip, and others were all looking at him.

"Hutten, U81, why are you all here? Did Eugen ask you to come?"

Yang Sikang walked over and greeted them with a smile, while U81 and U96 quickly asked him about what he had just said to Bismarck.

"It's just talk, but if they really want to, I'm willing to accept it. But before that, Frederick must move forward with iron and blood, and during this period, changes need to be completed. The best situation is that the transfer of power and the exchange of positions are synchronized."

This is the part he hopes to proceed according to the situation in the game plot, which can simply and effectively solve many additional problems and potential troubles.

"We are already making progress on this, but it is easy to solve the problem within the Iron Blood, but the problem outside..."

Hu Teng shook his head, and Yang Sikang said:

"I plan to establish a certain hidden connection between Tiexue and Donghuang through Li Yinling who is stranded in the port area. This will be limited to some peripheral affairs at the beginning. How to use this to promote the relationship between the two sides and obtain opportunities for communication is your task."

Hu Teng thought about it and nodded slightly:

"If we can establish a preliminary connection, then we should have no problem with follow-up matters."

"Hey, why are you guys talking about work so seriously? Your commander is planning to poach our important flagship from Iron Blood, don't you have any objections at all?"

Prince Eugen complained in dissatisfaction and spoiled the mood, but Hutten replied calmly:

"No objection. Joining our fleet is not unfair to you. Anyway, your flagship still needs our commander to rescue it. The difference between sinking it completely and rebuilding it and reviving it directly is only a connection at the level of the mind cube."

"That's unreasonable~ Where's the friendly cooperation we agreed on?"

Eugen pretended to sigh helplessly, then handed over a memory stick.

"Here you go, the information you need."

Then she took out a set of blood drawing tools and walked towards Bismarck with a smile.

"Miss Chief Flagship, it's time to draw blood~~"