Azur Lane: The Tragic Admiral’s Azur Life

There was a problem of two minutes in time, but this matter was not told to Akagi at the suggestion of Belfast.

Yang Sikang did not intend to pursue the relevant matters. He believed in his intuition more than figuring out what the two-minute time difference was.

The hole in the front deck of the command ship was well repaired after Bumblebee recovered the remaining energy on it. After a few days, Yang Sikang's command ship was finally repaired.

The only problem is that the abandoned front deck main gun can only be left empty.

"There's nothing I can do about it. Before I came to Chongying, I didn't think about throwing away the main gun. This is a last resort, and I don't have any spares here."

Yang Sikang helplessly explained to Jiahe, but Jiahe's regret was completely undisguised.

"Speaking of which, Kaga, have you been coming to my place more and more frequently recently?"

"Nothing."

"No, it's just becoming more and more frequent, right?" Yang Sikang looked at Jiahe helplessly.

Ever since the topic of Tosa was brought up, Kaga had been coming to his place more and more frequently during this period.

Now she basically comes every other day. Rather than saying that she has something to talk to Yang Sikang, it is better to say that she just wants to see what Yang Sikang is doing.

In other words, overseer.

"Although I think you care so much about Tosa, she will definitely be happy to know when she wakes up. But even if you live here, I can't build Tosa now, do you understand? "

Kagami turned his head away.

"I'm not here for Tosa."

"It's okay if you say no."

Yang Sikang sighed helplessly, and then said:

"But the problem is that you came when I communicated with my doctor the last two times, and now she is worried that I will go back to White Eagle with the First Air Battle."

Jiahe looked at Yang Sikang in confusion, and Yang Sikang had no choice but to explain:

"The manager of the port area where I belong now is a company, and there are also royal and Donghuang fleets in the port area."

Kagami understood instantly, but said nonchalantly:

"Then it's better if you don't build it. Didn't you accept the Rubik's Cube when Sister Akagi gave it to you?"

"That's not the problem, is it? Aren't we talking about you coming to my place too often?"

Jiahe became a little impatient, frowned and turned to look at Yang Sikang and said:

"This is our port area. As a first aviation fighter, I can go wherever I want!"

Jiahe didn't want to reason, and Yang Sikang could only sigh helplessly.

"Okay, you can go wherever you want."

"What are you asking that Belfast to do instead of me?"

Yang Sikang raised his eyebrows, and Jiahe found out as expected.

"It's nothing. I saw some people at your dock that day and wanted to say hello. It wouldn't be good for me to go by myself, so I asked Belfast to visit on my behalf."

"But they told me that Belfast was asking them about what happened when you went to the dockyard."

"Because Sheffield felt a little uneasy at the time, and just in case, he checked to see if there was any threat. This shouldn't be a big deal, right?"

"Tsk, of course it's not a big deal if you just tell the truth."

Jiahe said, taking out a document with only two pages in total and slapping it directly in front of Yang Sikang.

Looking at this document, Yang Sikang's eyes suddenly widened.

"Could it be?"

"The time and venue for the offshore exercise ground you applied for have been arranged. If you submit your requirements, you can go to the exercise the day after tomorrow."

Yang Sikang took a deep breath and looked at Jiahe in disbelief:

"You've been here drinking tea for two hours and now you're taking this out?"

"Is there a problem?"

"…Okay, no problem."

Although he lamented Jiahe's casual attitude, Yang Sikang didn't want to argue with her.

Arguing with Kaga in his current state is simply asking for trouble and is completely unnecessary.

Yang Sikang read the contents of the document carefully and soon discovered that Jiahe had not finished the matter at all.

Because of Chongying's mainland area, Chongying spent a lot of manpower and material resources to build a port area in the ocean relying on some islands and artificial reefs in defense.

Although it will take more time and cost to maintain supplies, this can ensure the normal development of offshore fishery activities and ensure the safety of the local area.

Otherwise, the Sirens only need to organize a group of aircraft carrier-type mass-produced models to assemble in the distant sea, and then approach the Chongying mainland to directly self-destruct and bombard the Chongying mainland, and they will be finished.

Therefore, the offshore training ground in Chongying is basically managed by the peripheral port area.

Therefore, even if Yang Sikang wants to use the training ground in Yuanhai now, he needs to apply first, review and communicate before he can implement it.

This is the step now, but there are still many things to prepare for next.

The first step is to prepare the report. The scale and duration of the exercise, the required supplies, and a lot of miscellaneous things must be prepared.

Not all of these things are necessary, but the more prepared you are, the better you can ensure that time is not wasted on advance preparation when using the training ground.

After all, it also took time to transport supplies from the mainland of Chongying.

In comparison, the demand for training venues is a minor issue.

"There are too many things to prepare...Aren't you really going to streamline these processes? From submission of application to final preparation, it will take at least a week, right?"

“Why streamline?”

Kagami frowned and asked:

"Generally speaking, no one will prepare for an exercise on a whim like you. Normally, applications for exercises are started one month in advance, so there is plenty of time to prepare. And the exercise ground is only insufficient, there will be no Have some free time."

Yang Sikang picked up the document and flicked it.

"That's why you are not enough..."

"What did you say?"

"Nothing." Yang Sikang said casually, turned his head and shouted: "Newcastle."

Newcastle opened the door and entered the room, and Yang Sikang handed over the documents.

"Leave it to Shangri-La and let her and Essex decide on the requirements. Let London review the final documents before submitting them."

"Yes."

Jiahe watched speechlessly as Yang Sikang turned his head and handed over the work to the ship girl, and sighed.

"You are truly the most relaxed commander I have ever seen."

Yang Sikang smiled, shook his head and said:

"It's not that it's easy, it's that I have specialization in the art. No matter how many years I have been a commander, at least I am definitely not as good as them in combat. So they know the specific needs during combat better than I do."

"I let professional people do professional things."