Azur Lane: The Tragic Admiral’s Azur Life

On the sea, the Santiago was moving slowly.

Although the time is only about a month, for warships that do not need to worry about merchant ships, the time is actually relatively sufficient.

In addition, his command ship has sufficient supplies, and there is no need to even resupply midway, so there is no need for a detour.

The force of the fleet coupled with Wichita and others' desire to show off their skills has long been impatient, so the route they took was relatively more casual.

After a few days, the actual voyage has greatly exceeded expectations, and the speed has naturally slowed down.

"Commander Commander!"

The sound of the javelin came from a distance. Yang Sikang looked out from the deck and saw the javelin happily carrying a big fish.

"Javelin and the others said they were going to play, but it turned out to be fishing again."

Yang Sikang said helplessly, but still asked Newcastle to be prepared to deal with it.

Javelin and the others returned to the deck, and today's dinner has been booked.

"Hey, Commander, I caught you this time!"

Javelin happily took credit, and Yang Sikang naturally responded.

"Speaking of which, why do you guys like to catch fish with the big mackerel? If we continue to catch fish like this, we may have to find a port to stop and dispose of the endless fish."

Yang Sikang said somewhat helplessly.

The big mackerel drives the fish away underwater, and then others wait for action on the surface.

Although they didn't ask how they specifically cooperated with Yang Sikang, it seemed to be such a routine.

The collaboration seemed to have started in Minneapolis at first, and then spread to others.

Yang Sikang looked down from the deck and saw that the big mackerel was leisurely following the command ship.

"Big mackerel, why don't you come up? You've been playing down there for several hours, right?"

The big mackerel shook his head and then dived into the water again.

Yang Sikang sighed helplessly, and the javelin next to him said:

"Commander, the big mackerel seems to like chasing away schools of fish."

"I know. There are no such large-scale fish schools around the harbor, and there is no danger in such an area. It's normal for her to want to play."

It's not that Yang Sikang was worried about the big mackerel's physical strength. After all, submarine girls' underwater activities were not like ordinary people's diving. It was common for them to be underwater for many days in a row during battles.

But there is no fighting now, so he doesn't want the big mackerel to overdo it and consume too much energy.

"Forget it, let her play for a while longer."

The fish brought back are all given to the maid team for processing, but the current situation is to find a way to temporarily raise them first.

After all, warships do not have the same storage conditions as professional fishing ships. If they are not processed for a few days, the fish will die and become inedible.

The problem is that Javelin and the others are very keen on this activity. Except for the day they first went to sea, they almost never touched the food they brought on board in the next few days.

"Commander, then we won't go fishing anymore, right?"

Javelin said quickly.

Yang Sikang shook his head, smiled and touched her head and said:

"If you want to catch it, just go and catch it. At worst, we can just find a port to deal with it on the way. We still have enough time to go back this time, so there is no rush."

Yang Sikang turned his head, and Yubari was walking towards him, holding a notebook and yawning.

Javelin waved his hand and went to find others, but Yubari was not polite when he came over and directly handed the notebook to Yang Sikang.

"My work is done, then I'm going to rest. Please wait until dinner for other work. Then, I'll take my leave..."

Yang Sikang grabbed Yubari.

Yubari turned around in confusion. Yang Sikang handed the notebook to Belfast and asked with a frown:

"Yubari, why does your work and rest schedule seem to be getting more and more abnormal since you went to sea? Isn't it almost completely reversed between day and night now?"

Yubari yawned again, wiped the tears from the corners of his eyes, and replied casually:

"Didn't you say it doesn't matter? Anyway, my schedule won't seem weird in the second half of the journey."

Yang Sikang looked at her with contempt:

"Do you think I'm a fool?"

Seeing that he had not been fooled, Yubari sighed:

"It doesn't matter anyway, right? I'm just staying up late. I'm a ship girl, so I won't die suddenly."

"you sure?"

"Of course I'm sure!"

Yang Sikang nodded and let go of Yubari.

Yubari yawned impatiently and returned to the cabin. She was swaying and looked like she was extremely sleepy.

After Yubari entered the cabin, Yang Sikang turned to Belfast and said:

"Let Sheffield help her adjust her sleep schedule."

"Yes, Master. But is it necessary to do this?"

"It's necessary. This guy Yubari is at peace now because the current research is still at the theoretical level.

But she is very efficient. According to the current progress, we may need to conduct some simple experiments on the ship in the second half of the journey.

If she keeps working at night and resting during the day, we may not be able to make the most appropriate response to an unexpected situation. "

Yang Sikang has always believed in Yubari's abilities, but when Yubari put aside his own interests and devoted himself to work, he discovered that Yubari's abilities in the Azur Lane world were also very exaggerated.

This guy's speed is astonishing, especially on projects related to ship equipment. Her efficiency is simply amazing.

Even the experienced Yang Sikang can hardly catch up with her in terms of ship equipment. The only problem with Yubari is that she is the kind of person who has to complete the current step before she is willing to stop. type.

And this is also the main reason why her work and rest time has become more and more weird. Often when she satisfies her own interests and calms down and feels tired, the time has already exceeded.

But the theoretical research schedule is just unstable. The experimental stage involves the mental Rubik's Cube, so the nature is different.

"Currently we are studying a further improvement plan for the ship's equipment. In the future, we must actually modify the ship's equipment to confirm the effect. The defective ship's equipment we brought out from Chongsakura are used for this purpose. But there are some differences in these steps. Shen will burst out with a short-term powerful mental cube energy reaction, and no one knows whether the Siren will come due to this."

Yang Sikang sighed helplessly. This is the biggest disadvantage of conducting experiments in an unsafe environment.

The problem is not that the sea is unstable or that the experimental conditions are not good enough, but that an unexpected failure will inevitably cause a chain reaction.

The probability of this happening is not 100%, but it has to be said that the probability is very high.

Although Yang Sikang's command ship has the SG radar to rely on, he does not want to take such unnecessary risks.

After taking the notebook back from Belfast, Yang Sikang added:

"Tell Sheffield that we can help her adjust her schedule in a relatively rough way. She doesn't have much work in the past two days."

Belfast's eyes flashed slightly, he understood what Yang Sikang meant, and smiled:

"As you wish, Master."