Azur Lane: The Tragic Admiral’s Azur Life

On the sea, in the training area.

Neptune and Monarch were having a normal exchange and discussion with Warspite, Prince of Wales and others. Although the personnel composition of the two sides was not equal, judging from the actual combat situation, Neptune and Monarch were not at a disadvantage.

Although there were only two of them, they both had strong fighting power. In addition, they were both extremely serious and fought very aggressively in the competition.

Soon, the battle came to an end, and when they returned to the shore, Howe handed snacks and tea to the two men, and George V also came over.

"Thank you for your hard work. I let you two spar with them alone. It seems that they are also very curious about your performance in the previous battle."

"It's expected, but if the commander hadn't told me in advance, I wouldn't be interested in fooling around with them."

The monarch said coldly, glancing towards the royal family.

"Warspite's current ship outfit was made by the commander?"

"Yes, the special transformation completed by the commander himself has greatly improved all aspects."

"Um……"

Neptune also looked over there curiously, but the monarch seemed a little absent-minded.

"The commander's matter concerns you a lot, right?"

"A little bit."

The monarch hesitated for a moment before admitting it, and then said:

"Isn't this the same for you?"

"Of course."

George V smiled and said:

"So, I will think more about what I should do next time if I encounter a similar situation. What has happened cannot be changed, but there are still many dangers that we may need to face in the future. This is the style of our commander. We don't have that much time to be depressed."

The monarch glanced at her and turned his head away.

"I don't need you to teach me. If you have anything to say, you might as well go and tell that person over there, or ask the commander to build your other sisters and listen to you."

"I have no intention of giving the commander any suggestions on construction. After all, judging from the size of our fleet alone, our fleet is already sufficient to handle most situations."

The monarch did not reply, and George V continued:

"But there is one thing I do know. Before we came to the Royal Palace, the commander was considering building three ships."

"Who is the other one?"

the monarch immediately asked.

"I don't know. Only the commander knows about the planned ship. Even Ingraham and the others probably don't know much about it."

"Then why are you telling me this?"

"I don't have any idea. I just suddenly remembered it and wanted to tell you."

George V said with a smile, and the monarch snorted and did not respond.

Neptune on the side was fiddling with her trident. She was obviously more interested in the third option ship mentioned by George V than the king.

"That is to say, our fleet actually has a proposed ship that can be built but has not yet been built? Hmm~"

Hermione and Dido came over from the royal side. George V stopped the monarch who was about to go over and said:

"I'll go talk to them. You guys just rest here. I have to take part in the next exercise anyway, so I'll just go over there now."

Howe also put the biscuit in his hand into his mouth, then waved to the monarch and Neptune, and followed George V's footsteps.

After they left, only Neptune and the monarch were left. At this time, the monarch said:

"What do you think of the third option ship she mentioned?"

"Well?"

Neptune turned around with a bit of surprise, then said:

"I don't have any ideas. Although there seems to be something that needs to be built on the ship, since the commander didn't build it, it means that the timing is not right, right?"

"I'm talking about the faction. If it's a ship of the Royal Faction like you and me, it shouldn't be bad to build it now, right?"

"I don't know about that. I'm not interested in guessing what the commander is thinking."

Neptune smiled and leaned back, laying down on the chair.

Neptune stretched comfortably and said in a light tone:

"Anyway, it's the commander's business what he wants to do. Our guesses won't affect his decision. Don't worry, don't worry, Your Majesty, you're just too nervous."

The monarch snorted and retorted in dissatisfaction:

"I'm too nervous? You're the one who's nervous, right? You were much more nervous than I was during the previous battle."

"Eh~ Is there? I don't remember~"

Neptune played dumb and fooled the monarch, but he just looked at her coldly.

Sighing, Neptune replied a little more seriously:

"The commander suddenly fell unconscious. No one in the fleet can help but be nervous about this kind of thing."

The monarch opened his mouth and fell silent again.

Neptune turned to look at her in surprise and asked:

"So, what exactly do you want to say, Your Majesty?"

The monarch was stunned, hesitated for a moment, and shook his head:

"I... don't know. I don't know what I want to know, but I just feel uncomfortable if I don't say something, but I don't know what to say."

Neptune looked at the monarch and smiled meaningfully.

The monarch looked at her, but Neptune again said nothing.

"If you really can't figure it out, how about going to the commander?"

Neptune advises:

"The commander will surely be able to give you some advice. Even if he doesn't have any advice, you can always just ask the commander himself."

"I'm not going."

The monarch answered without hesitation, turning his eyes toward the sea.

George V and Howe, along with the Goddess of War and others, were already preparing for the formal rehearsal with the royal family.

As planning ships, the two of them were not on the list of normal exercises in the past few days, so now they could only watch here.

At the same time, on the other side, Yang Sikang was in the warehouse looking at the Type II Siren ship wreckage that was far larger than expected.

This piece of wreckage is full of research value in all aspects, but in Yang Sikang's opinion, the most important and most unreasonable thing is the size of the wreckage.

If it is based on the standard of a common Siren destroyer of normal size, the material of this wreckage is roughly equivalent to one-tenth of the armor on the side of a Siren destroyer.

This amount is not particularly large on ordinary ships, but on Siren's mass-produced ships, the proportion is already very high.

Because Siren's ships almost all have various self-destruction programs, it is simply impossible to obtain complete ship wreckage. Even obtaining the wreckage of some large and important areas is very difficult.

Due to the existence of its self-destruction mechanism, the wreckage of the Siren ship can only be obtained from some scraps. The closer to the core area, the less likely it is to be preserved. It is very rare to preserve such a large piece of wreckage like the one in front of us.

“Is this entire piece the top layer?”

"Yeah, at the time we all thought it was just a small piece, but as we cleaned it down it got bigger and bigger."

Said the Archerfish.

"Very valuable."

Yang Sikang reached out and touched the broken edge of the side of the wreckage. The upper part was neat and smooth, but the lower part was rough and disordered.

“It feels like a watermelon.”

Yang Sikang murmured to himself.