Looking for the lost ship girl

(First of all, this is a side story and has nothing to do with the main story. Do not substitute it into the main text)

(Sorry, it’s been another day. I really can’t help it. On the one hand, I didn’t save the manuscript and it’s a bit stuck. On the other hand, well, to be honest, I went to watch the TI competition. I still have enteritis for almost a month and it’s not cured yet. , It’s so painful. Do you really need to go for a gastroscopy or colonoscopy?)

The summer wind blows the wind chimes under the eaves.

The name is Kaga, Fukami Kaga if you want. The white-haired woman saw a woman with beautiful black hair, that was her sister, although not her biological sister - Akagi, or Fukami Akagi.

I saw Akagi sitting leisurely on the guardrail of the bench, leaning against the vermilion-painted eaves column. Due to the hot weather, she wore a cool short black yukata with a white belt, and her long, white and sexy legs were tattooed with red cherry blossoms. This appearance and posture are really charming, enough to make men's blood rush and go crazy...

Akagi and Kaga, the general admirals secretly clamored about licking their explosions and licking their fractures, but when they actually saw them, their spines trembled and they dared not say a word. After all, it was the terrifying and cruel deep-sea flagship entrenched on Midway Island. The overwhelming carrier-based aircraft swept across everything and cut the grass like no other.

But to each other, they are just lovely older sisters. Kaga smiled and shouted: "Beauty!"

"Kaga, are you back?" He was wearing gloves, or gauntlets would be more appropriate. He grabbed his chin with his five fingers. Akagi turned his head and saw Kaga.

"I'm back." Kaga said and sat down next to Akagi. "Guess what I picked up?"

Akagi asked: "What?"

Kaga said: "I picked up a paper airplane."

"Paper airplane?" Akagi blinked. What's so strange about paper airplanes? I wonder which cute little supply-chan threw them?

Akagi shook his head. Those admirals and ship girls were so abominable. They were wreaking havoc on the sea. The innocent and pure Supply-chan was afraid to go out more and more. She was afraid of having her underwear taken off. Nowadays, it is rare to see them on the sea. Play, play...

"It's not supply-chan..." Kaga handed Akagi a folded piece of paper that was made from a paper airplane. "It's Musashi. It's Musashi, our friend. Something happened to her."

Akagi took the paper in confusion and only read a few lines. He frowned and became more and more frightened as he read. The reason was that it was a letter asking for help. Musashi was imprisoned in the tutelage by an admiral named Su Gu. Yamato, Zuikaku, Ryujo, Pachina, Savoy and many deep-sea flagships are actually accomplices.

Akagi looked up at Kaga and she asked: "Do you believe it?"

"It's ridiculous, it's really ridiculous." Kaga said, "I originally thought it was a prank, but it was Musashi's handwriting on it, and Musashi doesn't like pranks. And you can see here and here, the ink is spread out, you can imagine How scared and pitiful Musashi was when he wrote this letter for help, and he cried while writing it."

Kaga continued: "I feel a little strange. When I saw Yamato recently, I noticed that her eyes were evasive. When I asked Musashi, she stammered that she had gone home. She kept explaining, but now that I think about it, she felt guilty. "

Akagi said: "I'm not sure yet. Ask Yamato first and confront her on the spot. She is Musashi's sister after all. Otherwise, it would be too much. If you have a man, you will forget your sister."

"If..." Kaga said, "Would it be possible to alert the enemy?"

Akagi nodded, unable to ignore the possibility that Yamato had rebelled.

Akagi's expression was a bit ugly. He had dealt with those garrison together and had formed a deep friendship since then. He really didn't want to see this situation.

Akagi said: "What to do?"

Kaga said: "Otherwise, fight them, rescue them if they are there, and ignore them if they are not. We are enemies anyway."

Akagi was calm and calm, and rushed out without enthusiasm. She analyzed: "Contempt the enemy strategically, and attach importance to the enemy tactically. Musashi's letter has already stated that the strength of that garrison is quite terrifying, even if it is just a little loli, it is not good. If you provoke us, especially a white-haired little loli, your rash actions will only bring us into trouble."

Kaga suggested: "The armored aircraft carrier Monkey, the Kamikaze base on the road, and so many sisters, even if it is not a deep-sea flagship, the ants will kill the elephant."

"What's the use of a bunch of rabble?" Akagi said, "And there are quite a few ship girls in that garrison..."

"Yeah." Kaga's shoulders slumped.

At this moment, Kaga suddenly said: "Think about it, our relationship with Musashi is actually like that. Last time, we had an argument about who was more powerful, the battleship or the aircraft carrier, and we almost got into a fight."

Akagi glanced at Kaga and she said: "You have never picked up any paper airplanes or seen any letters for help."

Kaga nodded understandingly.

Nothing, nothing happened, Akagi said, "What shall we have for dinner tonight?"

Kaga said: "Charcoal-grilled saury, fried shrimp tempura, silk tofu, and miso soup are of course a must."

This is half a month later.

"Musashi?" Akagi looked at the woman with white hair and red eyes who suddenly appeared.

"It's me," Musashi said.

"Musashi, you're okay." K aga also saw Musashi. She breathed a long sigh of relief and then said angrily, "Asshole, if you let me know who of you is playing a prank, you have to make her look good."

Akagi said: "Musashi, did you know? We saw a paper airplane and a letter asking for help. It said that you were imprisoned in the garrison by a human admiral."

Musashi lowered his head: "I wrote that distress letter."

Akagi said: "Aren't you okay? What kind of letter did you write for help?"

"I wrote that letter for help half a month ago. At that time, I was really imprisoned in the human garrison. I hope someone can save me from the sea of ​​misery..." Musashi smiled miserably, and she remembered that dark and unbearable period again. days, what did you pay for freedom?

Musashi asked: "Since you picked up the distress letter, why didn't you come to save me?"

Akagi smiled dryly, and she hesitated: "I, we..."

"Okay, I get it, there's nothing to say." Musashi waved his hand to stop Akagi from continuing, "This will make me feel better."

Akagi felt that Musashi was a little strange this time, and she asked curiously: "Musashi, what are you talking about, why can't I understand."

"You will understand soon." Musashi thought to himself, the distress letter was discovered. It is not the style of the garrison to sit back and wait for death. It is to strike first to gain strength and to suffer disaster later. A huge fleet is coming. I originally wanted to notify you in advance to escape. I I came here to hold them back. In this case, you have no intention of saving me at all. Don’t blame me for being unjust if you are unkind.

Akagi doesn’t know what Musashi is thinking, otherwise he would definitely be aggrieved. We will die if we go, and we will die if we don’t go. What an injustice!

Akagi and Kaga were confused when there was a knock on the door. Looking around, they saw countless people.

In the evening, the man Akagi and Kaga saw was the admiral of the garrison. Whether they wanted to kill or behead them, they were left to their own devices, but they were inferior to others because of their skills. However, after just hearing a word, they hugged each other like trembling quails.

"Gentlemen, I like sisters."