Warhammer: Hail to the Void Lords!.

Chapter 412 05.0411: "Perfect Answer"

"Waaaaaagh!!! Come on! Push it down for me!" The whole body of the boulder was shaking violently, and the greenskin warlord roared in extreme excitement.

"Boss! Boss! That idiot Kaguk failed to seize the shrimp's boat! The other blue shrimps are coming for us!"

Just as it was enjoying itself, a large lookout, clutching a monocular telescope with a dent in the middle, pointed at the Imperial Navy fleet speeding in the distance and shouted.

"Huh? This damn Kaguk! He's causing chaos!" The warlord's pleasure of bullying was interrupted by a disappointment, and he grumbled, "Call Kaguk for me! I want to see if this guy is itching for trouble and what he wants to do!"

After a while, a green-skinned head with a captain's hat was projected as a hologram in Dashi's control room.

"Kaguk! You bastard! Why couldn't you stop that stinky shrimp? I'm going to tear your head off and use it as a bowl after this battle!"

But the other party's projection remained motionless and did not respond. After struggling for a while, the warlord realized that the communication was not connected at all.

"Ah!" The furious green-skinned warlord realized something in an instant, picked up his big iron hand and smashed the steel structure guard plate in front of him. The force was so great that it smashed holes as big as several people's heads in the several centimeters thick steel plate.

"This bastard betrayed me! I'm going to tear these shrimps that stand in my way into pieces, and then I'm going to tear this traitor into pieces with my own hands and feed it to my Scrooglar father!"

The greenskin warlord was so enraged by the unexpected betrayal that the roar in the control room even drowned out the rumbling sound covering the entire boulder for a moment.

The Flying Stone's steering engine started and began its clumsy turn.

At this time, the warlord, with blood all over his face, no longer cared about the fleet battle. He just wanted to crash everything in front of him and then crush the culprit to death.

The flying rock made a big circle and returned to the gap in the track defense passage.

In the Gothic Fleet strike group, Lord Daros was badly damaged and suffered severe damage to its broadside firepower. With its damaged hull, it was no longer possible for it to shoulder the responsibility of being the lead ship in the line.

Although the Indefatigable was converted into a battlecruiser carrier in the Evolution Squadron, as a battlecruiser, her firepower is still not inferior to that of a cruiser. And under Horatio's command, although she is also scarred, this battle-wounded female knight is in good overall condition and can still fight.

"Hold on, Lord Daros, my ship will take over your position before entering the fortified channel."

"Lord Daros received. Wait... Report to the flagship! Report to the flagship! Our ship has detected the enemy's flying rocks rushing towards our ship!

Repeat! The enemy's flying rock is rushing towards our ship with all its might!"

"what?!"

At this moment, Commodore Peru and Horatio could only see the huge hull of the Moon-class cruiser Lord Darros and the blue tail flame of the plasma engine at the rear, and the threat was imminent.
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Sepra-Mundi, in the 2st interview room of the B31 building of the Hazy Star Region Navy Headquarters.

"Uh-huh..." Louise's throat rolled with difficulty.

"A Chaos fleet has emerged from the Eye of Terror, and their goal is to plunder Cadia and its surrounding planets. Report your assembly time." The admiral repeated the situation again with an expressionless face.

"About... after correcting the yaw, I will be from..."

Louise used her finger to mark the route on the star map, sliding from one point to another. At first glance, the route she marked was indeed the shortest path to the designated meeting point, without any deviation.

However, as her finger got closer to the assembly point, the Admiral's expression became more and more grim.

At a certain moment, Louise's eyelashes fluttered, her fingertips and vocal cords stopped at the same time, and her whole body froze.

"I'm sorry, Admiral, I'd like to correct the course." Louise withdrew her finger and saluted to request.

[Why do I have to follow the established thinking and follow the established path?] She just suddenly realized something.

Horatio had shown her more than once in practice with words and deeds that "for victory, the process is not important, the result is the most important."

“Admiral, in the new route, I will go directly from Scalus to Cadia via the Medusa Route and rendezvous with your fleet at the designated location in Cadia.

In my opinion, this would be the most time-saving method, as my ship's engine is damaged and it is four star sectors away from the assembly destination.

Even if the other assembled warships are sailing slower, they will not be slower than our ship.

Even if we reach the assembly point, our ships cannot keep up with the other ships, and the fleet cannot maintain full speed to Cadia. The route I had envisioned before only took into account the simple completion of tactical mission objectives, but the old route I chose would only slow down the fleet's action speed from a strategic level.

Therefore, I will eventually choose to join your fleet on the battlefield of Cadia and complete the assembly mission, Your Excellency.

Instead of sailing through four sectors, rendezvous with your fleet in the Agrippina sector before sailing to Cadia to join the battle, sailing through five sectors in total.

It would be better to go from Skarrus to Medusa, then go through Nemistressera and go directly to Cadia. In this way, my ships only need to pass through four star zones, and then we can meet up with your fleet in Cadia and directly participate in the battle.

Therefore, the total sailing time of our ship will take about 9 Terra weeks!"

As soon as he finished speaking, a steady applause echoed in the interview room.

"That's a good answer, Candidate Louise."

The admiral, whose expression was always tense, raised a slight arc at the corner of his mouth.

"We are the Imperial Navy. Our decisions will determine the survival of entire sectors, or even several sub-sectors. Our mission and decision-making philosophy fundamentally determine that we cannot play by the rules.

However, the thinking of many imperial officers has become rigid and stagnant. They only stick to the rules and dare not explore new ways. They only follow the classic, old-fashioned and rigid combat ideas that have been repeated thousands of times by the Thinkers and on parchment.

Your bold choice deserves praise, Midshipman Louise. It proves that you have a very flexible mind. I think you will become a very good naval officer or even a captain in the future."

"Thank you, Admiral!"

"Congratulations, Candidate Louise, you have passed the Navy Lieutenant Examination."

When the Admiral himself announced that she had passed, Louise's purple eyes widened slightly.

Excitement and excitement poured out of her heart like hot juice from a bonbon, making her dizzy and her whole body warm and happy.

The three examiners stood up to congratulate her. Louise suppressed her excitement and stepped forward to shake hands with the three examiners one by one.

"The Gothic Fleet is truly full of talented people." The Admiral said as he returned to his seat.

"I heard that there is a descendant of Admiral Speyer in your fleet, the Horatio Cochrane you mentioned. He is the only officer in the past hundred years who has obtained a naval lieutenant commission without taking an exam."

"Yes, Admiral, but he did not rely on social skills or unorthodox methods, but..."

When Louise heard the admiral first mention Horatio's bloodline and then mentioned the exemption from the test, she hurried to defend him.

Before Louise could finish, Admiral John Jervis raised his hand to interrupt, “Of course I know what contributions he has made to the Imperial Navy to receive such an honor.

Because his commission as lieutenant was signed by me, not Marshal DeLong."

"Sorry, Admiral, I lost my composure!" Louise stopped immediately and bowed again.

"Relax, young man, the interview is over, now it's time to chat.

“I saw on your resume that you worked with him, so I wanted to ask you a few questions about him.

"First question, what kind of person do you think he is?"

The admiral crossed his hands and supported his chin, covering the lower half of his face, and stared at Louise and asked.

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