Crossing the azure as a black dragon

Alabama raised his hand to ask a question.

"The front line is where the Sirens gather the most. If we go there, it will be suicide... That being said, it is indeed very difficult to get the Sirens to react to us. At least I personally think it is unrealistic."

Tirpitz shook his head and told the truth.

"Why make it so complicated? We came here to find an opportunity to fight the Sirens, right? They don't give us any support but expect us to do so much. Who cares?"

Essex leaned back on the sofa, his words revealing considerable disdain for the person who initiated the mission.

"A bunch of cowards, talking a good game but actually we're the ones who do the dirty work."

Minneapolis chimed in.

"That's true, let's do our best."

Tirpitz chuckled softly.

"Instead of carrying out the mission, has anyone brought food?"

Santiago raised his hand to speak.

"Would you like some chocolate?"

Black Dragon took out the storage cube, searched around, and picked up a bunch of chocolate bars.

She didn't bring any cooked food, but she brought a lot of these snacks.

"want!"

Santiago jumped up from the sofa.

"I brought some with me too."

Hermione walked past the black dragon, took out her storage cube and some snacks.

"This Rubik's Cube is really useful, but it's too expensive."

Essex took a few bags of snacks and casually remarked, "69.493.6135."

"Akashi's products are all good, but they're too expensive."

Z23 sat next to Eugen and echoed her sentiments.

"If only Akashi were a non-shady businessman."

Minneapolis said with a smile.

"There's no such thing as a free lunch."

Everyone present laughed.

Chapter 123 The Invincible Black Dragon

The torrential rain lasted for more than two hours before it began to subside, and the people in the submarine started to doze off.

"Can't we go out yet?"

Santiago lay on the bed, turning over like a salted fish, staring at the submarine's ceiling.

"It should be soon."

Black Flying Dragon sat on another bed, reading a book, and answered casually.

This submarine is designed to be quite comfortable; it could even be used as a dormitory on land.

Not long after, Tirpitz woke up the resting group.

"According to the reconnaissance of the mackerel and U37, there are a large number of sirens patrolling this area, probably looking for us. The rain has stopped, and we should leave."

Tirpitz explained the situation.

Which way do we go?

Essex asked the question.

"The Sirens have already begun to be on alert. To prevent encountering mass-produced Sirens, we will detour towards the deep sea, targeting the Bering Sea. We will dismantle as many Siren bases as we encounter along the way, and avoid prolonged battles."

Tirpitz answered calmly.

"Ah."

No one else had any objections.

Tirpitz nodded and turned to walk to the cockpit. A few minutes later, the submarine left the seabed with a slight tremor and began to rise slowly. However, it did not surface all at once, but instead moved in a certain direction.

Through the glass, Black Dragon saw many schools of fish living in the sea, but the submarine was too big, and even when it occasionally encountered a shark or two, it did not dare to come close.

Big Bluefin and U37 kept watch around the submarine, swimming in the sea like fish, which made Black Flying Dragon look on with envy.

After about half an hour of sailing, the submarine began to surface.

The rainstorm had stopped, but the waves on the sea were still extremely high. As soon as Black Dragon got out of the submarine, it was swept far away by the seawater, and its clothes that had just dried were wet again.

"Where is this place?"

The black dragon ran up to Hermione and asked in a low voice.

"Sorry, I don't know either."

Hermione shook her head slightly.

Black Dragon was inexplicably happy.

She wasn't the only one who got lost.

"Stop overthinking, keep up."

Eugen in no

A shout came from afar, and Tirpitz had already put away the submarine and started moving northeast, with the others following behind.

"Let's go."

Black Dragon told Hermione and the others what was going on, and then followed Eugen.

The sky was already dark in the deep sea, and after the torrential rain, the brightness was almost like night. Black Dragon and his reconnaissance planes could barely ensure that no Sirens approached the area around the team.

Radar is basically useless here. The sirens here have a stronger counter-reconnaissance capability than those inside human defenses. Even if a siren appears right in front of you, it won't show up on the radar.

Tirpitz chose a pretty good route; after driving for more than half an hour, he hadn't spotted any sirens.

"They wouldn't just run straight to the Bering Sea, would they?"

Javelin, standing next to Perseus, muttered to itself.

"That would be great if it were possible."

Black Flying Dragon said with a smile.

She had initially thought that those who participated in the expedition would recklessly attack the Sirens, but it turned out that not many people cared about Hood's mission.

Perhaps the royal high command values ​​this, but unfortunately, this team only has two maids and a javelin thrower, so they don't have enough say.

"Ok?"

Just as they were about to say a few more words, Black Dragon's reconnaissance plane spotted a strange place.

"Stop for a moment. There is a mirror space entrance 27 nautical miles directly ahead."

Black Dragon shouted.

"Mirror-like sea?"

Essex turned around strangely.

"Go around."

Without hesitation, Tirpitz changed course and moved northwest.

But it was too late. The black dragon saw humanoid sirens emerge from the mirror space and rush towards them.

"The sirens over there have spotted us. A leader sir is coming with twenty-three imitators."

Black Flying Dragon quickly reported this.

"Pay attention to their movements, and don't rush to attack."

Tirpitz gave a word of advice.

Black Dragon responded and carefully controlled the reconnaissance plane to observe the team.

The lead Siren ship was shaped like an octopus, with tentacles extending deep underwater. It was significantly faster than the other Sirens and charged straight at the Black Dragon. However, as Tirpitz changed course, the two groups separated.

"Do the sirens in the deep sea have a sense of territory?"

Black Dragon felt something was off.

There are basically no sirens wandering on the sea surface when they haven't discovered them; only when they discover that the sirens are approaching will the sirens come out to fight.

"The island of Sirens has been discovered 48 nautical miles to the west, and there are more than 50 Sirens patrolling there."

Perseus calmly began to report.

"A Siren base was also discovered 52 nautical miles due north, with a relatively small number of patrol vessels, around 30."

A few minutes later, Shangri-La also issued a report.

Are there really this many islands around here?

Z23 asked Eugen in a low voice.

"Who can say for sure about these things? Which one should we attack?"

Eugen looked at Tirpitz.

"Investigate the surrounding situation."

Tirpitz was not in a hurry.

After another ten minutes or so, the general situation of this area had been investigated. There were three more islands connected to the western island, which were all modified by the Sirens, and there were more than a hundred Sirens surrounding them.

The Sirens base to the north is not surrounded by islands, but it is a large base with a small hill over ten meters high in the middle. It is fully equipped with military equipment and looks like a formidable enemy.

"Attack the base to the north. If you can't take it immediately, retreat."

Tirpitz considered for a moment before speaking.