Crossing the azure as a black dragon

Black Dragon clicked her tongue. In her memory, Wales had never won a drinking game against Eugen, and she didn't know if he was faking it or if it was real.

After exchanging a few words with Eugen, Black Dragon headed towards the armory.

The armory remained unchanged, its doors wide open.

Is Boss Ming here?

Black Dragon went inside and called out.

"Look this way."

Akashi's voice came from the right, but when Black Flying Dragon looked over, he saw nothing.

"Oh dear, can't see it? It worked, meow?"

Akashi's voice rang out again. Black Dragon locked onto the source of the voice, but still couldn't see Akashi.

"Stealth device?"

Black Dragon raised an eyebrow. "Which SP-customized equipment is this?"

"It's not a meow, it's resonance."

As the sound rang out, Akashi's figure appeared out of thin air, and a rhombus-shaped sapphire could be seen floating in her hand.

"It seems we've made some discoveries these past few days."

Black Dragon walked to the table next to him and sat down.

"Barely. Your radar was given to you by the Wanderers, wasn't it? The Sirens' use of energy is indeed superior to ours, meow."

Akashi put away the rhombus-shaped gem, felt around in her sleeve, and took out the Black Dragon's Z-type radar.

"Shinano even knows about the wanderers?"

Black Dragon was somewhat surprised.

"Shinano is more terrifying than you think, but if it were you, you probably wouldn't lose to her, meow."

Akashi reached out and patted Black Flying Dragon on the shoulder, looking quite old-fashioned.

"Don't change the subject, what have you figured out?"

Black Flying Dragon glanced at Akashi. Did she really look that easy to fool?

"...This radar siren uses energy resonance technology. The outer shell amplifies the resonance effect, allowing it to resonate slightly with the entire observation range, thus revealing the movement of everything within that range. I understand the principle, but it will take some time to fine-tune the data. Don't even think about mass production right now, meow."

Akashi's expression fell, and he answered honestly.

"Mass production isn't in a rush; you can take your time to research it. I've given you this technology; could you give me a communicator in return?"

Black Dragon reached out and tapped the table.

"The communicator is broken again? Be careful, meow."

Akashi muttered a complaint under his breath, ran to a nearby shelf, grabbed a communicator, and handed it to Black Dragon.

Thanks.

Black Dragon took the communicator and thanked him.

"No need for thanks, meow. If you really want to repay me, just give me the energy stones from the Siren Mirror Sea when you annihilate it in the future."

Akashi shook his head.

"Energy stone? What's that?"

Black Dragon heard a new term again.

"That's the energy source that supports the entire mirror world. It looks similar to an ordinary stone and is usually stored in the control panel, meow. With that, many of my research projects can be realized."

Akashi explained.

"I see. I'll give it to you when I break through the Mirror Sea by myself. I probably won't get a chance to go out with the others."

Black Flying Dragon thought of the Mirror Sea that he and Amagi had destroyed together before, and the stones inside should have been taken by Amagi or Shinano.

"Go for it, meow!"

Akashi cheers on Black Dragon.

"Then I won't disturb your research any longer. See you later."

Black Flying Dragon nodded, got up, and left the armory.

Chapter Eighteen: Visitors from the Cherry Blossom Valley

"It's amazing that there are so many uses for just one resonance."

Stepping out of the armory, Black Dragon tossed the radar in his hand.

Although she doesn't understand the reasons behind these technological products, it doesn't stop her from using them.

After putting the radar into the card box, Black Dragon felt that he had gained another 'function' once again, and this experience was always novel no matter how many times it happened.

With a thought, the search function was activated, and a large amount of data flashed before the black dragon's eyes, eventually converging into an overhead view.

This was the first time Black Dragon had conducted an exploration on land, and there was no specific area defined. All the data was mixed together. The land area was marked with the label 'human', mixed with the label 'energy'. On the other side of the sea, even the terrain, islands and other random things were marked, giving her the illusion that she was playing a strategy game.

Although it wasn't a complete reception, the constant feedback of this big data to the brain was a very uncomfortable situation. However, just as the Black Dragon was about to shut down, five exclamation marks suddenly rushed in from the edge of the sea, moving at high speed. Judging from their direction of movement, their destination was the Free Port Area.

"exclamation mark?"

Black Dragon frowned. The collective data dissipated, and fragments of scenes flashed before her eyes. From these scenes, she gleaned information about the two teams.

The first team consisted of Bismarck and Tirpitz's Ironblood gang, while the other team was led by Amagi, followed by Akagi, Kaga, Tosa, Azuma, and Kitakaze.

The five people associated with the exclamation mark are Bismarck, Akagi, Kaga, and Azuma Kitakaze.

"Akagi and Kaga?"

Black Flying Dragon frowned. This was the first time she had seen Amagi with these two. She had always thought that these two ship girls were not among the ship girls who were adrift at sea.

Surprised as I was, now that they had arrived, I, as an active member of the Sakura Empire in the Free Port area, naturally had to greet them.

"what happened?"

Eugen had already jumped down from the stone pillar and was now flipping through a form. Seeing the black dragon approaching with a subtle expression, he couldn't help but ask a question.

"Bismarck and the others are back."

Black Dragon answered.

"anything else?"

Eugen raised an eyebrow.

“Amagi has arrived with Akagi and Kaga.”

"Black Flying Dragon said."

"Oh? That's quite rare. You don't like them?"

Eugen was somewhat surprised. She used to see these two often when she took office in the Northern Union, but she rarely saw them after coming to the Eastern Empire.

"Well, these two people just look really fierce."

Black Dragon thought for a moment and then said.

"No matter how fierce I am, I can't beat you."

Eugen pouted.

"You can't say that. I can't exactly attack my own comrades."

Black Flying Dragon shook his head.

She wasn't afraid of losing, but rather that they would ask her to practice.

Eugen glanced at the black dragon but didn't reply.

"Hey, what are you doing?"

Black Dragon realized he had been putting on an act, so he coughed lightly and moved closer to Eugen.

"I'm looking at where the Sirens are most active lately."

Eugen turned a page as he spoke.

This table records which area the fleets were heading to, and it was written by Welsh people.

"After finding it, should we organize a team to go and investigate?"

Black Dragon glanced at the map and found that the mission locations were all very mixed up; he couldn't find any missions in the same place even after looking through a whole page.

"Sirens are making our lives miserable, so we'll retaliate in kind."

Eugen narrowed his eyes slightly.

"That shows

"What is it?"

"Black Flying Dragon asked."

"The Sirens are quite active everywhere, but the Sirens in the sea between the Eastern Empire and the Sakura Empire are the most active. In the last three months, there have been nearly ten port attacks. One commander's port was destroyed and his ship girls were almost all gone. Another commander's port was damaged, but his ship girls are still alive."

Eugen closed the table and summarized.

"If I remember correctly, we haven't launched a counterattack yet."

Black Flying Dragon frowned.

"Isn't it about to start?"

Eugen patted Black Dragon's arm with the form and turned to walk into the conference warehouse.

"How about we start right away?"

Black Flying Dragon looked around, then ran to the beach and began practicing swinging his sword.

More than an hour later, Tirpitz and the others appeared at the edge of the horizon.

"We've arrived! That was fast!"