As a commander, I will never meet a heavy female ship girl

She turned around and found that Republic was not looking at her.

Burgundy quickly changed his clothes, walked over to scratch Republic's nose, and helped his sister adjust her shawl.

Lorraine had already left the bathroom and looked back.

"Take your time, you two. I'm going to the conference room." Lorraine opened the door.

"Sir, remember to have breakfast before going!" Republic hurriedly instructed.

Don't get hypoglycemic in the middle of a meeting...

"I know." He waved his hand and went out.

After breakfast, when he arrived at the meeting room, Lorraine was extremely shocked.

As for why——

"Lieutenant Colonel, are you saying that the Pan-Asian joint forces are only setting off now? Huh?"

As soon as Lorraine walked in, she was struck by lightning.

The first sentence at this moment is "explosion".

"No, then what's the necessity for that group of guys to exist?" The other commanders were also dumbfounded.

So we have to fight tooth and nail to pave the way for others, while those guys in the Korean Strait just follow behind and win without doing anything...

Linz was speechless and could only sigh.

Even Yorktown said nothing, just frowned.

"Sejong doesn't care? Doing this during such a crucial operation?!"

"It's difficult. I heard that the situation on the peninsula is quite complicated, and the situation inside is a bit... uh, you know." A commander hesitated to speak.

It was wise not to actually say it out loud.

"I think they want to eat seaweed egg drop soup." A woman leaned back in her chair with her fingers crossed and said sarcastically, "There are still two suns in the sky."

"I can't help it... Jeju doesn't seem to want us to stay here for too long to resupply." Linz rubbed his eyes.

"How long will it take to complete the resupply?" she asked.

"At least 12 hours." Yorktown said calmly, "Some of the ship's equipment and the command ship need to be inspected, so it will actually take longer."

"Hurry up! Headquarters also wants us to hurry up. Taiwan Island is almost broken through."

"Then there's no need to worry."

"Of course it's urgent. Some members will be reinforcing the garrison on the Volcanic Islands at the end of the month. According to intelligence, the Siren have recently carried out large-scale military deployments in the area of ​​the Volcanic Islands."

"(Donghuang curse)! What do you mean you want the horse to run fast but don't feed it... I think I'm in Donghuang, not the Royal Family."

“So, arrive early and rest early, and finish the marathon late,” York City concluded.

Lorraine was listening to a group of seniors arguing there, but he was actually an honest person, and his main focus was to listen more, watch more, and accompany more.

In short, the meeting ended in an unpleasant atmosphere.

There isn't much useful information. I feel like this meeting was just to highlight this and then listen to everyone complain.

I also received the combat report.

Anyway, STPA will not miss any of the upcoming battles.

Lorraine sighed. He wanted a vacation...

I followed the group out the door and looked at the time. It was only seven o'clock.

"Let's go to the cafeteria and have a meal, so as not to be caught by Burgundy and the others and make them unhappy." Lorraine muttered, changed his pace and walked towards the cafeteria.

"Click." Behind him, the door of the conference room was closed from the inside and then locked.

Linz sighed repeatedly and looked at Yorktown, who locked the door of the conference room with a serious expression.

Then a secret encrypted communication channel was opened.

"Zhenhai, you'd better tell me that this is not our resolution." Although Linz had a blank expression on her face, the way she threw the document on the table still showed her dissatisfaction.

"So, do you have a way to save the child?" Zhenhai's voice was also tired.

"So you're so confident in letting him go to the Volcanic Islands? Are you crazy? That's hell!"

"It's better than him staying in Tianhai in fear." Zhenhai sighed, "That kid's head count has skyrocketed."

"Huh?" Linz was shocked. "Who's so ignorant?"

"In Rome, and in America." Zhenhai paused, "It's hard not to suspect that some people have gotten the news..."

"Yixian and I are going to visit Sardinia and Iris the day after tomorrow. For the time being, the Admiral will have to watch over us," Zhenhai said. "You really treat my Donghuang as a trash can, don't you?... Bringing Burgundy here was a coincidence, but isn't it inappropriate for Venice to come as well?"

Without a doubt, they are all hot potatoes.

"When do you think Azur Lane will unite?" Yorktown finally interrupted.

"It's difficult. You and I both know it, Yorktown." Zhenhai sighed.

"After all, some things can't be offset in this way. The war against the Sirens hasn't even ended yet, and some people are already starting to carve out a post-war landscape. It's said that the Royal House of Lords has already started discussing how to divide Iceland."

"Champagne at halftime," Linz scoffed. "That sounds like something some brainless politician would say."

There was a sigh on the other end of the line.

"Forget it, let's take it one step at a time." Zhenhai said, "I'm going to a meeting. Tsk... We're in such a mess..."

"Yes, sir." Linz put down the documents.

Communication is disconnected.

There is a striking command at the end of the document, even marked in red.

"Maintaining Donghuang's combat effectiveness is the highest priority."

Linz put down the documents, feeling a little worried.

Cooperation on the peninsula is neither close nor distant, and even the efficiency of intelligence exchange is extremely low.

It seems that they have calculated the fact that "the arrow is on the string and must be shot."

Chapter 263 Interlude · Spring Shadow

Chapter 263 Interlude: Spring Shadow

If there were no war, would everything be better?

Wouldn’t it be better if these little girls on destroyers didn’t have to pick up guns, but instead studied in peaceful inland areas and learned knowledge that would make the world a better place?

Chunyun didn't know, and she didn't care.

But anyway, there were unexpectedly a lot of people in the shooting room today.

For Chunyun, one more person is one more.

Javelin walked in with a young girl he had never seen before.

The little fox was quite familiar with the javelin, at least she remembered its face, but the guy behind her—he looked like a mix of European and Asian descent...

"Harugumo-chan?" Javelin was stunned. "Morning! Are you up so early?"

It's only a little after seven in the morning.

"Yeah." Chunyun nodded slightly and put down the bow in his hand.

"Her name is Zaga Mada," Javelin explained, pointing to the person behind him. "She's from Indonesia, and she's currently studying on Jeju Island."

"She hadn't fought before, so she wanted to come visit us."

Haruyun didn't say much, but just took a quick look at Zagamada.

Clear eyes...as if coming out of an ivory tower.

The latter shrank back behind the javelin in fear.

"Uh...of course we have a visitor permit," Javelin explained quickly.

Chunyun nodded slightly and then stopped paying attention.

"Zagamada, this is Harugumo... She's very powerful~" Javelin said with a smile, "Our ace destroyer."

"I see." Zagamada leaned forward slightly and looked at Haruyun with some curiosity. "She looks like a very cute girl, too."

She commented quietly.

Harugumo raised his bow again and took a deep breath.

A scrutinizing look... no, it's even a bit like a curious prying.

The little fox sighed and put the bow down.

I have to start all over again... I'm still too distracted.

She closed her eyes for a moment and raised her longbow again.

Then he nocked an arrow.

The feeling of the special metal bowstring pulling on her fingers quickly put her into the mood.

So she raised her arm, the engine rotated slightly, and the increased output allowed her to easily draw the longbow.

Then take aim and shoot.

Soon, gunshots were heard nearby.

The sound of the nz75 is still very obvious, and the burst of gunfire easily drowns out the sound of the bowstring vibrating.

When Chunyun put down her bow for the 20th time that morning, she reached for the quiver at her waist, and then she realized belatedly -

For morning exercises, I only bring 20 arrows.

She stood up silently and went to retrieve the arrow.

Another round, morning exercise is over, and it’s just time to have breakfast at nine o’clock.

However, her sudden standing up scared Javelin and Zagamada.

"Chunyun, don't go over there suddenly!" Javelin quickly stopped his gun, fearing that he would hurt someone by mistake.

Zagamada was also very sensible and put down his gun.

"Sorry." Chunyun's tone was so flat that you couldn't hear it at all if you didn't listen carefully.

She returned with her arrows and put them into the quiver one by one.

"Chunyun, why don't you put it all in at once?" Javelin asked curiously.

"Part of the training." Chunyun said nothing more.

After this incident, Javelin had no intention of continuing to practice shooting.

So the two kids sat aside and watched Chunyun fill the quiver with arrows one by one in a very ritualistic manner.

"Why choose a bow and arrow?" Zagamada was a little confused.

Chunyun's hand paused.

How to answer this question?

Because I'm a remnant of the past? Because I'm an imperfect product? Because my bow and sword are all I have?

She finally chose not to answer.

Since Senior Shimakaze, everyone has chosen to use a combination of sword and gun.

She released an arrow, keeping it loose.

It seems as if cherry blossoms are falling before my eyes.

But the sword and the gun could not tear apart the sad sunset, nor could they make the cherry blossoms fall at a speed of six centimeters per second.

She drew another arrow.

After arriving in Sakura City, it will be around mid-March and you should be able to see the last cherry blossoms.

Chunyun's silence made the atmosphere a little awkward.

"So why not use arrows?" Javelin quickly changed the subject.

She saw the arrowheads of 20 arrows neatly stacked aside.