Shut up! I'm not a destroyer!

This is the pure feeling of being squeezed, without any

Finally, under Veneto's explicit prohibition, Fukami Yamato's actions became to get permission before going to bed.

This is why Fukamiya Yamato stayed by Veneto's bedside every night.

"How long are we there?"

Veneto had no intention of lying back on the bed. She didn't want to be hugged by Fukayama Yamato again and used as a pillow.

"There's still more than a day left."

Deep Sea Yamato reached out to Veneto, grabbed the white-haired ship girl's pajamas, and tried to pull Veneto back.

"I'm very tired after sailing all night."

"Weren't you sleeping soundly in the turret?"

Veneto was unmoved and even prepared to get up and find something to eat.

She didn't know how long she had slept and seemed to have missed a meal.

"That's different. I'm afraid I'll go astray again."

Fukukai Yamato's voice sounded aggrieved, as if he realized his mistake.

"Then I think you should continue to stay by the rudder, otherwise you will definitely go off the track again."

Veneto got up from the bed, put on his shoes, and headed for the restaurant.

Fukayama thought for a moment, climbed down from Veneto's boat, and followed Veneto closely.

Now she remembered what to do if Veneto, regardless of his own life, took this opportunity to run back to the human world.

Wouldn't that mean she sent Veneto back personally?

Deep Sea Yamato, feeling a sense of crisis, turned into a follower, and wanted to follow Veneto wherever he went.

It was because she had always done this before and did it again this time, so Veneto didn't think there was anything wrong.

Just let Deep Sea Yamato be and let love follow.

Just like a Husky following its owner who goes to eat, Veneto simply got out Deep-Sea Yamato's share of food.

Mainly because of his hungry puppy-like look, she could not bear it.

NO.336 Deep Sea

Veneto struggled to throw Deep Sea Yamato's lifeboat into the water.

"Do I need to explain this purpose?"

Veneto saw Fukayama stroking his chin thoughtfully, as if thinking about something. She pointed at the lifeboat and said.

"Maybe it's for docking? There's no port over there where I can dock my real body?"

Fukayama hesitated for a moment and gave an answer.

"Oh, yes, that's right. In case you're too big and damage the port... What a size! You're the Deep Sea! You're just walking over there so carelessly. Do you want to start a war?"

Veneto didn't expect that Deep Sea Yamato couldn't see something that was so obvious at a glance.

"Don't worry about it. You agreed to listen to me."

Veneto was too lazy to say anything more to the deep-sea husky and jumped directly onto the rescue boat.

Fukayama happily followed Veneto and jumped onto the boat.

"Put away your main body. We are already very close to the coastal area. If we are discovered by the patrolling ship girls, we will have no choice but to return home."

When Veneto turned around, he saw the huge, dark and oppressive steel monster still floating on the sea.

Deep Sea Yamato was stunned for a moment when Veneto reminded him, and quickly waved his hand to retract his main body.

The sea surface suddenly became empty, and the huge black steel ships that originally filled the view seemed to have never appeared.

Only the sudden return of sea water caused the small lifeboat to struggle to record the huge monster that had once appeared.

But when the shaking stopped, the big monster was as if it had never appeared.

It was the second half of the night, the sky was very dark, and there were no ships sailing on the sea. The stars in the sky seemed to be hidden in the clouds to coordinate with the actions of the two creatures, one big and one small.

In the pitch-black environment, Veneto took out a compass.

This was a little gadget that was included when Renown packed her camping equipment and stuffed it into her ship's equipment space.

At that time, I didn't expect that this thing would ever be useful.

However, in reality, it has been used quite a few times since Veneto came here.

For example, when he fought with Nagato at the beginning, and later when he built a base with Deep Sea Yamato.

Although she has never believed in Feng Shui, she still has to consider the orientation of the house. The sun can shine into the room through the windows, making life more comfortable.

This is also very useful at this time.

Before launching the lifeboat, she had asked Fukukai Yamato in which direction the land was.

Then now, following the direction guided by the compass, she began to command the Deep Sea Yamato and row.

There was absolutely no way she could do it herself.

Are you kidding? It wasn't her idea to come visit the humans.

Although it seems that she is the beneficiary at the moment.

But whoever proposes it should bear the responsibility.

The excitement on Fukayama's face clearly revealed her mood.

This guy had no objection to the rowing thing, and didn't care at all that Veneto didn't do anything.

Her attention now was entirely on the world that she had often seen in books but had never had the chance to see.

The small lifeboat landed on a sandy beach.

It was almost as quiet here as the sea, and Veneto stretched his neck to look around, only to see a row of bushes at the edge of the beach not far away.

"Are we in the right place?"

Veneto looked at the compass and found that she was indeed following the direction that Fukukai Yamato had pointed out.

But she had to ask this question, mainly because if what Fukukai Yamato said at the beginning was wrong, then even if she went in that direction, she wouldn't know where she would end up.

"No! How is that possible! I came here by looking at the map!"

Deep Sea Yamato patted his chest and promised.

"Forget it, let's rest here first. I don't know where to go before daybreak."

In Veneto's current understanding, the more certain something is about Deep Sea Yamato, the more room there is for discussion.

As it happened, the lifeboat was at hand, and Veneto pulled it far in the direction of the bushes, although she and Yamato should have woken up before the high tide in the morning.

But being away from the sea will always make you feel a little more comfortable, even if it's just a psychological effect.

Then she lay down in the lifeboat, found a blanket from the ship's space and covered herself with it.

Deep Sea Yamato dives over to Veneto.

This time Veneto did not refuse.

The wind on the beach was still a little cool, so she treated Fukukai Yamato as a sculpture to block the wind.

It's a bit cold, but it will get warmer after a while.

Much better than stone.

I don’t know how long it took, but the sky turned pale.

Veneto woke up.

She slept a lot along the way, so she is full of energy now.

The sea was calm, and the bushes not far from them were also calm.

Perhaps it is the quietness without human habitation that is the most annoying.

Veneto crawled out of Yamato's arms, but didn't dare to rush into the bushes.

It was a pity that she was limited in height, and even if she stood on the edge of the lifeboat, she couldn't see over the bushes and what was behind.

However, this time, Deep Sea Yamato showed no signs of waking up, so Veneto had to give up for the time being.

This Deep Sea Yamato is really like a husky, so she doesn't dare to wake that guy up rashly.

If there was no distraction, she was afraid that she would be hit by the Deep Sea Yamato Hammer.

After being beaten up, even if Fukakai Yamato realized that he was wrong, it would be useless to apologize.

I have already felt all the pain I deserve, what a shame.

Veneto jumped out of the lifeboat onto the beach and sat back on the edge of the lifeboat.

"Ah!"

Fukukai Yamato probably felt the vibration of the air inside the lifeboat and woke up. He stretched as soon as he opened his eyes.

She was much larger and could not lie completely in the boat like Veneto, so she had to curl up.

But if you lie like that for a long time, it will definitely be uncomfortable.

It's not broad daylight, so there's still sunshine when you fall asleep, which can keep you warm. The sea breeze is really cool at night, and Deep Sea Yamato can't stretch his legs out of the boat like he can during the day.

"Hurry up and take a look. I feel like we're taking the wrong route."

Veneto patted the side of the dinghy.

"Ah, let me take a look."

Deep Sea Yamato suddenly became alert, turned over and stood at the position where Veneto had just taken the photo.

"How about it?"

Looking at the deep sea Yamato, he looked behind the bushes for a long time, but there was nothing left, so Veneto had to ask.

"It seems we really have taken the wrong path."

Fukayama jumped down and said to Veneto.

"I told you to take the wrong path!"

Veneto took a moment to figure out what Deep Sea Yamato had said.

Mainly because of Fukayama Yamato's expression and tone, neither of them looked disappointed, which made Veneto think that they had arrived at first.

I didn't expect Deep Sea Yamato to say this at the end.

Veneto was so angry that he picked up the oar and hit Deep Sea Yamato on the butt.

Unfortunately, in addition to the front armor plate, the rear armor plate of the Deep Sea Yamato was also very strong, which directly repelled Veneto's swung oars.

"Hey, why are you angry? We have reached land now. Once we reach land, everything will be easy."

After Fukukai Yamato flicked the oars away, he quickly held down Veneto and explained.

"Ah this..."

Deep in the sea, Yamato's destination has always been just to reach the land, and she is already very happy.

"Forget it, give me the map."

Veneto realized that things had come to this point. If he asked Deep Sea Yamato to look at the map simply out of anger, it would probably cause big problems.

It would be better to leave the task of finding the way to her, an officer who graduated from a professional military training school.

No. 337 City

Standing on the slope and looking at the city in the distance, Veneto finally put his heart at ease.

At this time, her and Deep Sea Yamato's food supplies were almost exhausted.

If there had been no problems with the route, they would have arrived in the city long ago.

As a result, they landed on the wrong shore, and because they were afraid of being spotted by the ship girls or people, they only dared to travel by land during the day and secretly travel by sea at night.