Azur Lane, will there be constant gunfire after peace?

These were left by Hutten and Frederick the Great.

"Frederick is right, Hutten is indeed the Spider Woman..."

Du Lin's back still hurt slightly, and there were a few shallow bloodstains there.

Not only Hutten, but Frederick the Great's demands were also extremely terrifying, so much so that Dühring now felt unsteady on his feet.

Fortunately, both of them understood that they could not kill all the fish, so they released Du Lin at night.

Otherwise, the ending is really unimaginable.

Although he didn't have dinner, Du Lin surprisingly didn't feel hungry at all.

He collapsed on the bed, recalling the thrills and absurdity of today.

Although it was a little beyond my expectations, I managed to resolve the crisis, didn't I?

The relationship between Frederick the Great and Hutten...finally returned to normal.

All kinds of thoughts flooded into his mind, and Du Lin gradually felt sleepy, and finally he closed his eyes.

............

Good smell......

Du Lin smelled the aroma of food while he was sleeping. He slowly opened his eyes and what came into view was the familiar ceiling.

By the way, I came back and slept last night.

Du Lin turned his head and looked towards the window. It was already bright outside.

"What a nice smell, is this... the smell of fried eggs?"

Du Lin suddenly sat up. He was not unfamiliar with this fragrance.

Could it be...

Du Lin came downstairs and saw a familiar figure in the kitchen.

It was indeed Frederick the Great.

Frederick the Great, who was dressed in an apron, heard footsteps behind her. She turned around and saw Du Lin, a little surprised:

"Oh my, you're already awake? I was planning to wake you up later."

"Frederick, why are you......"

"Haha, are you asking me why I'm here?" Frederick the Great smiled and blinked.

"You didn't eat yesterday, right? So I came early in the morning to prepare breakfast for you."

When he heard "breakfast", Du Lin's stomach growled.

Only then did he realize that he was very hungry.

"Hehe~" Frederick the Great covered his mouth and chuckled:

"Child, go wash up first, breakfast will be ready soon."

Du Lin nodded, yawned, and turned away.

Durin was somewhat numb to the fact that Frederick the Great suddenly appeared at his residence.

Anyway, the keys to my residence have long been circulated in the port area.

It seems that Frederick the Great is also a client of Akashi.

After washing up, Durin returned to the living room. Frederick the Great had already prepared a simple and delicious breakfast.

After saying thank you, Du Lin began to eat heartily and finished all the food in no time.

Frederick the Great folded his fingers and looked at Durin with gentle eyes.

She loved watching Durin eat the food she had made, which gave Frederick the Great a strong sense of satisfaction.

Originally, she had no special interest in cooking, but because of Du Lin, she also started to like it.

After eating and drinking, Du Lin thanked him again and then asked about Hu Teng.

"Her, I did invite her to come with me, but... hehe, she was too greedy yesterday, so it seems inconvenient for her to act now."

Although Frederick the Great's tone was gentle, even Durin could see the gloating in his tone.

"But thanks to the Commander's efforts yesterday, we have become a little closer."

Frederick the Great recalled what Dühring had said yesterday.

"...As the commander said, there is no irreconcilable conflict between her and me. It's just that we are too willful and ignore the same essence under different forms..."

Frederick the Great gazed at Dühring with tenderness in his eyes:

"...Commander, all this is because of you."

As he spoke, Frederick the Great reached out and gently stroked Durin's cheek.

"But today, you don't relax either."

"Today?" Du Lin was stunned for a moment:

"If I remember correctly, today's secretary ship should be..."

"Yes, it's Tirpitz."

Frederick the Great nodded slightly:

"Her gifts and talents are unquestionable, but... there are things between her and her sister that need to be resolved."

"Tirpitz and Bismarck..."

If Durin remembered correctly, Tirpitz was summoned by him in the later period.

Unlike Bismarck, who arrived at the port early and was therefore more familiar with it, Dühring did not have a deep impression of Tirpitz.

This is of course due to Durin's own problems, but Tirpitz's own reclusiveness is also a major reason.

"Commander, I'll leave the issue between Tirpitz and Bismarck to you as well."

Frederick the Great made a commission to Dühring with a smile:

"I believe you can handle it."

Volume 108: Chapter : Secretly Observing Tirpitz

"Bismarck and Tirpitz?"

After breakfast, Du Lin went to the office, carefully thinking about Frederick the Great's instructions along the way.

"They are sisters. Don't they have a bad relationship?"

To be honest, there are more and more girls in the port area, and even if Du Lin wants to, it is difficult to fully understand the relationship between the ship girls.

The port area is a big family, and the relationships between family members are complicated. Du Lin rarely takes the initiative to pay attention to these.

Frederick the Great, as always, was a riddle man and did not specifically explain the problems that arose between Bismarck and Tirpitz.

Of course, Frederick the Great had his reasons for doing this, which was to avoid giving Dühring a preconceived impression.

According to her, handling and coordinating the relationships among port area members is the most important job of the commander.

This is a job that only Du Lin can complete and no one else can interfere.

With all kinds of thoughts in mind, Du Lin entered the building and came to the door of the office.

By this time, the secretary ship should have arrived.

Du Lin pushed open the door and entered, hearing the sound of leather boots.

"Good morning, Commander."

A slightly cold voice was heard, and Tirpitz's figure came into Durin's sight.

The short silver hair and light blue eyes attracted Du Lin's attention the most, especially those eyes, which were like a deep pool, making it impossible to see any emotion.

Facing Durin's arrival, Tirpitz just stood up and greeted him without any special reaction.

A little... a little cold?

This was Du Lin’s first feeling.

"Ah, good morning. Tirpitz, I'm sorry to bother you today."

Du Lin smiled and raised his hand in response.

"No, this is my duty." Tirpitz nodded slightly, then sat down on the secretary ship.

"Then Commander, I will start my work. Please let me know if you need anything."

After saying this, Tirpitz lowered his head and began to deal with the work at hand.

When Tirpitz got into working mode, his "keep away from strangers" aura became even stronger, so much so that Durin couldn't even interrupt him when he wanted to greet him.

Never mind, let me just observe for a while.

Durin leaned back in his comfortable chair and began to secretly observe Tirpitz while fishing.

As the saying goes, plan before you act. Before you have a better understanding of Tirpitz, it is better not to act rashly.

Acting recklessly and self-righteously is much worse than doing nothing.

Time passed slowly and the office was very quiet.

Apart from the tapping of the keyboard and the rustling of the pen, there was almost no other sound.

Durin held his forehead with one hand and twirled a pen with the other. He seemed to be thinking seriously, but in fact he was secretly glancing at Tirpitz who was working on the side.

Although Tirpitz still had no expression on her face, it was clear that she was very serious.

She handled each document calmly, and it didn't look like it was her first time as a secretary.

Is this the main force of the Iron Blood camp?

Du Lin was in awe.

Thinking back to how flustered he was when he first started processing documents, Du Lin couldn't help but sigh at the gap in abilities.

"Commander, is there a problem?"

Tirpitz stopped what he was doing and looked at Durin.

From the beginning, Tirpitz noticed Durin's gaze.

"Although I don't hate your look, if there's something wrong it's better to just say it directly."

Tirpitz looked at Durin calmly.

"Ah, sorry, I'm just a little surprised that you, Tirpitz, can handle these things so skillfully in your first time as a secretary ship." Du Lin asked curiously:

"Have you ever done something similar before?"

Tirpitz's slightly frowned brows relaxed, and she nodded slightly:

"Yes. Within Iron Blood, I serve as the adjutant of my sister. I am responsible for recording the meeting minutes and organizing important documents."

"So... these things are not particularly difficult for me. And..." Tirpitz looked at the documents in his hand:

“Frederick the Great also told me the key points of this work.”

"So this is ah."

Du Lin suddenly understood and nodded repeatedly.

All camps within the port area are subordinate to Dulin and must obey his orders. This relationship is unbreakable.

However, each camp is self-managed, with the camp leader in charge of everything.

Some camp leaders are responsible for specific tasks, while others are just symbolic.

The representative of the latter is Queen Elizabeth. As a high and willful queen, Elizabeth has almost no ability and experience in management. Everything is handled by the Royal Maids headed by Head Maid Belfast.

Bismarck was a typical leader of the former type of camp.