Azur Lane Mobile Front.

Chapter 237: Helena

Not long after the call ended, Rob, who was slowly advancing, crashed into a mirror-like sea.

By the time everyone realized what was happening, all communication with the outside world had been cut off.

Higher-level sirens began to appear on the sea, but fortunately, the highest level they reached was only the Executor.

"Haven't you found anything unusual yet?"

Based on Rob's experience, there must be an unusual location within the Mirror Sea.

This could be a building or a natural landscape.

Once this anomaly is broken, the mirror-like sea will most likely dissipate on its own.

However, this time, the Robb family's ships scattered and searched for a long time, but still couldn't find anything unusual.

The vast sea was eerily quiet.

"Expand your search area, don't rush, look carefully."

Having received reports from various sources that no findings had been found, Rob sighed and had no choice but to intensify the search efforts.

This is the third round of searching, and still nothing has been found.

If this continues, things will get complicated for us.

As Rob pondered this, he leaned back in his chair, closed his eyes, and carefully considered what else he might not have thought of.

As the search continues, the frequency of sirens appearing on the sea surface is increasing.

The companies they sent out to search for swarms of Sirens have had to stop from time to time to eliminate the overwhelming density of Sirens on the sea surface.

"Could it be my imagination? These Sirens look somewhat familiar?"

Enterprise put away his beam rifle and frowned as he watched the Siren wreckage disappear into the air.

The company felt that the sirens they had just encountered looked very familiar, as if they had just sunk them not long ago.

Although sirens all look similar, the company has never experienced such a strong sense of déjà vu before.

"Tch~ Here we go again!"

Before businesses could even think it through, another wave of sirens emerged from beneath the sea.

The main guns on the ship's equipment were all aimed at the company, and it looked like they were about to open fire.

Seeing this situation, the company had no choice but to eliminate the sirens first, and had to temporarily put aside the matter they had just been considering.

The same thing is happening in other directions as well.

Joan of Arc cleaved the Sirens before her into oblivion with a single strike and then sheathed her beam saber.

“I’ve definitely seen that Siren before. The wound on her second main cannon was definitely caused by my sword.”

As she flew into the air, Joan of Arc's gaze was fixed intently on the sea.

Beneath that surface, there seemed to lie some secret.

...

Beyond the mirror-like sea, a rather peculiar ship is gazing at the waters before it.

In her crimson eyes, a magnificent light was shimmering, as if nothing in the world could escape the sight of those eyes.

"Wow, this time we've really found something amazing!"

A short while later, a mysterious smile suddenly appeared on the ship's face.

The smile seemed gentle at first glance, but upon closer inspection, it sent chills down your spine.

"Analysis complete."

After saying that, she plunged into the mirror-like sea.

The sea has returned to calm.

...

On the sea near the white wooden horse, Richelieu and her companions, who had just wiped out a group of sirens, looked at the sirens' remains slowly sinking to the bottom of the sea and felt that something was wrong.

Normally, after a Sirens is sunk, it usually floats on the surface of the sea for a period of several minutes to an hour.

However, this group of sirens sank immediately after being sunk, as if something was pulling them down.

"Is it just my imagination? I feel like these sirens are sinking way too fast?"

"Lord Richelieu, it might not be your imagination. I also feel something is off."

After examining the recklessness of his main gun and looking at the few remaining Sirens wreckage on the sea, he shared his thoughts.

"Is that so? Then perhaps the anomaly is right beneath our feet?"

...

"Commander, I may have made a discovery."

Robb, who was anxiously waiting for news on the white wooden horse, suddenly received a communication from Richelieu.

"What did you find!"

Upon hearing that a discovery had been made, Rob immediately moved closer to the communicator.

"Commander, although it may be my imagination, I feel that the Sirens here are sinking a little too fast."

As she spoke, Richelieu moved the camera of her communicator to the sea behind her.

There, only a few sirens that had not yet completely sunk could be vaguely seen.

"Commander, I've found something here."

At the same time, the images of the company and Joan of Arc lit up.

The series of anomalies discovered gave Rob a renewed sense of motivation.

He excitedly leaned over the communicator to ask about their new discovery.

"I feel like these Sirens look familiar. Just like the ones I just sank."

"Does Miss Enterprise feel the same way? Commander, I feel the same way."

Although the company's words carried a hint of hesitation, the presence of Joan of Arc forced Robb to consider the importance of this news.

As Rob hesitated, a white figure flashed past in the corner of his vision, which made his eyes light up.

"Come on, Yukikaze, tell me your opinion."

As he spoke, Rob picked up the white kitten from the boat.

This action naturally caused Xuefeng to make a commotion again.

"Don't hug Lady Yukikaze so casually, nanoda!"

"Ahem~ Lady Yukikaze thinks they are right, and what that blond guy said just now also makes sense."

Breaking free from Robo's embrace, Xuefeng stood with her hands on her hips, looking like a little adult, and gave her own judgment.

"Therefore, Lord Yukikaze believes that the secret here must lie underwater!"

"That's right, this young lady is correct. The key to breaking through this mirror-like sea lies underwater. Keep it up!"

Just then, an unfamiliar voice rang out from the bridge.

"Who?"

Upon hearing the sudden, unfamiliar female voice, Luo Bo immediately became extremely alert.

There is only one reason for this—the white Trojan's communication system has been compromised.

"Commander, I've discovered a situation on my end."

Then, another voice rang out. Although it was somewhat distorted, Rob listened carefully for a while and finally recognized it as Helena's.

Sure enough, the next second, the window reflecting Helena opened, but there was another person beside her.

The person had long, dark blue hair, and a single, curly ahoge (a single strand of hair sticking up) on top of their head was quite noticeable.

A pair of crimson eyes seemed to hold many secrets, making one want to immerse themselves in them.

A white, form-fitting uniform accentuated the girl's graceful figure, while her dark blue over-the-knee rubber boots extended all the way to her thighs, leaving only the alluring "absolute territory" exposed.

An extremely unnatural dark blue can be seen on the girl's shoes, skirt, and the lower part of her ship armor.

In these places, irregular fragments occasionally scatter downwards, sprinkling starlight onto the sea surface.

"Hi, Commander, hello."

The girl waved her gloved arm to greet Rob across the window. Although it was their first meeting, she naturally addressed Rob as Commander.

The smiling girl in front of him gave Rob a sense of déjà vu.

Robb compared her face to Helena's next to hers.

Although her face looks much more mature, there is no doubt that Helena Rubinstein's influence can still be seen in many ways.

"You are..."

"If you've guessed it, don't say it out loud, Commander. Please wait until the right time to announce it."

"Until then, please keep this a little secret between the two of us~"

"But for now, shouldn't we focus our attention on this mirror-like sea area, Commander?"

The mysterious ship raised a finger to its lips and winked at Robo playfully.

"So, what are your thoughts, Miss, whose name I don't know?"

Sitting upright in his chair, Rob stared intently at the girl across the window who resembled Helena.

Rob was able to tell that this was undoubtedly another ship similar to the previous mysterious Kaohsiung.

The only questions are why she seemed so familiar with me, and why I was willing to trust her from the bottom of my heart.

"This is a truly 'mirror-like' sea!"

"Reality and illusion are both opposites and unified; destroying only one side will not completely destroy them."

Looking at the sea with a meaningful gaze, Helena's words made Rob even more certain that his girls' discovery was correct.

Chapter 238: Hu De's Speculation

After eliminating another group of sirens that had just surfaced, Rob finally made up his mind to go underwater and see what was going on.

Rob felt something was off about his unfounded trust in this unfamiliar ship.

So he kept his eyes open.

With the help of Anshan, Robb allowed New Jersey to go underwater to investigate first.

Given New Jersey's capabilities, even if something goes wrong, she has the ability to escape instantly.

The remaining ships were scattered on the sea, vaguely showing a tendency to surround "Helena" who had just arrived in front of the white wooden horse.

Seeing this, Helena simply smiled and seemed not to care at all.

Not long after diving underwater, New Jersey noticed a light coming from above his head.

"Oh~"

Intrigued, New Jersey immediately sped up and rushed toward the "seabed" or rather, the "surface".

With a "splash," the New Jersey-brand bunny burst out of the water.

Looking around, New Jersey found that the sea was much calmer than before, except for a few sirens that could be faintly seen in the distance.

"Robo, Robo, I'm in position here~ Just like you said, this really is the sea!"

Several sirens cooperatively rose from the sea, and the Robb family's ships swarmed up and quickly sent them back to the seabed.

Immediately, to the astonishment of New Jersey, the same number of sirens as before rose from the sea on her side.

"Robo, Robo, it really is just like you said."

"Both the quantity and the model match perfectly."

"Let's do it!"

At Rob's command, the New Jersey swarm rushed in, and the sirens that had just climbed to the surface sank back to the seabed.