Azur Lane Mobile Front.

Seeing the comical pose that Shimakaze struck, both Prince Eugen, who was present, and Rob and the others, who were far away in Agatha Christie, felt that Akagi might have had a girlish heart back then.

Nothing else, this pose is just too dazzling.

Fortunately, Shimakaze didn't seem to mind posing in these ways.

Under the guidance of Shinano and Nagato, she systematically dismantled the barrier step by step.

With a final "ding," the barrier blocking the control panel finally transformed into starlight and vanished.

Although they didn't know why there was another barrier inside, it didn't prevent everyone from finally raising the Dragon Palace and leaving this place.

"This must be the control switch for the Dragon Palace!"

Because he was closest, Shimakaze quickly got ahead of everyone and arrived at the control panel.

These crucial consoles are probably all very user-friendly, with very simple structures.

"Hey, Shimakaze, wait a minute!"

Just as the silly rabbit was about to press down, Cleveland quickly spoke up to stop it.

However, as the saying goes, it is as swift as an island wind.

Shimakaze, who was quite nimble, didn't even have time to wait for Cleveland to stop him.

I pressed—

Very quickly, with a snap, Shimakaze's hand slapped down.

Rumble rumble rumble—

As the console was activated, a brief but violent tremor occurred in the central area of ​​Ryugu Palace.

What's going on with your rabbit?

Because it was the final moment, Cleveland simply didn't bother to shut down the communication devices.

So Rob, who had watched the entire live stream from Aga, looked on in bewilderment as Shimakaze pressed the control switch without a second thought.

"I...I will give her a good scolding!"

On the other side of the screen, Changmeng readily admitted her mistake when faced with Luo Bo's accusations.

After all, with Shinano, the flagship, not being very involved in affairs, this rabbit is indeed now considered one of her ships.

Over at the Dragon Palace.

After a brief tremor, everything returned to calm.

Seeing that nothing dangerous had happened, everyone breathed a sigh of relief.

"Honestly, don't always act so rashly! What if there's danger?"

Shigure, who was her companion, couldn't stand it anymore and rushed up to Shimakaze to scold her.

"This behavior is very dangerous! You know, these kinds of facilities usually have self-destruct mechanisms..."

It's clear that the Cleveland team members, who have had similar experiences, are speaking with lingering fear.

"Um...it seems like someone came in..."

Taking advantage of a lull in everyone's conversation, Helena finally found an opportunity to interject.

"Um???"

Following Helena's finger, everyone saw the shadow of a ship approaching from the center of the area that had been shrouded by the barrier.

"So sleepy... How long have I been asleep...?"

When people arrive, their voices precede their arrival.

Judging from the sound, the ship seems to have just woken up from its slumber and is still a little dazed.

"Huh? What's this thing? It's in the way—!"

The remaining barrier seemed to be blocking the ship's path, which annoyed her.

boom--

With a loud bang, the barrier shattered, and a crescent-shaped blade of light pierced through the mist, striking the control tower wall directly and causing a tremor.

"careful!"

This ship could break through the barrier with a single blow, and it seems to be in a bad mood right now, clearly not someone who's easy to talk to.

Everyone immediately took their positions, ready to see who this ship, which Akagi had hidden, actually belonged to.

"Ah... I feel much better now..."

Through the smoke, a ship dressed in Sakura Empire-style clothing, with three asymmetrical horns on its head and long silver-gray hair appeared before everyone's eyes.

The upper half of this ship appears to be covered by a rather peculiar dress.

The skirt resembles two separate pieces of fabric pieced together, with the hem just barely covering the top of the thighs.

The sides are fully open, allowing a view of the ship's explosively voluptuous figure from the side.

However, because she was wearing a dark outer garment, the only way to see her clearly was when the ship made a move.

Above the coat was a white cloak with a red lining, seemingly printed with many religious patterns.

The lower body of the ship only has two shin guards, similar to shin plates, at the calves.

On her feet were a pair of stilts that had a distinctly Sakura Empire style, making one wonder if wearing such shoes was really convenient.

Her fair and plump thighs were bound with a rope knot, from which hung a tassel—the only decoration on her legs.

However, what's even more noticeable is this ship girl's rather assertive face.

With a katana almost as tall as herself slung over her shoulder, she seemed to be looking down at the crowd.

The smile that appears on his lips easily evokes the image of a hunter spotting his prey.

"This is..."

Even Prince Eugen lost his composure when faced with such a ship.

The immense sense of oppression made her think for a moment of time of that iron-fisted leader.

"Um...who are you? Are you also trapped here like us?"

It turns out that being a fool can indeed have an advantage in some situations.

While everyone else was on high alert, Shimakaze acted as if nothing was wrong and walked up to greet the other person.

"I am the White Dragon, the guardian of this deep-sea dragon palace."

"Are you the ones who have invaded my territory and broken my seal?"

As soon as the other party spoke, Shimakaze really did look like a little rabbit, covering his head and taking two steps back.

"I'm so sorry...we'll make it up to you!"

Compared to Shimakaze, Rob, who was watching all of this live, almost fell off his chair.

There was no way around it; the name was just too impactful for him.

In a hazy state, he seemed to see again the time when he was tricked into spending 25500 in various ways.

Chapter 304: What is a Planned Ship? It's the magic of Minsk, of course!

"White Dragon...White Dragon."

Muttering the name to himself, Rob began to recall his memories from his previous life.

First of all, this is definitely not a ship that existed in history; there isn't even a blueprint for it.

Because this is a ship entirely created by the magic of the white-haired people.

Immediately afterwards, Rob's mind would drift to Harbin, the North Wind, and Odin.

These ships all have a unified name – planning ships.

"So, the planned ships were all brought over from the magic of those white Russians?"

In his past life, Rob did know that Wowo had this collaboration, but that was only to the extent that he knew that a certain number of captains had come.

However, he had no idea what had happened on the other side of the collaboration.

However, the appearance of the White Dragon finally made him realize what the so-called planned ship really was.

"That doesn't make sense. Does it mean there are actually 'nest shit' in this world?"

Leaving his questions aside for the time being, Rob felt that there might be more to this than met the eye.

"Cleveland, find a way to bring this ship back."

Although the origin of the planned ship is unknown, it is now clear that the secret treasure Akagi is hiding here is this ship named Hakuryu.

The Dragon Palace Castle was nothing more than a dock used to build the White Dragon.

"Yes, I understand, Commander!"

Cleveland usually doesn't refuse requests from its own commanders.

Well, except that Rob calls her "Daddy K".

While Rob had already set his sights on Bailong, Bailong, as the person involved, was completely unaware of it.

She was frowning as she examined the rabbit-shaped destroyer in front of her.

This kind of ship seems too weak as an opponent; it's hard to have a proper fight with it.

But since I've already encountered this, I'll just treat it as a warm-up exercise after getting up.

"Now that you have awakened me from my long slumber, you must be fully aware of this, right?"

Gripping the hilt of his sword tightly, Bailong was now fully tense, ready to launch an attack at any moment.

Seemingly sensing the approaching danger, Shimakaze took two steps back.

"Awakening...awakening? We just want to leave this place!"

"Tch! What a spineless coward."

Shimakaze's performance made Haku even more dissatisfied.

However, she has no intention of letting Shimakaze go.

"No matter, let's begin the trial!"

"Huh? A trial?"

Shimakaze blinked, a big question mark on his small face.

"You all want to leave Dragon Palace City, don't you? Then all you need to do is pass the trial. Make your move!"

Although Shimakaze wanted to say that he could leave by simply operating the control panel a couple of times, looking at Haku's expression, it seemed that he had no intention of listening to her explanation.

Before Shimakaze could react, the sword in Haku's hand, carrying the force of wind and thunder, slashed straight at Shimakaze.

"Wow ah ah!"

Startled, Shimakaze immediately tried to draw his sword to defend himself.

However, someone was faster than her.

With a clang, the white dragon's katana clashed with Cleveland's cold steel sword.

"Since this is a trial, I think it's okay if I send someone else, right?"

Cleveland easily deflected the white dragon's katana, a confident smile on his face.

The other party's peculiar attire and the way they floated effortlessly in the air caused Bai Long's pupils to dilate instantly.

This guy in front of me is difficult to deal with.

"Oh? You're the leader? Not bad, much better than that rabbit from before."

Sheathing his katana, Haku carefully examined Cleveland and the people behind her.

She realized that only the rabbit from before, Eugen and the others who were standing far away with an air of "I'm just here to watch the show" were on ships dressed similarly to Cleveland.

It seems I woke up at the perfect time!

"This is Cleveland. The commander sent us to check out the situation here."

Cleveland stepped back a few paces, creating a safe distance for the other person to make the conversation easier.