Azur Lane Mobile Front.

Breaking free from the other person's embrace, Rob quickly used the excuse of discussing serious matters to interrupt what might be an even more outrageous act.

"No action will be taken for the time being."

"Help that is too cheap often backfires."

“In fact, I think we can wait until the Sirens have defeated that world over there and it can’t hold on any longer before we make our move.”

After a moment's thought, Soviet Rossiya explained his general plan to Rob.

"...You should discuss this matter with Mercury Memorial and the others."

"However, it's best to keep a close eye on the situation over there."

"We don't yet know the extent of Antix's purge plan."

"Rest assured, everything is still going according to plan, Comrade Commander."

The Soviet Union's gaze toward Robb gradually became aggressive.

Rob felt he had seen that look in his eyes not long ago.

So he found an excuse and quickly left Soviet Russia.

...

With the Northern Alliance temporarily inactive, Rob turned his attention back to Yixian.

After meeting up with Yorktown, Richelieu immediately headed towards Australia.

In a normal world, with their abilities, these two could reach their destination in the blink of an eye.

However, the completely chaotic timeline of this world forced them to use the most primitive methods to travel.

Naturally, it took much longer.

Moreover, when the two arrived near Australia, they encountered some unexpected events.

"here..."

Yorktown's eyes seemed to gleam with a golden light as she and Richelieu gazed at the shattered scene before them.

"If they stumbled into this place by mistake, then they really have no way to get out."

Richelieu's expression was complicated. He pursed his lips and reached out to touch the scene in front of him.

However, she withdrew her hand in an instant.

"Things are a bit tricky..."

"Time has been completely distorted in this area."

"Although forcibly entering is not difficult."

"But, if..."

Richelieu didn't finish his sentence, but Yorktown already understood his meaning.

If Meta and her group from Kaohsiung are indeed in this area, it remains to be seen whether forcibly entering would pose a danger to them.

After all, neither Richelieu nor Yorktown belonged to the Northern Union.

They simply couldn't pull off this kind of rescue operation, the kind the Northern Alliance would do.

"Request backup!"

Without hesitation, Yorktown fully utilized its fine tradition as a former White Eagle ship—to call in personnel.

And coincidentally, there was also this "expert" in handling this situation in the back.

...

"Master~"

Dido looked at Rob timidly.

Just now, Yorktown ahead sent a request for support to Robb.

And the person she needed was, of course, Dido.

"Don't worry, Dido, I'll go with you."

Patting the little maid on the head, Rob turned to look at Zhenhai.

"Zhenhai, can you give me a ride?"

"I want to go too!"

Hu Teng, who had remained silent since joining the operation, also stepped forward at this moment.

The Frederick the Great she had been searching for might be right before her eyes.

She probably won't give up until she goes to see for herself.

"...Can."

Luo Bo gave Hu Teng, who was already showing signs of anxiety, a deep look and nodded.

This was originally part of the deal.

As an honest businessman, Rob believes he must be responsible for his reputation.

"...Thank you..."

It was quite rare for Hu Teng to actually say "thank you".

"Wait a minute, Commander. I don't think you need to go there yourself, do you?"

However, at this point, Zhenhai raised a different opinion.

Fortunately, Rob explained Dido's situation in time, which stopped Zhenhai from interfering.

It's important to know that Dido needs to "transform" to solve the problem there.

Unfortunately, one of the conditions for the little maid to "transform" was Luo.

In other words, Rob couldn't refuse to go.

"Teacher, I'll go too."

“That arbitrator, Tova… I know him…”

The company that was in the twilight also jumped out, saying that they wanted to go there too.

The original team expanded rapidly; after all, under these circumstances, how could Rob's company possibly sit idly by?

And so, a group of people boarded the Gamma and slowly headed towards Australia in this part of the world.

...

The melodious singing echoed across the sea.

The enormous Dido stands majestically between the sea and the sky.

With her eyes closed, she sang the ballad that resonated throughout the world with all her heart.

The chaotic timeline was sorted out and straightened out by this song.

The scene that Rob and the others saw was also changing.

...

What is that sound?

Scharnhorst looked up into the distance with a puzzled expression.

She felt as if a faint singing voice was surrounding her ears.

However, she was certain that this was definitely not Frederick the Great singing a song on a whim.

The voice sounded somewhat unfamiliar to her.

"Frederick, can you hear me?"

It seems that Scharnhorst Meta wasn't the only one who heard this song.

Frederick the Great also came out at this time, gazing at the horizon.

She was more interested in the melody and tune of the song than the Scharnhorst meta.

"Hmm~ Very nice singing."

"Hehe~ The emotions contained within are the most sincere feelings."

"I never imagined that I could hear such a moving song in this world."

A gentle smile appeared on Frederick the Great's face.

She seemed genuinely appreciating the singing that had come from who-knows-where.

"Hey~ this voice, it just doesn't sound right!"

Scharnhorst Meta felt himself going a little crazy.

Since she started working with this so-called planned ship, she felt she had no way to deal with it.

"Don't panic. Whatever this sound represents, there's nothing we can do about it, right?"

With his eyes closed, Frederick the Great listened intently to the melodious and gradually clearing song, and said this to Scharnhorst Meta.

Chapter 822: Reunion

"How long has it been going on with Dido's side?"

Standing on the Agama, Rob looked out the window at Dido, who was spreading her wings in the sky.

"It's been almost half an hour, Commander."

Enterprise rested her head on Rob's shoulder, watching Dido outside with her commander.

"...Has it been that long already?"

Rob's voice carried a hint of worry.

In his estimation, even if the timeline of this world is in complete chaos, Dido should be able to complete the "tuning" within the time it takes to sing a song.

However, nearly half an hour had passed, and the scenery outside the window kept changing due to the passage of time.

However, the entirety of Australia, which should be located not far in front of their position according to the map, still did not appear.

Rob didn't even know which timeline this entire area had been thrown into.

No matter what, the idea that the entire country of Australia has disappeared is simply too far-fetched.

"Commander, is Dido putting on a concert?"

Since they were both idle anyway, the company and Rob started having a pointless chat.

"...I guess...I guess so..."

Reaching out to put his arm around the company's waist, Rob was so caught up in the sudden idea of ​​his own initial ship that he didn't reply for a while.

"It seems her concert wasn't very successful; there were only a few of us in the audience!"

"However, I think she probably believes that the few of us are enough!"

The company wrinkled its nose and suddenly said in a low voice.

"I said, you wouldn't...?"

Rob chuckled, his fingers idly tickling the company's waist twice.

Immediately, the initial ship girl trembled and pinched Luo's lower back.

"You wouldn't be jealous of her even for this, would you...?"

"No way!"

...

The scene was completely different from what Rob saw.

At this moment, Frederick the Great and his entourage, who were trapped in the Australian region, could only describe the surroundings as a scene of ever-changing winds and clouds.

The sky was alternating between light and darkness at an unbelievable speed.

The surrounding scenery also moved rapidly in a certain direction.

At one point, the surrounding landscape was even land.