Azur Lane Mobile Front.

Whether it was the Ironblood ships or the ships from the Eastern Huang Port area that had come with Rob to watch the excitement at Ironblood, they were all focused on Rob.

Thanks to U-556's propaganda, within the time it takes to eat breakfast, every Ironblood ship still alive knew that their Bismarck was wearing a ring.

"Oh my, Commander, should I say you're charming, or should I say you're quick?"

Prince Eugen stood beside Bismarck, his eyes glancing at him from time to time.

This made the Iron Chancellor feel somewhat embarrassed, and he unconsciously lowered the brim of his hat.

"So, I've already explained it!"

"Mmm-hmm! I know, but who can guarantee that this won't become a catalyst for change in the future?"

"Is that so, Commander?"

Upon hearing Prince Eugen's words, Rob immediately heard the sound of the company beside him grinding its teeth.

Why is this heavy cruiser so dedicated to stirring up trouble?

"Alright, stop fooling around and let's get down to business!"

Worried that his initial ship girl might not be able to control herself, Rob quickly changed the subject.

“Bismarck, to accept new power means to say goodbye to the past.”

"Your ship equipment...it..."

Yes, for Ironblood ships, especially Bismarck, changing mobile suits is a very difficult task.

Unlike other factions, many of the ship equipment in the Ironblood faction possess self-awareness.

Changing their mecha means saying goodbye to their long-time comrades-in-arms.

In particular, Rob also knew that Bismarck's ship equipment had its own name.

...

After Rob finished speaking, everyone present fell silent.

Bismarck felt all eyes on him.

She sighed.

"Could you give me a moment? I want to say goodbye to Gerrard."

"certainly--"

The iron-fisted prime minister silently walked to the other side of the dock.

A moment later, the metal dragon let out a soft roar.

It seemed to sense what was about to happen.

It and Bismarck gazed at each other silently, as if no more words were needed.

"Ah—I think I'll pass on this one."

With a wry smile, Rob shook his head and walked to the other side.

"System, use global experience to illuminate the Grandite Technology line."

"Then, exchange for the ★-rank mecha—Grandite Dragon God Type!"

[Relevant resources deducted; mech exchange complete.]

Chapter 910: Please Insert Next Disc

As the system notification sounded, everyone felt as if something heavy had fallen from the dock.

A strong gust of wind that blew up from the ground made everyone squint.

This also prevented people from being blinded when the light appeared.

When everyone came to their senses, a huge, magnificent, and prestigious machine had already appeared before them.

"This is—"

The Ironblood ships all looked up at the huge machine that had suddenly appeared before them.

Although it was rumored long ago that the commander of the Eastern Empire "built" these unanalyzable humanoid machines in a manner similar to building ships.

But when they actually witnessed this scene for the first time, they were still deeply shocked.

Bismarck turned around and looked up at the enormous machine that exuded a kingly aura.

As the main character's machine, it has a fairly traditional white, blue, red, and yellow color scheme.

Its enormous size gives it an overwhelming sense of oppression.

The pair of sword-shaped wings on its back add a unique edge to its sharpness.

"Geryl, I'm leaving—"

Bismarck turned around and looked at her ship's rigging.

The metal dragon let out a deep roar, as if bidding farewell to its master.

In their minds, this turn was a final farewell.

Of course, according to convention, if nothing unexpected happens, then something unexpected is bound to happen.

...

"Commander, what should I do?"

Bismarck walked over to Robb's side and straightened his clothes one last time.

"Just reach out and touch it."

"The rest, it will tell you."

"Is that so—"

Having said that, Bismarck took two steps forward and calmly extended his right hand.

The moment her palm touched the mechanical armor, a verdant light began to permeate the dock.

Rob knew that synchronization had begun.

...

"Is everything going smoothly?"

As time went on, Bismarck began to be enveloped in a light.

Prince Eugen was no longer in the mood for jokes.

She walked over to Rob and asked him with concern.

"Everything is normal so far."

Luo Bo glanced at the system panel and said in a deep voice.

Thank you so much!

...

After a while...

The light enveloping Bismarck gradually condensed and became tangible.

In a very short time, Bismarck was enveloped in a cluster of sparkling crystals, making it impossible to see the specific situation.

"This should work now—"

Rob knew that this form of power was unique to Grandit.

With a crisp sound, the crystal encasing Bismarck shattered.

But just when Robb thought he was about to meet a completely new Bismarck, what he saw next left everyone speechless.

Although Bismarck changed into a kimono, she did not synchronize with the mobile suit.

The Grandit standing in front of her only lit up partially, without any other changes.

This unprecedented situation made Rob's eyes widen immediately.

"System, translate this for me, what's going on?"

Rob reacted quickly, asking the system if he had any questions.

This is a normal phenomenon; please don't be alarmed.

"I'm fucking calm, okay?"

"Tell me what this 'synchronized half' thing is all about?!"

[Please use your brain to carefully recall Grandit's characteristics, and you will find the answer.]

"I--"

The system did give Rob some hints, but not many.

It's normal for a main character's machine to have a bunch of special features.

The system's notification is practically negligible; there's really no difference between it and no notification at all.

Faced with the puzzled looks from the Ironblood ships, Rob couldn't help but feel a little anxious.

After all, this is a super-combat-level machine.

Although it may not be as powerful as Shimakaze's Cybuster, it is still a Super War machine, and any one of them has absolutely powerful strength.

"Characteristics...characteristics..."

Rob muttered to himself, his eyes darting back and forth between Grandit and Bismarck.

He was eager to find out what was missing in Bismarck that caused the synchronization to stall.

"elder sister--"

Just then, Tirpitz walked up to Bismarck.

"Don't worry, Tirpitz, it's alright."

"Um--"

Seeing this interaction between the sisters, Rob suddenly had a flash of inspiration.

Grandit is the main character machine in a mecha battle game.

What's most memorable about it might not be how powerful it is.

But -

As one of the main characters who is a driver, he is truly a winner in life.

"No way--"

Thinking of this, Robb turned his gaze to Tirpitz, who had silver hair and stood next to Bismarck.

“Miss Tirpitz, now, I need to make an attempt.”

"Commander, please speak..."

Having guessed that what Rob was talking about was related to his sister, Tirpitz nodded slowly, though his face was full of doubt.

"Please go and touch Grandit—"

"...I see..."

As a ruthless warship, the taciturn Tirpitz dislikes asking why.

After exchanging a glance with her sister, Tirpitz extended her hand to Grandit.

The same light shone upon Tirpitz once again.

"Commander, this—"

This unbelievable scene left Bismarck's eyes wide open.

"Hey—get ready."

Rob sighed. The scene before him convinced him that he had been on the right track.

However, this also foreshadows something else.

One grape is very likely not enough.