Did something go wrong when the first crossing hit a hydrogen bomb?

Chapter 64 Germany: ヽ(`Д)
Indeed, as Lu Yi expected, the world opposite the No. [-] time-space gate happened to be in the hottest period of the First World War.

It is now 1916:5 pm on May 31, 14. In the North Sea, where the sea conditions are extremely harsh, the largest warship battle at sea during the First World War is about to take place. This is also the largest sea battle in human history. This record, It was not until the Second World War that Japan and the United States jointly broke it.

Of course, even if it is a decisive battle of the army on land, it will not be a chaotic battle between two hostile groups, but will be divided into at least three parts: the forward, the home team, and the defender. fighting.

The battlefield where Lu Yi is now is the vanguard of the British and German fleets, where the Betty fleet and the Hipper fleet confront each other.

In this grand naval battle, the Hipper fleet was the bait sent by the German Navy. After all, in terms of overall combat power, the English Navy has an absolute advantage over the German Navy.

So the German Navy sent five precious battlecruisers as bait, hoping to lure some of the English capital ships to take the bait, and then the whole family of the Germans would eat each other in waves, changing the balance of sea power between the two sides.

But what the Germans didn't expect was that England's spy organizations spread all over the world. When the whole family of the German Navy left the military port, the English already knew the information, so the English simply followed the plan and came with a whole family. wave flow.

The Germans, who didn't know this information, were still carrying out the bait plan according to their own steps. After the Hipper Fleet encountered the six capital ships led by the Betty Fleet, they fought a few rounds provocatively and sent them to the main force of the High Seas Fleet. The troops are quoted there.

But God finally treated the Germans a little better here. The intelligence organizations of the English were in chaos, and intelligence organizations in different places sent inconsistent intelligence. This caused Betty, the forward, to misunderstand the current situation and caused Subsequent strategic misjudgments.

Of course, now Betty has just received inconsistent information from her own spy organization, and she is scratching her head wondering.

And the battle between the two sides did not start with two battlecruisers that together couldn't be counted on one hand.

The exchange of fire began with the two light fleets sent by the British and German frontline commanders to investigate the sea area with abnormally increased steam.

The general process is like this.

As the scouting fleets of the two sides approached each other, they spotted each other's shadows.

Galatea light cruiser (UK): friend or foe?
Light cruiser Elpin (Germany): ヽ(`Д)!
The Galatea was hit on the bridge by a 150mm artillery shell from the Elpin, who doesn't talk about martial arts, but I don't know if this way of doing nothing without talking about martial arts is too wicked. The shell that hit the bridge of the Galatea was a dud. On the contrary, the communication failure on the Elpin caused the Hipper fleet, which should have started to turn to lure the enemy, to still maintain its course, rushing straight and Betty's capital fleet collides.

Just when the two sides added 11 battlecruisers and began to line up and shoot each other, the Lizi driven by Lu Yi finally approached the flagship of the German Navy, the Lützow.

——Kira——

On the bridge of the Lützow, General Hipper was giving orders to the messengers, commanding five battlecruisers to conduct a unified bombardment towards the British flagship, but strangely, after he gave the order for the unified bombardment, What followed was a few tall women who appeared on the bridge strangely, wearing German navy uniforms and whispering orders, or discussing.

"Hannah, I'll leave the heading to you. Be sure to pay attention to the speed and heading to ensure that the battle line can be integrated."

Three women wearing the uniforms of the German Navy generals had gray hair and firm eyes. The leading woman saluted General Hipper: "Don't worry, General, this is exactly my duty as a ship girl."

Having said that, she turned to look at her sister: "Leoni, Mia, it may hurt a little later, but now is the time to show the results of our hard training! I will be in charge of the navigation of the hull , Leoni, you are responsible for correcting the shelling, Mia, you pay attention to the damage control of the hull!"

Behind the ship girl named Hannah, there were two other women who might also be the ship girl. Among them, the girl named Mia, who was slightly shorter and cuter, saluted and responded immediately.

The other girl who was the same height as Hannah and had a very cold expression didn't respond immediately, instead she closed her eyes and felt something.

Hannah frowned. She was also born on a warship. She knew that her sister was not the kind of guy who didn't care about anything. He has a strict character, so Leoni must have discovered something now: "Leoni, what happened?"

The ship's lady named Leoni opened her eyes, and a trace of doubt appeared on her usually indifferent face: "Sister, the optical observation equipment on the ship just discovered some strange things approaching us in the air."

Hipper was a little surprised when he heard the words, and interjected: "Is it an English seaplane?"

Although the planes during the First World War were simple biplanes or even triplanes, and their loading capacity was pitifully small, they did not pose any threat to the battlecruisers of more than 3 tons, but as a fleet commander, Hippe Err also clearly understands how dangerous it is to a fleet to have an aircraft conducting reconnaissance in a naval battle.

Leoni shook her head: "It's not an airplane. Judging by its appearance, it's an iron man made of gears and iron sheets without wings."

???

Hipper, Hannah, and Mia were all stunned, obviously shocked by Leonie's information, if they didn't know that Leonie is not the kind of ship girl who can make jokes, and the current critical moment can't be helped. Oni joked that they would never believe that there was a tin man without wings flying in the sky.

But even though he was very curious about the Tin Woodman, the decisive battle related to the fate of the British and German navies is more important right now. Hipper couldn't take the slightest risk. He immediately decided: "Can you shoot it down?"

Air defense hadn't been considered at all since it was built, and the ship's guns couldn't rise high enough for air defense, but Admiral Hipper thought something needed to be done.

No matter what that Tin Woodman is, as long as it is eliminated, it will not have any impact on the current war.

Leoni shook her head, her expression turned ugly: "It can't be done, the opponent's flying angle is very clever, and its maneuverability is very strong. The temporary anti-air weapons installed on the ship are difficult to deal with it."

"Even with the blessing of the ship girl?"

Leonie nodded, and General Hipper's expression turned ugly.

After a moment of silence, General Hipper reluctantly said: "Okay, where is our uninvited guest now?"

Leonie did not answer General Hipper's words, but turned her head to look directly in front of the bridge.

The two ship maidens, a human general, and other officers and staff officers who were observing in the bridge turned with Leoni's gaze.

Directly in front of the bridge, a iron man, as ridiculous as an elementary school handicraft class, approached the Lützow with a graceful spiral trajectory.

　I found a problem. My current chapter is 2000 words per chapter, and the amount of plot information in each chapter cannot keep up with 4000 words per chapter, so sometimes it takes four or five chapters to complete part of the plot description, and it takes more than two days to put it in my heart. But a 4000-word chapter can be finished in a day if you are lucky, which sometimes makes the plot start to procrastinate. It is okay when the plot is not unfolding at the beginning, and the problem is not serious.

　　But the problem is, I have a handicapped party, and I can only code five or six thousand words a day. This is what I can do when I work from home. After a few days, I won’t have so much time to go back to school and work. I have a headache. How should I weigh the chapter arrangement? question.

　　By the way, the exchange group has already been established, and it was put on the top of the book review area, and it was finally sent out

　　
　
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