Bismarck

As for the complicated feelings... after all, she was the ship girl of my mortal enemy in the previous life, so how could my feelings not be complicated?

"Japanese ship girls... not willing to see us?" Lütjens was also a little puzzled. But soon he snorted: "Forget it, I don't want to see these Japanese dwarfs who kill and burn. You tell Tizi and Zeppelin not to turn off the engines after entering the port. After I have discussed the division of Indian Ocean defense zones and contact identification signals with their commander, I will hand over the information and leave. If I have time to watch these beasts in uniform, I might as well take you to patrol the Indian Ocean. I really want to see how the British have arranged the islands in the Indian Ocean."

"Yes! Okay! I'll convey it right away."

"Go ahead." The captain smiled and waved his hand gently.

Seeing that his captain's attitude towards Japan was obviously disdainful, the Persian cat nodded happily. Then, on the WIFI, he began to convey the captain's arrangements to his two sisters.

Zeppelin didn't care. She was just a soldier and didn't pay attention to such things. The commander told her not to turn off the engine, so she did. Tirpitz and her sister became enemies, and then someone heard it...

At the shrine, King Kong, who was ignoring the military police investigating the thief, was hiding her body while "using" her own kettle to boil water and make tea. But suddenly, she heard a sound in her ears...

"…A Japanese dwarf who kills people, burns people, and commits all kinds of evil? He just left after holding a liaison meeting and handing over the information. Out of sight, out of mind?"

"What does this mean?"

Although she also disliked the beasts called "soldiers" in her own country, this was different from hearing others say that her country was "the oriental dwarf"! Just like the principle that only the family can discipline their own children, she couldn't bear to hear such weird words! As a child of the Confucian cultural circle, although King Kong was a returned child, he still understood this.

Talking bad about people behind their back is not a good behavior.

Besides, she is naturally protective and crazy...

King Kong, who had brewed the black tea, frowned, frowned, gritted his teeth, and almost crushed the black tea in his hand:

"Germans, you are so rude... As an elder, I still have to take some time out to talk to you about life experience..."

Chapter 579: Prince Snow!

Under the guidance of the Japanese destroyer, three German warships slowly entered the port of Trincomalee.

When the ship was about to enter the port, the Japanese destroyer in front began to hoist the flag signal: "Hello German guests, do you need tugboat service when docking?"

Bismarck couldn't help but glance at the captain.

Having been in the navy for so long, Persian Cat knew very well that what the Japanese flag signal wanted to express was far more than just this simple meaning.

The steering effect of a ship is very poor at low speeds, and the inertia of a large warship is very large. Therefore, it is quite difficult to maneuver a large warship of two hundred and fifty to sixty meters long and dock it in one go at a berth with an average area of ​​only a little over three hundred meters for each ship!

This is especially true for aircraft carriers with a high center of gravity and a slender hull.

But…because of this, whether a large warship can dock independently can reflect the basic skills of a warship captain! And this ability to accurately maneuver and position one's warship can also reflect the training quality of a warship to a certain extent. In fact, even in Japan, the ability to independently dock at a berth is not something that every captain can do, even on the main battleships that are regarded as the foundation of the country.

Bismarck could see it, and the captain could see at a glance what the Japanese did not say directly:

"Hey, are you trying to 'test' whether the naval combat capability of our ally is just a name?" The captain said softly, and looked at Bismarck: "Ask Bonte and Lindemann, this little thing should be no problem for Zeppelin and Tizi, right?"

"Well, tell them right away!" Bismarck understood and nodded vigorously with a smile. This kind of thing may not be mastered by human captains even with special training, but it is instinctive for shipgirls. Without this ability, how did Bismarck, Tirpitz and Zeppelin avoid the impact of shells as much as possible in the hail of bullets, and how could they enter the minefield without any hesitation?

Soon, the reply from the three German warships, "No tugboat help needed, thank you," was conveyed to the destroyer.

The Japanese destroyer on the other side did not seem to have any unfriendly atmosphere, and calmly gave a light signal: "Then we will convey this to the tugboat team... Our destroyer Yukikaze of the 16th Destroyer Squadron of the 2nd Torpedo Squadron of the Combined Fleet has completed the reception mission. On behalf of our navy, we welcome all the guests from afar..."

Bismarck, who was originally on the bridge of the battleship Bismarck, saw the flag signals in front of him, and suddenly felt that the name sounded familiar for some reason.

When he said he was here to pick me up when we first met, I didn’t feel anything, but now…

He frowned and thought for a moment. Suddenly, the Persian cat felt his hair stand on end and the back of his neck felt cold...

Why? She felt that the temperature around her seemed to have suddenly dropped by several degrees.

The words of a bard seemed to ring in her ears: when she was born, the whole world was whispering her name...

Oh my god!

With a scream of meow, Bismarck was almost scared to fly out of the bridge.

This world is so dangerous!

She never thought that King Kong and this Xiangrui were in the same fleet.

"What's wrong again?" Seeing his own ship cat suddenly get angry, the captain couldn't help but ask, feeling a little confused.

"It's not such a coincidence, but is there a second ship with this name?"

Bismarck was completely immersed in his own thoughts.

After all, the auspicious imperial pardon, the whole family died... Prince Xue's great reputation really made her dare not disbelieve...

"What's the matter?" Lütjens frowned. Why did his secretary suddenly become so startled and become like Prince Eugen?

"Ah?" Bismarck finally heard the captain's words, "It's okay, it's okay." She quickly shook her head.

Who could have known that Bismarck was completely confused...

"I was actually escorted by Prince Xiangrui Yumenxue, and nothing happened... Oh my god..."

I'm afraid I have to burn some incense...

Eugen, Eugen, please come quickly. I need your luck support...

I wonder if two auspicious signs can equal a positive when they meet...

Waiting online... Urgent...

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Amid the military music played by the Japanese military band on the dock, the three battleships of the German Eastern Expeditionary Fleet, with the sailors standing neatly on both sides of the deck, slowly sailed into the berth beside the Trincomalee dock. And without relying on tugboats to berth, all the berths were successful! Seeing this, the Japanese naval officers and soldiers on the shore secretly took a deep breath.

Bismarck smiled triumphantly on the deck, looking at the stunned expressions of their leaders. It was really great - thanks to the precise control of its own body, Bismarck entered between the two ships as if parking sideways, completing a difficult maneuver.

The purpose is to give these Japanese a warning.

The Bismarck battleship lowered the bridge plank, and Admiral Lütjens, the commander of the Eastern Expeditionary Fleet, walked down with a secretary with waist-length blonde hair and other commanders' entourage in neat military steps. At Admiral Lütjens' collar, a knight's medal with double swords and oak leaves and inlaid with diamonds seemed to be still shining in the midday sun, as if showing off the owner's illustrious military exploits.

On the opposite side, a bald man with the rank of Japanese Navy Vice Admiral, wearing a command sword and a pair of yellow chrysanthemums on his collar, also took two steps forward and came out to greet them - Vice Admiral Chuichi Nagumo, Commander of the Japanese Navy's First Air Fleet.

Seeing this bald man with a fierce face, Lütjens couldn't help but think of the incident a year and a half ago when he had just returned home after the successful breakout of the Mid-Atlantic Battle, and was brought to Japan by Admiral Yamamoto Isoroku and Nagumo to "learn from him". Now it seems that a year and a half has passed, and although he has moved from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean and then to the Indian Ocean, this... seems to have also experienced some stories, and is now the commander of the First Air Fleet with a large number of troops.

"Welcome guests from afar! Long time no see." Nan Yunzhong took a big step forward, then patted the outside of Lütjens' arm seriously, as if they were friends who had not seen each other for many years.

"We have been waiting here for a long time." He said with a smile.

Even the best-nourished navy soldiers in Japan were very short at that time. Compared with the average height of 170 to 180 meters on the German side, their height of 150 to 170 meters pales in comparison. Bismarck almost laughed when he saw the way Chuichi Nanyun greeted the captain. Even her height could make her look down on most people present. I wonder if Chuichi Nanyun was embarrassed, because he had to look up when he saw people.

Nanyun Chuichi's expression did not change, just as it was before.

Although he didn't like these people, Lütjens was at least very friendly on the scene. This was also a diplomatic mission. After all, the Axis fleet's meeting in Ceylon was big news. It could scare Churchill and Roosevelt if they boasted about it. Now, off the court, there were a bunch of "foreign reporters" taking pictures.

He also immediately patted Nanyun Zhongyi on the arm to show mutual recognition.

"It has indeed been a long time since we separated in Berlin. General Nanyun seems to have been promoted again. Congratulations."

With the help of the translator, the two people were able to understand each other, although they communicated slowly.

"No, no, how can I compare to General Lütjens's great reputation in the Atlantic and the Mediterranean." He said neither arrogantly nor humbly.

In fact, Nanyun was also very happy to hear what Lütjens said.

"We have also met this Miss Bismarck." Nan Yun smiled and extended his hand, "It's nice to see you again."

"Me too……"

Bismarck actually didn't want to shake hands with him. She wanted to curse Nan Yun when she saw the bald guy, but there was nothing she could do in this situation. She forced a smile, shook hands with him, and then quickly retreated behind her captain. No, she had to go back and take a shower. Even washing her hands couldn't save her!

The two exchanged greetings, and Nan Yun wanted to take them to the command post.

"Hey, General, why don't your hosts shut down?" he asked curiously.

Generally speaking, the main engine would be shut down after the warship docked, but smoke was still coming out of the chimneys of these three German warships - although it was not thick, it was obvious that the boilers were still working.

"Aren't you planning to stay here for a few days? After such a long voyage, everyone must be very tired. We have everything here." Nanyun Chuichi said, "There is a bar not far from the pier. You can also go there to relax."

The dock bar…the drinking is secondary, the girls are the main thing.

Bismarck's expression suddenly turned sour. Nan Yun, you are dead. You actually want her captain to go out and have affairs with other women?

Fortunately, Lütjens immediately took over: "It's like this, General Nanyun." Lütjens said with a smile, "We came here to reminisce about the past, but more importantly, we want to bring the support materials negotiated by the German Empire and the Japanese Empire. Now our naval base has not been completed. I need to rush back immediately after the handover. In addition, we also have to prevent the British from launching a surprise attack - this place is not far from India, and you know the suddenness of air force attacks..."

"I would like to thank General Nanyun for his hospitality, but please complete the deployment as soon as possible - after all, the threat from the Americans and the British is still great."

Thinking of the Allied Forces, Nan Yun nodded in understanding. It seemed that Admiral Lütjens's achievement of severely damaging the British Royal Navy was not a fluke. At least he was still very vigilant and concerned about the enemy situation.

"Well, let's start handing over the supplies."

Then, all kinds of precious things were pulled out from the big battleship with three chimneys emitting green smoke from time to time.

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Bismarck didn't have to do such rough and tiring work. After the sailors started moving things, she ran onto the bridge and leaned leisurely on the railing on the side.

But she didn't feel relaxed at all, because ever since the move started, she always felt that something was wrong, her heart beat faster, as if something was about to happen.

The most important thing is that there is also a very auspicious ship docked in the port!

Whenever Prince Snow stopped there, Bismarck felt his hair stand on end. Who made this name so arrogant decades later? We have to be on guard.

She felt that something might really happen today! She had to be careful when she drove back, so as not to hit the reef...

The square at the dock was soon filled with piles of things, and the large boxes were covered and marked with the swastika flag.

Each box was neatly stacked at a distance from each other. A large group of technical officers were on standby. Their job was to check and inspect with the checklist.

Lütjens and Nagumo Chuichi went to a place with an awning, similar to a reviewing stand.

"Can we proceed with the handover ceremony now?" Lütjens asked with a smile.

“That’s enough, that’s enough.” Nagumo Chuichi replied.

He waved his hand, and the people on standby on both sides came in one after another and began to open the boxes one by one to check the contents.

"I heard that you encountered a sneak attack by the British during transportation this time. Was there any damage to the things inside?" Nan Yun asked when the officers were checking.

Did the Japanese know about that attack? Bismarck tilted his head.

This was a small incident that happened before loading at the dock. Before these precious things were about to enter the bellies of the three major warships, a group of people from nowhere suddenly attacked the convoy where Lütjens was, and inside the convoy were these things!

Two trucks, almost in a suicide attack, rushed out at the same time, one in front and one behind. The desperate suicide attack caused a violent explosion and blocked the intersection! Just as the suicide trucks caused chaos in the street, the gunmen who were mixed in the crowd and ambushed on both sides of the building appeared one after another, grabbed the guns hidden somewhere and started shooting!

Those people who came from nowhere had very powerful firepower and were well-armed. Some of them wore some strange camouflage uniforms. They even carried a small recoilless gun! This confused Bismarck. Did this thing really appear in World War II? (PS: In fact, recoilless guns did appear. Although there were not many mass-produced products due to the complexity of the key Venturi throat calculation and the lack of mature empirical formulas at the time, at least the 305mm recoilless naval gun of the Soviet Engels destroyer and the 356mm experimental aircraft-mounted recoilless gun of the German Air Force were finished products.)

Of course, the German guards had a strong fighting spirit, and they were in Italy. Although they were caught off guard at the beginning, they immediately launched an effective counterattack after stabilizing.

The two sides fought a series of battles around the cars. The armored cars of the transport convoy and the guards were better off, but the civilian cars on the roadside were in a terrible state. Many of the cars even had their fuel tanks shattered by the dense rain of bullets, igniting the gasoline, and following the oil marks, these cars with gasoline pierced were burned into a blazing fire!

At first, Bismarck thought these people came because of Lütjens, so she kept guarding the captain - and next to her and the captain was Zeppelin who was also protecting Bonte. But soon, they found that the attackers' attack on the captain was a bit of a big noise but little action. Instead, they were targeting the boxes of technical data in the convoy that Germany sold to the Japanese!

Although Zeppelin looked anxious, those were things that were about to be given to the Japanese - and given Bismarck's attitude towards Japan, she was too lazy to pay much attention to it. Whatever happens, it's best if it's bombed.

So when Lütjens, who was transferred under the protection of the guards, asked her what happened, she only vaguely said that the convoy was attacked and the casualties were heavy, but nothing else was unusual.

As for Zeppelin, who was conscientious in his duty and asked her to find a way to rescue the boxes, her reason was that it would be better for the two of them to stay with the captain and Bangtai to prevent any mistakes. Even if the other party seemed to be feinting, the safety of an admiral and a major general could not be missed! Besides, this place was only a few steps away from the port, and reinforcements would arrive soon, and by then these people would not be able to do anything to the boxes.

This was a good reason, and Zeppelin remained silent. She just kept shooting the attackers who tried to get close to the box containing the blueprints one by one with the gun in her hand.

It was just as Bismarck said. With such a large attack, and the victim including a German general, the local police and garrison did not dare to neglect it, and naturally rushed to the scene quickly. The attackers were eventually repelled after paying some casualties. After checking the boxes, no damage or problems were found. So in the confused eyes of everyone, these things were loaded onto the ship "intact".

What Bismarck and Zeppelin couldn't understand at the time was that since these attackers were not going to attack the captain or destroy the things in the boxes, were they there to see what was inside the boxes?

The Persian cat still remembered it, and the captain also found it strange.

"It's strange that there is no damage at all," Lütjens said at the time.

Speaking of this matter, he was also wondering what those people wanted to do.

Although we later passed through the Suez Canal, the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, guarding against attacks from mines, submarines and torpedo boats all the way, and when we arrived at Socotra Island, we were busy with the captain to find a home for everyone's Persian cat, and almost forgot about this matter.

But now that I think about the past, the more I think about it, the more suspicious it becomes!

And...wasn't Xuefeng the one who escorted me before?! Could something have happened...?

The Persian cat became more and more afraid the more he thought about it. He couldn't help but stretch out his consciousness again and carefully checked these boxes...

at this time……

The Japanese soldiers on the dock, carrying the boxes that the German sailors had moved down and placed on the dock, formed a long queue and walked over one by one.

Now a Japanese soldier was putting a waterproof box on the table in front of the captain and Chuichi Nagumo, and was about to open it. All boxes had to be inspected by the two bosses in person before they could be officially handed over. But... just as the Japanese soldier pressed the lock of the waterproof box, Bismarck's consciousness instantly tightened!

Behind the locked lock, someone had placed a detonator at some point! And inside the box was no longer a blueprint or technical data, but a whole box of explosives!

And the button has already been pressed. It's too late to stop it now!

"There's a bomb! Everyone get down!"

Bismarck shouted loudly, while pressing the captain's shoulder and pulling him behind him, he kicked the table hard! In the face of the 150,000 horsepower of the Persian cat, the table, along with the box of explosives on the table and the Japanese soldiers who had not yet reacted and had no time to let go, were kicked directly into the sea from the dock - and in the next second, or perhaps even less than a second, there was a loud bang under the dock! A column of water with some kind of red liquid and minced meat flew up, pouring all over the heads and faces of all the people lying down around the dock and on the side of the ship!