The Naval Base of the Unnamed Ship Girls

☆, Chapter Twenty-Seven: Let's celebrate with another chapter!

Meanwhile, in a port in the dark realm of the deep sea.

"What? Wo-chan is missing!" Xiao Bei shouted to the deep-sea ship girl who was greeting her.

When Xiao Bei heard that Wo-chan was also on the front lines, she was excited for a long time. After all, she would be able to fight on the same front lines with her only friend with whom she could talk. However, after finishing her work, she went to the area that Wo-chan was in charge of and asked, only to get this conclusion.

Wo-chan, one of the main aircraft carriers of the East Pacific Deep Sea Fleet, has disappeared in broad daylight. This is too illogical. You deep-sea creatures should be court-martialed!

"The colonel usually disappears for a few days when he's hungry, so it's okay." The deep-sea battleship, who was touching up his makeup, replied without even looking up in response to Xiao Bei's question.

Besides, you're just a small heavy cruiser. Why don't you just do your job properly and instead bother with this trivial matter?

And most importantly, if you heavy cruisers hadn't been sunk by those Yukina-chan ship girls while escorting supply ships, would our captain have gone out to forage for food because he was hungry? In the end, isn't it all your fault as field crew members?

"Wo-chan..." Xiao Bei really wanted to be alone right now, even though she didn't know who Jingjing was.

I came here excitedly to meet up with my old friends, have a meal, and maybe even scrape together some money to buy a new Heine Pad. But instead of finding my good friend Wo-chan, I ended up being ridiculed by Wo-chan's subordinates because of my colleague's mistake.

It had absolutely nothing to do with me! How was I supposed to know that my ex would run so close to the ship girl's naval base while escorting a supply ship?! If you want to woo a human admiral, don't be so impulsive, okay? Not only did you sink, but you also dragged your junior down with you.

Wait a minute, theoretically, the route for escorting supply ships should not be in such a dangerous border area unless it is wartime. Even if they wanted to take a shortcut, they would not have sailed so close to that new naval base.

If it's not due to my own reasons, could it be an order from above?

Connecting this to the unusual orders his king had given him regarding the garrison, Xiao Bei keenly sensed something amiss.

Could it be... could it be that the resources in that supply ship were deliberately given to the opposing admiral by the King?

Xiao Bei knew all too well what kind of fighting power those human admirals, who were constantly teetering on the brink of bankruptcy, would unleash when a deep-sea supply ship appeared near their naval base.

Your Majesty, if the other Abyssal Princesses find out about this blatant act of aiding the enemy, we'll be wiped out by our own people before the ship girls even attack.

Wait a minute, could it be that the admiral of the opposing naval base is the king's own son? Xiao Bei really couldn't think of any other situation that would make his king do such a thing.

Even if she were to set her sights on the human admiral of the opposing admiral's mansion, as a Deep Sea Princess who commands a deep-sea fleet in a region, the best course of action would be to lead the majority of her forces to charge and seize it. A newly established naval base simply cannot withstand the Deep Sea Princess's fleet.

Only if the opposing admiral and the Deep Sea Princess have a close, almost familial relationship could one possibly make one's own king issue those orders that are filled with uncertainty and anxiety, while at the same time trying to send resources without the other party noticing.

Am I knowing too much? Will the King dismantle my ship and throw me to the deep-sea sharks if I know this?

Xiao Bei instantly felt the temperature around her drop sharply, and she involuntarily shrank her neck.

Deep-sea sharks are fine, but I really don't want a deep-sea octopus. I'd rather explode than be eaten by one.

Xiao Bei, seemingly convinced of her guess, has begun to imagine the scene where she is secretly executed for knowing too many of the secrets of the Deep Sea Princess.

"Huh..." Deep Sea Princess, who was grading documents, suddenly sneezed.

"Have you caught a cold? Or is someone talking about me?" Deep Sea Princess glanced out the deep window and looked at the hundreds of Deep Sea ship girls bustling about in the Deep Sea Harbor she led.

"It seems I'm too tired and should take a rest." She hasn't been a Deep Sea Princess for long, and the construction of the Deep Sea Fleet has only just been completed. The surrounding area has not yet been completely stabilized, so she can't exhaust herself so quickly.

Stretching, Princess Abyss looked at the room decorated according to her own ideas, and the several piles of documents waiting to be approved on the table. She chuckled self-deprecatingly, "It seems that life is the same no matter where you are. You can never stay idle."

Unfortunately, the rest time that Princess Abyss had arranged for herself did not allow this busy princess to rest for long before she heard her adjutant rushing in shouting "Boss!!!!!"

Incidentally, with a "bang," the wooden door that the Deep Sea Princess had stolen from a human garrison was kicked into flammable trash by her adjutant.

Of course, the result was that once again, because of her words and actions, a certain adjutant had her head pointed at by the Deep Sea Princess's super-large caliber naval gun.

“If there’s nothing urgent, I think I can replace my adjutant.” Cold words rang out in Deep Sea Princess’s room, accompanied by the sound of a cannon being cocked.

"Boss, boss, I have something urgent, really urgent! Don't, don't fire! The things in this room are very expensive!"

Perhaps the last sentence had an effect, because the Deep Sea Princess slowly retracted her ship cannons.

Compared to this adjutant who was only good at fighting and taking beatings, Lady Deep Sea Princess was more concerned about the things in this room.

"Speak, what is it?" The Deep Sea Princess, who had sat down again, resumed reviewing the documents and asked without looking up.

"Wo-chan is missing!" the adjutant, who had once again escaped death, said, patting his flat chest.

"Which Wo-chan?" Deep Sea Princess still didn't look up.

"It's that 'wo'... Don't fire, it's one of us, no, to be honest, Colonel 'wo' is missing." The adjutant saw that Lady Suki's ship equipment was moving again, so he quickly finished speaking.

"Colonel Wo? That Wo-chan? She went out to find food on her own again?" It seems that Lady Suki has a very good grasp of the lower attribute personality.

"This time it's a little different. The radar shows that the last place Wo-chan appeared seems to be the area of ​​that naval base."

"Which naval base?" The Deep Sea Princess, who had snapped her quill pen in half with a snap, looked up and asked nervously.

“It’s that new naval base. Don’t worry, boss. Although Colonel Wo has some mental issues, she should be fine with her combat abilities.” The adjutant seemed to realize he hadn’t said everything and added, “If she doesn’t get too hungry.”

"Summon all available frontline officers and have them go immediately... never mind, I'll arrange it. You go and find everyone who's free right now."

"The real danger isn't that aircraft carrier that can never be properly fed!" Princess Abyss exclaimed in a panic.

Seeing his boss like this, the adjutant, who felt he had finally confirmed something, started to think in sync with Xiao Bei: the admiral of that garrison base really did have an inexplicable relationship with his boss.

However, her next thought was not as simple as Xiao Bei's.

Rather than dismantling the ship's equipment to feed sharks or octopuses, the adjutant's biggest worry was that his boss would crumple himself up and stuff him into the cannon muzzle to be launched as a firework.

Sigh, how did I end up with such a boss?

Chapter Twenty-Eight: I see you have delicate features!

"Yaaaa... Yaton, I thought you were just saying it casually, I never expected you would actually go to the deep sea?"

During a meal at a temporary naval base, the admiral, looking flustered, adopted a mother hen protecting her chicks, spreading his arms to shield Kogan, who kept trying to hide behind him, while stammering a question to Adun, who was leading a deep-sea aircraft carrier.

"Admiral... I'm so scared." When normal ship girls encounter Abyssal Fleet members, they feel an uncontrollable urge to attack. However, when facing an Abyssal Fleet member whose level is far superior to their own, this urge to attack will instead bring them even greater fear.

Only battle-hardened ship girls could resist this instinctive impulse, and it's clear that Kogan, who has only recently graduated from the academy, doesn't have that ability.

"Who said I defected to the deep sea? It's this deep-sea aircraft carrier that defected to me." Adon, who moved a chair over and gestured for wo-chan to sit there, felt that the admiral's reaction was a bit exaggerated.

"What, the deep-sea aircraft carrier is defecting to you?" It was clear that the admiral did not believe what Adun was saying.

"Hmm, about 700 units of aluminum bread were used. By the way, Admiral, do you have any more aluminum? I'm almost out." I have to say, Wo-chan, as a deep-sea aircraft carrier, really has a big appetite. No wonder she was so hungry that she came out to find food on her own.

"Do you think I'd believe such a far-fetched story!" The admiral looked at him as if he were some kind of fool.

"If you don't believe me, you can ask Wo-chan herself." Unfortunately, Admiral, you're just a fool. Admiral Adon placed his last bit of aluminum bread on a plate in front of Wo-chan and said.

“Wo?” Wo-chan, who had no sense of being in enemy territory, asked in surprise when she heard Yadun’s words.

Once Adon understood what Wo-chan was saying, he immediately said that some things you have to explain yourself. Just pushing it onto me won't work. Even if you tell me that I'm supporting you now, you at least have to let my admiral accept that statement first.

Unfortunately, Ayton's complaints were completely useless, because apart from Ayton, neither the admiral nor Kogan could understand what Wo-chan, who could only make "wo" sounds, was saying.

However, if Admiral were to have Ayton act as the translator, he wouldn't dare to completely trust Ayton's words.

Even if Adun is his own ship girl, it's obvious that what Adun is doing now is no different from the Abyssal traitors.

The admiral was caught in a deep dilemma: should he trust a ship girl who had brought the Abyssal Fleet into the naval base?

"How about this! Let Wo-chan sign a contract with you and become your ship girl?" Adon came up with a brilliant idea.

"No!" "Wo!" The Admiral and Wo-chan spoke at the same time. Wo-chan, who had just calmed down and was about to eat the aluminum bread, immediately stood up and hid behind Admiral, as if the Admiral was a very scary presence.

"What was she saying just now?" The admiral, who was unaware of what was going on, asked the ship's translator, Yaton, after seeing the deep-sea aircraft carrier make the same movements as the one behind him.

“She said…” Having understood what Wo-chan was saying, Ya-dun turned around and asked in a low voice, “You’re not serious, are you?”

“Wo!” Wo-chan’s answer was resolute.

"She said she wanted me to be her admiral." Adon felt her mouth was a little dry. "I'm a ship girl, right? Can a ship girl be an admiral?"

"What?" The admiral's thought process was completely burned to ashes because he couldn't keep up with the plot.

It wasn't until the sound of the deep-sea aircraft carrier gnawing on aluminum bread reached the admiral's ears again that he was brought back from his charred state.

What the hell is this? Am I dreaming? Or is everything that's happened since I became the admiral and took over this naval base a dream, and when I wake up I'll find myself still preparing for my graduation exams?

Creating a ship girl of the "Proof of the Otti" class with 3333 resources is already enough to make people feel like they're in a dream, but now there's an Abyssal carrier that wants its own ship girl to be its admiral.

If Adun really does that, what will he be? The admiral of the admirals of the Abyssal Fleet? The head of the Abyssal Fleet? Someone designated as the seasonal event boss by the Governor's Office?

"Admiral, it's time for your medicine." Adun took out the hammer that had previously sent the admiral to the medical room (this warhammer had been renamed "The Persuader" at Gogan's suggestion), indicating that the admiral should not use the mental network between the admiral and the ship girls as a vehicle for his thoughts to run wild.

"Kogan, you should go back and rest first." The admiral, who had decided to protect Kogan first, gestured for his initial ship to move aside.

"Admiral, I'm scared..." Few destroyer ship girls can remain calm when facing an abyssal aircraft carrier. Carrier-class ship girls can easily defeat destroyer-class ship girls by the piece.

"It's okay, I'll come and keep you company in a bit." The biggest advantage female admirals have over male admirals is that they can sleep with their ship girls, especially destroyer ship girls.

If this happens to a male admiral, then we'll have to ask the military police what they think.

The admiral's words did not dispel Kogan's fear. It wasn't until Adun indicated that Kogan was alright that the elementary school-aged destroyer girl cautiously left the restaurant.

The admiral was quite frustrated to discover that his authority was inferior to that of his own ship girl, which was undeniably a sad thing. Unfortunately, the admiral wasn't in the mood for such trivial matters right now. After Guogan left for a while, the admiral asked Adon in a very serious and earnest tone, as if discussing world affairs:

"You...you can't be serious, can you!"

"What are you taking so seriously?" Yaton asked, watching Wo Jiang, who seemed to realize that the bread in front of her might be her last meal and started eating it in small bites.

"Do you really want to be the admiral of this deep-sea aircraft carrier?" The admiral stared at his Otti certificate and asked, enunciating each word clearly.

"If possible, it's not impossible." Since she doesn't eat aluminum bread herself, giving her share to Wo-chan is fine. Unfortunately, Adon knows that this is just a thought, so she sighed and replied, "Unfortunately, I am your ship girl, Admiral, and a ship girl can't be the admiral of a ship girl."

"To be precise..." After carefully choosing his words, the admiral replied, "As long as certain conditions are met, ship girls can become admirals!"

"What?"

----PS----

Because of a ten-day trip, my draft count plummeted from 20 chapters to 12. I feel immense pressure. Plus, with so many drafts, I often can't connect with readers in the comments. So, let's all join the reader group—the same one from my previous book, Wang Gelang. (Remove hyphens) Admiral

☆, Chapter Twenty-Nine: Ship girls can certainly become admirals.

"As long as certain conditions are met, ship girls can become admirals!" The admiral's voice didn't sound like he was joking at all.

"Admiral, are you sure you're not kidding me?" Adon repeatedly searched his memories for answers, but found no reasonable explanation for the admiral's words.

"Why would I tease you for no reason?" The admiral took a deep breath, looked back and forth between the deep-sea carrier and Adun a few times, and asked, "Adun, do you think I'm an admiral or a ship girl?"

"Of course you're my admiral...right?" Adun didn't finish her sentence, because putting aside her main admiral's profession, the admiral who could use the ship equipment space (unfortunately, it was all PGs) and could walk on water (shaking around) was just like an admiral without ship equipment compared to ordinary ship girls.

Seeing that Admiral Yadun had figured things out, he nodded and continued, "I don't know if you've heard Kogan say that I originally wanted to become a ship girl."