Crossing the azure as a black dragon

Belfast had no intention of joining them and sat gracefully on a bench.

"They'll come out and let us know."

Cleveland greeted them and led Black Dragon and the other man into the city.

"There are very few people here."

Strolling down the street, Black Flying Dragon observed the situation.

Nearly half of the shops on this street were closed, and foot traffic was extremely low, which is unusual for a city of this size.

"I don't know, there were quite a lot of people when I came here before."

Cleveland looked around.

"Black Dragon, where are the clothes you brought?"

As they walked, Helena suddenly asked a question.

"Clothes? Oh, I forgot about them on the island."

Black Flying Dragon was stunned for a moment, then gasped.

She hadn't brought anything with her on the previous missions, but this time she carried a bundle and accidentally left it behind.

"Haha, I'll look for it when I get back."

Cleveland chuckled twice. They rarely brought anything with them when they went to sea, because when they were fighting the Sirens, they would leave things behind if they got serious.

"Oh, thank you so much."

Black Dragon touched his hair, feeling a little embarrassed.

"It's nothing, it's just a little longer run."

Cleveland waved

He said, pointing to his hand.

The three chatted as they passed three intersections along the main road. Then, Black Dragon saw an iron fence that seemed to stretch endlessly. Inside the fence, a scene of the wilderness was simulated. However, Black Dragon could see many buildings inside, and he wondered if anyone lived there.

"So big?"

Black Flying Dragon was somewhat surprised; she had thought it was just a regular-sized zoo.

"This zoo wasn't originally here; it seems it was built specifically to leave an impression on visiting commanders and ship girls."

Helena thought for a moment and then said.

"..."

Black Flying Dragon sensed that the Northern Alliance had put a lot of effort into something strange.

Despite the complaints, sightseeing was still a must. The three of them followed the road to the main gate, where there were quite a few people, including many elders with their children.

After successfully purchasing tickets, the three entered the zoo. A wide stone path led to the gate, separated by iron railings on both sides. Every so often, there were stalls selling snacks and small toys.

Not long after entering, Black Dragon saw a group of deer grazing on the lawn, and then a tiger was hiding in the grass.

Then Black Dragon saw the chase scenes he often saw on TV, and watching them live was very exciting.

Regardless, anyone who sees this scene will be impressed by the zoo, and from a certain perspective, the zoo is quite successful.

"Let's go quickly."

Helena disliked this scene and pushed Black Dragon and the other man away from there.

As they walked, Black Dragon saw many large animals, such as giraffes, leopards, bears, and lions, as well as many herbivores that served as side dishes.

There was even an area specifically set up with artificial snowmaking equipment. Black Flying Dragon saw a pure white fox, but after staring at it for a long time, she didn't hear the fox meow and was very disappointed.

"Speaking of which, do you know how to live in a big house in the port area?"

Black Flying Dragon, thinking about the fox from earlier, asked the two people beside him.

“Those large houses are also allocated according to the number of people. One person gets a single room, two people get a larger house, and a group of people can apply together to live in a large courtyard.”

Cleveland said.

She lived with Enterprise and the others, but Helena liked to help the newly joined ship girls, so she lived alone outside.

"I see."

Black Flying Dragon immediately gave up the idea of ​​keeping a pet.

"Don't worry, you'll have a group of companions in the future, and then you can move into the big courtyard."

Helena offered a soft word of comfort.

"Thank you."

Black Flying Dragon smiled.

After wandering around for a while, Cleveland received a message from Belfast, and the three of them returned the way they came to meet up with Tirpitz and the others.

Tirpitz remained calm, while Eugen beside him looked somewhat displeased.

What's wrong with her?

Black Dragon stayed by Belfast's side and quietly inquired.

"I don't know, it seems they wanted the other three to go to the Free Port area together but were refused."

Belfast claimed not to know, but in reality, she knew everything.

Everyone has their own ambitions; there's no need to force them.

Black Dragon sensed how terrifying the head maid was, and then reached out and patted Eugen on the shoulder.

“These three have been staying here, and the Commander has no way to start a new life. No woman, no matter how good, can compare to these three.”

Prince Eugen was indeed somewhat angry, but it was out of concern for the future of his commander.

Ship girls are ultimately weapons created by humans and can never replace humans.

"..."

Black Flying Dragon thought for a moment, and realized that if she had three beautiful girls to accompany her into old age, she would be very happy even without children.

"Let's go back."

Tirpitz didn't seem to mind; as long as his commander liked this lifestyle, that was enough.

"If they do this again next time, I'll definitely teach them a lesson."

Prince Eugen clenched his fist, stood up, and followed Tirpitz.

"Is this guy particularly soft-hearted?"

Black Dragon looked at Prince Eugen and muttered to himself.

"Huh? Are you talking in your sleep?"

Prince Eugen paused, turned to look at the black dragon as if he were a fool.

Did I say it again?

Black Dragon looked at Cleveland.

Cleveland nodded somewhat helplessly.

"Hey, don't mind it, don't mind it. By the way, Eugen, what's your relationship with Wales?"

Black Dragon waved his hand and then posed a thought-provoking question.

"This has nothing to do with you, stop talking nonsense. If you don't leave now, you can forget about getting your clothes back."

Prince Eugen glanced at her, then turned and left.

"You knew all along that my clothes were left behind? Why didn't you say so sooner?"

Black Flying Dragon suddenly felt a bit itchy.

"What's the point of reminding you, you idiot?"

Prince Eugen whistled and quickly caught up with Tirpitz.

"You bastard!"

Black Flying Dragon quickly followed.

Cleveland and Helena exchanged a glance, both looking somewhat helpless.

Belfast, who was at the very back, smiled and took out a small notebook, making notes in it.

Chapter Thirty-Eight: Those who court death will die.

"What a pity, maybe we can come again another time."

Black Dragon felt a little regretful as he left the land, carrying the extra pack on his back and looking at the city gradually receding into the distance with some reluctance.

There will be opportunities in the future.

Helena chuckled softly beside her.

"Hold your clothes safe, don't drop them again."

Prince Eugen raised an eyebrow and looked at the black dragon.

"You don't need to worry about that."

Black Flying Dragon touched the bag on her back. It was a pure white wool coat she had bought when she passed by a clothing store earlier, similar to the ones worn by the Soviets.

It is expected to be wearable in winter.

"The weather is starting to get colder, so it's good to buy more clothes."

Helena said from the side.

"Yes, if you look at the time, the Mid-Autumn Festival is just around the corner."

Cleveland nodded in agreement.

"Mid-Autumn Festival?"