Chapter 619 Bismarck's Decision
Off the coast of Saipan.
"Ah, they retreated."
Watching the thick fog on the sea gradually spread, under the cover of the sea fog, the Siren mass-produced model that was emitting black mist gradually faded away. He supported himself while recovering his carrier-based aircraft, and smiled.
"Sister, don't we need to chase?" Kaga on the side looked at Akagi and said with some confusion.
Akagi smiled slightly and looked at Frederick the Great who was standing on the sea not far away, "No need, since the Siren has released the micro-layered mixture, it definitely doesn't want us to catch up.
If retreat is their plot, chasing them now will only lead to complications, so it is better to defend well."
"I understand." Kaga nodded. "So what do you think of the Siren Fleet this time? Isn't this mass-produced force a bit too strong?"
Akagi narrowed his eyes, "Yes, I didn't expect that a mass-produced model would be so powerful."
At this time, a voice came from far away, "Haha, the battle just ended, are you two celebrating?"
Kaga looked back and saw that the person coming was Peter Strasser, and then shook his head, "My sister and I were just discussing the mass-produced models that appeared before."
"I see." Peter Strasser nodded and smiled. "Rather than discussing it by two people, why don't we discuss it together? Now that this wave of attacks has just passed, why don't we take this time to make a summary of the battle? After all, we don't know when their next wave of attacks will come."
"That's right. Let's go back together then." Akagi didn't have any intention of refusing. After spending such a long time with the Iron Blood people, except for the serious atmosphere of Iron Blood that made her a little uncomfortable, Akagi liked other places quite a lot.
Soon, several people sailed towards the shore, but unexpectedly, Frederick the Great, Bismarck and others also came back.
"What do you think of this mass-produced model?" Akagi asked Bismarck and Frederick the Great.
Bismarck did not speak, but looked at Frederick the Great.
Frederick the Great smiled and said, "It's very interesting. Every time Siren comes up with something new, it's really exciting. I wonder if we can transfer these technologies of Siren to our mass-produced models, will it make our mass-produced models more powerful?"
"Although this is inevitable, it is a bit too early to talk about it now. After all, the battle is not over yet, and our mass-produced models have almost been destroyed after this battle." Peter Strasser said.
“This is just a direction, but this attack is very interesting. The Siren has no intention of testing us, and we launched an all-out attack right from the start. This has never happened in the previous Siren Tide.
And they had a very accurate grasp of our position. Although they did not cause any casualties to us this time, they destroyed nearly half of the experimental area." Frederick the Great said.
At this time, Bismarck shook his head and said, "I don't quite agree with this view. I think this Siren Tide cannot be compared with previous Siren Tides.
We can treat this Siren Tide as a brand new event, or Siren Tide is still the same as before, but now the cannon fodder has made us have to deal with it with all our strength. "
"So you think these mass-produced models whose strength is close to the level of awakened ship girls are just cannon fodder?" Kaga said in surprise.
Bismarck nodded. "The Sirens are very strong, that's beyond doubt. But we don't know exactly how strong they are.
If the strength of the Siren is ranked as ten, then perhaps the mass-produced types that used to appear frequently in level five or six sea areas are only ranked as two or three.
This time, the Siren Tide Siren has increased its strength, directly raising the previous strength of two or three to five, so for them, five is also cannon fodder, because there are stronger six, seven, eight, or even ten behind them. "
"It's an interesting explanation , but it's also a bit sad. After dealing with Siren for so many years, I'm still unclear about her true strength. Every battle requires guesswork and deduction, for fear that Siren has a backup plan." Akagi said.
"But this time it might be a good thing for us. I don't know if you have noticed, but after the battle just now, I feel that my strength has improved a little bit.
This is the first time since I woke up that I have felt a very obvious improvement." Bismarck said to everyone.
"Yes, I feel it too, and I feel that the threshold of awakening is closer to me. I thought these were all illusions before, but now that you said it, I believe these are not illusions." Peter Strasser said.
"Perhaps this is the result of this world change, but we still need to collect more information before we can make a conclusion," said Bismarck.
"But do you remember what the commander told the Purifier before?" Peter Strasser said.
"I remember." Kaga nodded and glanced at Bismarck . "I now somewhat agree with your idea. It seems that this is just the beginning. We don't know what monsters are waiting for us in the future."
"I am actually looking forward to it. Since the Siren has built such a huge stage, it would be a pity if we, as performers, don't play a song passionately." Frederick the Great said with a smile.
"Indeed, perhaps after this war, the form of this world will be changed. Whether we become a trend-setter leading the world or a reef sinking into the sea depends on this war." Akagi said with a smile.
"Having said that, I'm a little worried about the situation on the commander's side. I just saw from the carrier-based aircraft that this is just a branch of the Siren's main force of attack. The real main force remains near Guam." Peter Strasser said.
"Don't worry, the commander had a plan before the war. He has Enterprise, New Jersey, Glory, Monarch and others by his side. What we need to do now is to hold on and lie dormant. We don't need to be too aggressive and wait for the final war to begin." Bismarck said.
"So should we continue our research?" asked Peter Strasser.
“Give up for now. After all, we have mastered the method of mass production now, so as long as there are enough materials and resources in the future, we can continue production.
At present, we should take advantage of this period of time to salvage as much material as possible from the sea. I feel that this kind of material will be a great improvement for our future mass production." Bismarck said.
"That's right, especially the black fog. If we figure out the principles, it can be used on our ship equipment. Haha, it's interesting to think about it." Akagi's eyes lit up and he smiled.
"That's it!"
