Chapter 97

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Originally, I was happy with E5, but then I suddenly got some insider information. I realized that no matter how you play, you can't outplay the developers. The operators are just the ones taking the blame. From now on, I won't be a whale anymore. It's better to be a happy admiral, right? No spending, no anger, just playing leisurely every day. The developers think it's fine for players to do this, don't they? They think low drop rates are normal, don't they? So, let it be. I'll just play KanColle.

Chapter 96: Let's Have a Heart-to-Heart, Shall We?

First, let me clarify one point: not all Abyssal Fleets are intelligent.

Or rather, not all Abyssal Fleets possess rational intelligence.

Many people think that Abyssals are either intelligent or non-intelligent, but this is a very incorrect assumption. Currently, there are three known types of Abyssals.

One type is the well-known mindless puppets. They are numerous, and it's unknown where they come from or where they disappear to. In short, they have no brains but rely on their numbers and mechanization to win.

It is precisely because of these vast puppet armies that humans have been suppressed for so many years.

Because in terms of numbers, humans can never match these puppets.

The second type is like the Northern and Southern Abyssal Flagships and their adjutants, who possess autonomous will and intelligence similar to humans and shipgirls. They are no different from ordinary humans.

To be honest, facing these shipgirls is not too worrying in terms of life and death. As long as they don't lose control, they won't kill innocents indiscriminately. Having human intelligence, they often choose to avoid or outmaneuver strange combat situations.

For them, with human intelligence, many battles are meaningless. Of course, this doesn't mean they are good people. When pushed to the limit, they can still sink shipgirls. Even a cornered rabbit will bite, let alone intelligent Abyssal Fleets. And the power gap is there; ordinary shipgirls are likely to die in such situations.

Now, let's talk about the third type.

The疯狂的深海 (Mad Abyssals).

You might say they have no intelligence, but they do. They can understand and follow orders, but there is one absolute, irreconcilable issue.

"Managing them has been a real headache. If you're not careful, they'll rush out in a frenzy, hating those children. While we are theoretically enemies, this war is meaningless to us."

"The puppet war has nothing to do with us. Although we can mobilize large numbers of puppet Abyssals, we can only do so within our respective jurisdictions. Once the puppets are dispersed, even we can't control them. Instead, those troublesome madmen, what are they thinking? Their meaningless howls and words are completely incomprehensible."

"Even though they can speak, they always cause me trouble. Seeing shipgirls, they charge forward like mad, ruining the delicate balance I've maintained. It's such a hassle."

The Southern Abyssal Adjutant complained to the submarine in front of her, her face full of dissatisfaction.

The admiral occasionally chimed in, showing understanding for the plight of this beleaguered adjutant.

After so many years of war, even the most bitter enemies have mostly calmed down. Especially the humans, who manage the war, and the intelligent Abyssal ships, have developed a tacit understanding. Using the failure of the joint fleet ten years ago as a benchmark, the war has now entered a prolonged stalemate.

Shipgirls cannot penetrate the core of the Abyssal territories, and the Abyssals are unwilling to risk being destroyed by ancient weapons by directly invading human defense zones. Such actions do not align with their survival interests.

So, in a situation that should be like turn-based combat, the appearance of the Mad Abyssals, who are always the first to attack shipgirls, is somewhat awkward. Regardless of their own condition or the enemy's, and without regard for the tacit understanding and battle lines, they always rush to kill shipgirls as if there is an irreconcilable conflict between them.

This is one of the reasons why the front lines cannot be consolidated and the battlefield continues to consume energy and lives. Allowing these Mad Abyssals to roam the oceans and attack shipgirls and ships is not in the interest of either side. They must be properly suppressed.

"But recently, we can't suppress them at all. They have their own thoughts, and we can't give them direct orders. We can only give vague instructions, which is very troublesome."

"Can't you give direct orders now?"

"No, they don't have the same freedom of action as we do. It's like they have some intelligence but are still machines. The recent Abyssal tide was their doing, and we can only give vague instructions. We don't know the specific details."

"This is troublesome. With them, even ordinary puppets will be hard to deal with."

"Exactly. I apologize, but even with our intelligence and authority, we can't control their actions. I hope for your good fortune, Admiral."

"No, no, you're too kind. Compared to your understanding, the North is much stricter. Their intelligent adjutant seems to want to cause trouble for my subordinates. Honestly, this is quite troubling for me."

"I believe it must be due to the incident six months ago. Although I didn't participate, I've heard of your subordinates' prowess."

"Ahahaha, you flatter me. She'll be proud when she hears this."

"Oh oh!"

The Southern Abyssal Flagship, who had been in a daze, suddenly tapped her hand and pointed at the submarine, exclaiming.

"It's the Admiral speaking!"

"…You just noticed?!"

You're not just pretending to be dumb, you're really dumb!

The adjutant and the submarine's periscope looked at the Southern Abyssal Flagship's embarrassed face in shock.

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