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After listening to her brother's story.

Firedia quickly formed the detailed plan in her mind.

"Therefore, the focus of this operational plan is on two points."

Can our navy capture Black Coral Harbor within the time limit?

"And whether these mechanized units, deep behind enemy lines, can reach their designated positions," Firedia said seriously.

Phoenix nodded and said, "Yes, that's exactly what I mean."

I called you here personally because I wanted to tell you this.

Because your navy has also gone deep behind enemy lines this time.

Because the area surrounding this location is entirely controlled by the enemy.

There are even shore-based artillery pieces.

Your fleet is at risk of being attacked by these shore guns at any time.

Black Coral Harbor is a major port, with more than thirty warships reportedly stationed around it.

Furthermore, there is a significant amount of shore artillery defense within the port.

After hearing all this...

Huo Lidia smiled calmly: "Please rest assured, brother."

Now that you have decided on this battle plan.

Then we will definitely complete this mission!

"Um.

"Then I'll leave it to you." Phoenix said seriously.

"If there's nothing else..."

"I'll return to my fleet and depart immediately," Firedia said solemnly.

"Um."

As Huo Lidia stepped out of the command center, her expression turned serious.

This plan seems simple.

However, there are still great risks for the Frost Dragon Kingdom's navy.

For example.

What if the enemy discovers our intentions en route and sends a navy to intercept us?

What if we can't capture Black Coral Harbor?

Most importantly, there's a time limit!

Sitting on the plane returning to its own fleet.

Firedia gazed at the sea below.

She was thinking about how to deploy the battle.

The two main problems are the enemy fleet and the shore artillery defenses of Black Coral Harbor.

A direct confrontation would undoubtedly be very risky.

The optimal solution is to block most of the enemy fleet's warships in the port.

In a typical port garrison fleet, the warships in the fleet would take turns stopping in the port for rest and repair.

No more than two-thirds of the warships are actually patrolling the open sea.

Warships anchored in the harbor would be easy targets, their combat effectiveness would be greatly reduced, making them better targets for attack.

As for those shore-based artillery pieces...

Using warships to engage in a direct confrontation would be too costly.

The best solution is to use bombers.

"First of all, the fleet needs to conceal its whereabouts."

Before being discovered by the enemy, sneak to the closest possible location.

Secondly, launch the bombers.

Carrying the most explosives, the Black Coral Harbor.

Blow up all the shore guns and warships in the port.

Another approach is to divide and conquer.

"The enemy has a patrolling fleet at the port. We sent part of the fleet to intercept them, and the rest attacked the port after it was bombed," Hydrodia muttered to herself.

Suddenly, she noticed something was off about the sky over the distant sea.

She opened the cabin canopy directly.

"Commander, what are you doing?" The driver was startled, not expecting the commander in the back seat to open the cockpit canopy directly.

He quickly slowed down.

Firedia felt the air above the sea.

“A storm is coming.” Firedia stared at the distant sea and hurriedly used the radio: “Find me a way to get the weather conditions off the coast of Black Coral Harbor.”

Is a storm coming soon?

I need the most accurate information!

Three days later.

A torrential rain is about to sweep across the southwestern region of the northern continent.

Those dark clouds drifting over the sea can be seen from areas near the west coast.

"This rain is truly a godsend!" The commanders of the northern forces were overjoyed as they looked at the dark clouds overhead.

That's right!

It is well known that torrential rain is a natural disaster for mechanized troops, capable of instantly reducing their combat effectiveness by half.

As long as this rain falls.

Those iron lumps of the Frost Dragon Kingdom will become scrap metal buried in the mud!

"Hahaha, that Frost Dragon King was so arrogant before."

Now I want to see what happens after this rain.

"Can you still be so arrogant?!"

While the northern powers celebrated the torrential rain.

The various mechanized units of the Frost Dragon Kingdom also received an urgent telegram.

"All mechanized units must assemble at Tiger Tooth Mountain before the torrential rain arrives, at all costs!"

A simple command.

This put all mechanized units on high alert.

All the tanks, armored vehicles, and troop carriers were running at full speed at this time.

They changed their previous offensive and defensive lines and turned their attention to Tiger Tooth Mountain to the west.

And it advanced at an extremely fast speed.

Along the way, you can even see some malfunctioning tanks, armored vehicles, and troop carriers that the Frost Dragon Kingdom has deliberately abandoned.

They are heading to Tiger Tooth Mountain as fast as possible.

All of this was completely incomprehensible to the commanders of the northern forces.

Some have suggested intercepting and blocking these mechanized forces of the Frost Dragon Kingdom.

But many people chose to wait and see what happens after the downpour.

Everyone is well aware of the power and terror of these Frost Dragon Kingdom's mechanized forces.

No one wanted their soldiers to be wasted in front of these mechanized forces.

This dispute also gave these mechanized units more time.

They were getting closer and closer to Tiger Tooth Mountain.

By this time, the sky was already covered with dark clouds.

Rain has begun to fall in the west coast region, and the rain lines are starting to spread inland.

Black Coral Harbor is filled with a large number of ships, including warships.

An old crew member on a warship looked at the torrential rain on the distant sea and said, "This is not a simple storm; it may be a typhoon."

"Fortunately, our warships were on duty at the port for rest and repairs."

"If you were patrolling or on duty outside in this weather, it would probably be tough," the young sailor next to him said, shaking his head.

The old crew member said with a smile, "Actually, in this weather, there's no need to be on duty."

With such raging winds and towering waves, no warship could possibly navigate this vast ocean.

"That makes sense. Then we can take a good rest for a while."

In the sea under those dark clouds and torrential rain.

At this moment, a fleet is sailing against the wind and waves at an extremely high speed.

This is the entire naval fleet of the Frost Dragon Kingdom.

The giant waves at sea were tens of meters high, crashing against the warships time and time again.

The warships creaked and groaned, as if they might be smashed to pieces by the power of the sea at any moment.

And in the middle of these fleets.

They are aircraft carriers.

The bombers, which should have been resting in the hangar, were secured to the deck early on.

"That's about it."

"We can fly now!" Huo Lidia looked at the distance on the sea chart.

"Commander, our bombers will complete their bombing mission after takeoff."

"There's no way we can return!" The staff officer next to him looked at the torrential rain outside.

Visibility is extremely low.

It was simply impossible to complete a bombing mission and return to the aircraft carrier in such weather.

"No need to return."

Tell our bomber formation.

After completing their bombing mission at Black Coral Harbor, they turned south.

Our army continues its advance in the south.

They will be safe once they fly within our army's control range.

If all else fails, you can parachute.

"The pilot's life is more important than the fighter jet!" Huo Lidia almost shouted.

The sound of the torrential rain and waves outside was so loud that any slightly quieter sound would be completely drowned out.

"Remember to emphasize one point to the bomber formation."

Be careful not to fly in the wrong direction.

Black Coral Harbor!

That is their only goal.

The warships in the harbor, and those shore guns.

It is imperative to destroy it.

Whether we can take Black Coral Harbor in one fell swoop depends on them.

If they can successfully complete their mission, I, Firedia, will celebrate their victory!

"yes!"

On the deck of an aircraft carrier.

The guides waved flags.

Ground crew untied the chains securing the bombers.

After the chains were removed, the bombers took off in the shortest possible time.

If they don't take off, the ship's rocking and the waves could blow them directly into the sea.

Every takeoff is a battle against the storm.

"Report! Report! One of the bombers on the third ship crashed during takeoff!"

The pilot ejected, but the waves were too big to be spotted.

"Report! One of the bombers on the No. 5 flight crew has malfunctioned and cannot take off."

One report after another came in.

"Try to find the pilot who parachuted, if you really can't find him."

Drop a beacon at the location where the person went missing, then return to arrange for search and rescue aircraft to search for them.

Bombers that broke down on their flight decks were pushed directly into the sea.

"Prioritize the safety of the flight deck!" Firedia commanded.

Those priceless bombers were simply pushed off the flight deck and swallowed by the waves because of a single order.

Although these bombers may only have some minor problems that can be easily repaired.

But this could take three minutes... five minutes... ten minutes.

Firedia can't afford to gamble; every minute now is crucial.

One by one, the bombers took off, rushing into the storm and heading towards Black Coral Harbor.

Boom boom boom

Thunder rumbled continuously in the sky.

"Report! All bombers on the first ship have been launched!"

"The third ship has also completed its launch mission."

"Report that all bombers on the aircraft carriers have completed their launch."

Hydrodia asked, "How many of the launches were successful?"

"The original plan was to prepare three hundred bombers."

Of the aircraft that were pushed into the sea or crashed during takeoff, only 278 actually took off successfully.

"Seventeen pilots are missing," the adjutant said from the side.

Before even seeing the enemy, they had already lost twenty-two bombers.

Huo Lidia felt no regret.

Because this is a necessary sacrifice in this battle.

Taking advantage of the storm, they approached Black Coral Harbor and launched an attack.

This was the only opportunity that Firedia could think of.

"The bomber formation has taken off."

Next comes our task.

Let all our reconnaissance planes take off and search for the enemy fleet positioned in the open sea.

Once discovered, deploy our planned fleet to attack them.

The remaining main fleet, proceed at full speed to Black Coral Harbor!

"yes!"

"commander.

If... if our bomber formation fails to complete its planned bombing mission.

Or... it did not inflict effective damage on the enemy's warships and shore artillery.

"Then what do we do?" a staff officer asked with some concern.

Firedia's gaze was resolute as she pointed to the location of Black Coral Harbor on the nautical chart.

He then pointed to the location of Tiger Tooth Mountain, fifty kilometers away from Black Coral Harbor.

"Our mechanized forces are waiting for us here."

Without our reinforcements.

These mechanized units will become easy prey for the enemy.

King Phoenix gave us a death order.

No matter what, we must seize Black Coral Harbor as quickly as possible!

Regardless of whether the bomber formation completes its mission.

These are all things we must do.

There was no other choice!

Huo Lidia's tone was very firm!

On the other side.

Fire Phoenix, who was in command of the Frost Dragon Kingdom's army, checked the time: "Our fleet should have already begun its operation."

Where are our troops now in the offensive?

"Your Majesty, our army has advanced twenty kilometers in the past ten hours."

Twenty kilometers?

That's far from enough.

After completing their bombing mission, our bombers will fly directly south.

It would be very dangerous if they landed in enemy-controlled territory.

They took off in the pouring rain to carry out their bombing mission.

We cannot allow them to be surrounded by the enemy when they land.

Give me a death order.

The army advancing towards Black Coral Harbor should accelerate its advance.

"Advance at least fifty kilometers within the next ten hours!"

They advanced fifty kilometers in ten hours, even with enemy troops stationed there.

This is already considered the fastest advance by an army in recorded warfare history.

“Your Majesty...” An old general looked at King Phoenix with some concern.

"I know this is very difficult."

I also know this is unprecedented behavior.

However, our First Airborne Force, with 5,000 men, held the southern fortress for two days.

Is it possible that our army cannot even advance fifty kilometers in ten hours?

If that's the case.

Then they are not worthy of being called the army of our Frost Dragon Kingdom.

never mind.

Give me direct command of the troops attacking Black Coral Harbor.

The subordinate immediately took action.

The telephone was quickly brought to Phoenix.

The adjutant whispered a reminder: "The frontline force responsible for commanding this direction is our Frost Dragon Kingdom's Provisional 123rd Legion, commanded by Major General Baron Mor."

Major General Baron Moore.

I remember this person was a descendant of one of the five families that first rose up in rebellion.

"Hello, this is Phoenix."

"Your Majesty, I am Mor."

What are your instructions?

"Mohr, do you want to become the commander of the First Legion of the Frost Dragon Kingdom?"

Within ten hours, lead your army to wipe out all enemies within fifty kilometers ahead.

Your legion has been officially renamed the First Legion of the Frost Dragon Kingdom!

"You are the First Legion Commander of this legion!"

First Army Corps?

Upon hearing this name, Major General Mohr felt as if something was burning within him.