Tides of Honor: The Return of Admiral Yamamoto

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At this very moment.

The heavily damaged escort warship 'Heavenly Gold' is on top of it.

"I... I survived...!"

"Phew~!"

"Phew~"

Rear Admiral Luo Te clung to the main mast of the swaying warship.

He noticed that the terrifying shaking of the warship beneath him had finally subsided.

He then sat down on the ground, panting heavily, unaware that cold sweat had soaked his back and his face still showed the shock of the experience.

Facing the terrifying waves caused by the overturning of a great sea monster

...death!

An overwhelming sense of fear welled up in his heart.

Rothe witnessed the unforgettable scene of seawater pouring into the warship.

For the first time in his life, he felt that he had truly passed through the 'Gate of the Spirits'.

Even though he was a full admiral, and a locally promoted one at that, in the North Sea.

He was as vulnerable as an ant!

"Yes...yes! This honourable person must not be harmed!"

Rothe forced himself to calm down.

Suddenly he turned his head and looked unconsciously towards the second deck behind him.

There it was.

But there was a presence there that was not even a ten-thousandth of the total value of all the gold mined in the North Sea.

Rote stood up quickly, ignoring the jiggling fat under his naval uniform, and ran in that direction.

"Hurry! Get out of the way! Make way for the Admiral!"

There was simply no time to see who was blocking his path.

Red's only concern now was to ensure the safety of this most honourable person.

However.

If this were normal times.

Right now, on this warship beneath his feet.

Without this most honourable guest.

As Rear Admiral, no one on the entire warship dares to disobey his orders.

Years ago, anyone who disobeyed his orders was thrown into the sea and fed to the fish.

He even wiped out the families of those who dared to disobey him, on the pretext of suppressing pirates, for fear of being found out.

This is why the North Sea was the first area that Rott guarded himself.

In private, he earned the nickname 'Tyrant' from the local town.

But instead of being ashamed of it, he was proud of it.

But now.

In his panic, Rott thought only of the nobleman's safety.

He was completely oblivious.

The person he was about to meet was not a member of the Navy at all.

Or rather.

"Bang!"

With a sound.

It was as if he had run into an insurmountable mountain.

He immediately sat down heavily on the deck.

"You... Bastard!"

"You idiots! Are you looking for death? !"

The veins on his forehead stood out.

Red opened his eyes wide.

Without thinking, he drew a short knife from his waist and stabbed him.

What time is it?

If anything happens to the most honourable nobleman,

Beheading all those idiots below him will not be enough to appease the slightest anger from the nobleman.

At that time, if you block in front of him and don't know how to make way,

If you don't want to die, what are you doing?!

Fury raged through his heart.

The short knife was thrust out!

However.

The scene of Luo Te seeing blood splatter, the idiots who dared to block him screaming, and then receiving an unforgettable 'lesson' did not appear.

What appeared before his wide-eyed gaze...

was a flash of light as the short knife sliced through the air.

Scalding blood splattered across his face.

It was a... severed hand holding the short knife!

It passed by his face and flew away!

Luo Te did not scream at first.

Or rather, he did not see the person in front of him clearly.

Luo Te's eyes were wide open and flashing with disbelief.

He only saw the person wearing a white shirt with grey hair...

Wasn't it the 'old man' who had just stood alone in front of the warship?

But Luo Te did not wait for an answer.

The intense pain of his palm being broken at the root struck him.

"Ahhh!"

Unable to hold back his screams, Luo Te rolled directly onto the ground.

Large beads of sweat ran down his face.

The pain he was suffering was visible to the naked eye.

Bai Ye watched this scene with a face that showed no emotion.

Or rather...

Bai Ye's eyes flashed with coldness and contempt.

"As a rear admiral, you can't even bear this pain..."

He had served in the Navy for a total of forty years.

Bai Ye's last few years were mostly spent going to work every day and fooling around.

But in an era of rampant piracy,

naval service was unavoidable.

Even if it wasn't in the most dangerous New World,

Bai Ye had seen his share of battles and injuries.

As a result, Bai Ye had developed the habit of training every day.

But even so,

even the most ordinary low-level marines

who had personally participated in a pirate extermination battle,

wouldn't scream directly at the spot where they were injured.

Because if they did,

it would make the pirates unconsciously prioritise attacking the wounded during the battle to eliminate the pirates!

Not only would this cause trouble for their companions, but they would also be more likely to die in battle!

He was clearly a rear admiral.

Yet he didn't even understand this basic truth.

The most frightening thing was that

that such an inexperienced person, who didn't even have the slightest knowledge of common sense about being injured

was able to formulate such a crazy plan to destroy his city in order to deter all forces in the North Sea.

You can imagine.

In the eyes of these people,

What kind of existence is an ordinary person at the bottom really considered to be?

At that time,

Luo Te, the rear admiral in front of Bai Ye, was in great pain and his mind was clouded, so he roared,

"You... you old thing! I am a dignified rear admiral of the Navy! How dare you attack me! You seek death! Come on! Somebody! Come quickly! Arrest that damned old thing!!!"

The roar of anger continued.

There was no trace of anger in Bai Ye's eyes.

Rear Admiral?

So what?

Vice Admiral?

So what?

As someone who had already severed all ties with the Navy,

would he care about the identity of a dying scumbag who could only rant and rave?

The answer was...

No!

Just as one could sit comfortably in an office and decide the life and death of other people at will,

Bai Ye at that moment.

would not care about the rantings of a dying scum.

It was just this scene.

Usually, these trash people think they are above everyone else.

Now the tables have turned.

He looks at the trash with a broken arm in front of him.

Bai Ye is holding a long knife he picked up from the deck.

He uses the flowing blade like fire.

It is a waste of talent to deal with this kind of trash.

The opponent is not worthy.

But just as Bai Ye raised the long knife and was about to cut,

the 'trash' in front of him first showed fear, then burst out laughing.

Bai Ye stopped.

"Huh?"

"Ha, ha! You, you don't know anything! Just as I thought! You don't know anything!"

With his broken arm dragging on the ground, he saw that Bai Ye had stopped moving.

Red knew that if he showed fear, he would really die, so he just exploded into madness.

He roared,

"You, you attacked this ship, and this will be the worst decision you've ever made! You don't know anything!"

"There is an extremely honourable nobleman on this ship!"

"An extremely noble person?"

Hearing that title again,

Bai Ye's eyes were pensive.

However, Red became even more insane.

"Haha! Do you know? ! That person... is from the Holy Land!"

"Holy Land! Do you understand? ! And this person is on this ship, and you attacked this ship! This is tantamount to publicly declaring war on the World Government...haha! You're finished! You're..."

Pop!

Red: ?

The voice had not completely faded away.

Bai Ye suddenly moved!

A slash with a sword.

A head flew straight up, swaying with warm blood.

The madness on his face gradually turned into disbelief.

Rear Admiral Roth could not understand until the very end.

This "old thing" in front of him clearly heard "Holy Land".

He should be able to connect this with the legendary "World Nobles" of the ship, the Tenryu people...

But this "old thing" still didn't hesitate...

Different thoughts kept appearing in his mind.

Gradually, his consciousness became blurred.

Suddenly.

Red's head hit the deck and his eyes suddenly widened, as if he had heard something that "undermined the world view".

"Tenryuu people? So what?"

Bai Ye stood on the deck, his eyes wide with disbelief.

There was not the slightest trace of hesitation in his eyes at the news of the World Nobles.

Slowly, he spoke, uttering words that would make anyone else's body and scalp tremble if they were here.

"Don't worry, you'll meet in hell soon enough."