Chapter 97: Front Line Intelligence

Front line? Guanghui smiled and said, "Why would Commander Qin Ge be so interested in the front line? You should know many commanders actually don't want to go to the front line, because once you're on the front line, it means you can't idle."

Every day there are missions, every day we rush between defense zones, and the enemies we face are also more dangerous.

Perhaps it's to make one's tactical strategy more practical." Qin Ge said to Guanghui, "Although I've spoken of many tactics, most are the crystallizations of seniors; for those who study tactics, they're certainly interested in developing new tactics, and I'm naturally no exception."

So one would pursue the battlefield, wanting to develop more practical and usable tactics, so that more commanders can have more choices when facing enemies, and also allow more shipgirls to survive on the battlefield.

Guanghui was stunned for a moment; although the reason most people become commanders is to protect humanity and fight the Sirens, only a few think of the shipgirls, think of them.

Faced with Qin Ge's simple idea, Guanghui suddenly thought of his own ideal, to bring love and peace to this sea.

Meanwhile, Qin Ge suddenly didn't hear Guanghui speaking, so he turned his head with some doubt and saw Guanghui lost in thought, "Guanghui, what's wrong?"

Called back by Qin Ge's voice, Guanghui showed a gentle smile, "Commander Qin Ge's ambition is truly great."

"Great?" Qin Ge chuckled and continued walking forward, "I just want to leave some footprints of my own in this world, and I merely want to do what I can to help this brave group, doing what I am able to."

Yes, Qin Ge doesn't know how long he still needs to stay in this world, just as the Prince of Wales said, it might very well be fate's arrangement.

So instead of constantly seeking ways to return to his own world, it's better to calm down and earnestly do something for this world; perhaps this is the mission he unintentionally brought upon arriving here.

"Of course there's no problem; I'll tell you all the information I know about the front line." Guanghui said to Qin Ge.

"Then, thank you so much." Qin Ge said excitedly.

Seeing Qin Ge become happy because he promised to tell him front line information, Guanghui's resolve also grew stronger.

"However, there's too much about the front line; why don't we discuss it in detail when we get there?" Guanghui smiled.

"Right!" Qin Ge said with some regret, "I'm really sorry; you just came to the academy today, and I'm asking you these things, which is really impolite."

"It's fine; I'm also happy to explain things to Commander Qin Ge." Guanghui said.

"Then thank you." Qin Ge said with a smile.

"But before that, I'd like to learn more about Commander Qin Ge." Guanghui asked with a smile.

"Huh? Learn about me?" Qin Ge said somewhat embarrassedly, "Actually I feel there's nothing special about me, just like any other commander."

Guanghui smiled, "Really? Then I'll have to dig deep into it."

"Dig what?" Qin Ge asked.

"Naturally, to discover those things Commander Qin Ge says aren't special at all." Guanghui laughed.

"Eh..."

During this question-and-answer chat, the two walked to the outside of Qin Ge's house.

"This is where I live; the place ahead is where you live; let me take you there first." Qin Ge said.

"That's not urgent; compared to going to my own room, I'd rather get to know Commander Qin Ge's shipgirls. I heard you summoned the Sardinian Empire's flagship Weineituo; according to my memory, I seem to have dealt with her before." Guanghui said to Qin Ge.

When the Prince of Wales came in the morning to arrange her room, Guanghui had already returned to his room, so he was also fairly familiar with the facilities in this area.

The reason for letting Qin Ge accompany me back is to deepen our mutual understanding; from the conversation, I can see Qin Ge's character and how well we suit each other.

Now Qin Ge clearly gives Guanghui a very good impression, and their ideals are also very close, so Guanghui wants to learn more about Qin Ge, whether it's his person or his fleet.

"This might have to wait a bit." Qin Ge explained to Guanghui, "Because after I just finished the Strategy and Tactics course, the Dean called me over, so my shipgirls are still there taking the Light Cruiser course taught by Instructor A Furore; they probably haven't come back yet."

"That's certainly no problem; I can also take this opportunity to tell Commander Qin Ge about the front line." Guanghui smiled at Qin Ge.

"That's certainly possible." When the topic of the front line came up, Qin Ge was naturally very curious, so he brought Guanghui back to his house.

After inviting her to sit on the sofa, he went over to pour Guanghui a cup of tea; then he returned to his second-floor room, took a pen and notebook, sat beside Guanghui, and listened to her talk about the front line.

Seeing Qin Ge's earnest action, Guanghui couldn't help but laugh and began to patiently explain.

Actually, for the front line, there aren't many mysteries that commanders imagine; however, compared to those big fleets defending the coast, the area the front line commanders are responsible for is larger.

Moreover, the front line adopts the same model as the big fleets; usually it's one or two big fleets taking charge of a sea area.

Furthermore, the dispatch of tasks for the big fleets is directly handled by the Frontline Command; they aren't as free as those big fleets near the continental coast, where they'd take a task if they wanted and patrol the coast if they didn't.

Because the tasks issued by the Frontline Command are mandatory, such as support missions and escort missions, etc.; the most difficult among them are the Defense Mission and the Annihilation Mission.

This is also one reason the front line is dangerous, because one must have full confidence in one's fleet's strength, and must coordinate seamlessly with other members of the big fleets; moreover, one must have sufficient obedience and dedication.

While Guanghui spoke, Qin Ge quickly noted it down in his notebook, without asking a single question.

Only when Guanghui's explanation was nearly finished did Qin Ge begin to ask her some questions.

"Guanghui, you should be a Free Shipgirl, right?" Qin Ge asked Guanghui.

"Yes." Guanghui nodded and said to Qin Ge.

"Then what exactly do you Free Shipgirls handle on the front line?" Qin Ge asked.