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Brigadier General Leorick, who led Arden and his party to the underwater part of the Prison City in the Pacific Theater of Operations, introduced.

The part below sea level is more like a real prison than the part above sea level in this prison city, which can be considered a prison or a closed city.

The ring-shaped buildings are stacked on top of each other like a beehive, and although they are only a few dozen stories high, due to the dim lighting, if you stand on the top floor and look down, you will feel like you are bottomless.

Each ring has dozens to dozens of cells large and small closed by heavy metal doors, and the prisoners in shackles here look like the jailers.

They were all dressed in coveralls that looked similar to hospital gowns, wearing breathing masks, and holding the strange weapons that had been used to aim at South Dakota, standing guard in pairs, patrolling, or occasionally opening the lookout window of a metal door to see what was going on inside.

The part above sea level has some chaotic properties in it, but overall it still gets sunlight.

The part below sea level gives people a depressing feeling that they will definitely have problems mentally after staying for a long time.

It's no wonder that these prisoners who are jailers are all deadly faces, this extremely oppressive atmosphere and the faint deep-sea atmosphere in the air are indeed not a suitable place for the ship's mother.

"Ahem, this reminds me of New Folson...... "Hyperion said with a deep inhalation, then choked.

"New Folsom?" Brigadier General Leorik looked surprised.

"What's wrong? I'm talking about a planet from my homeland, which is also a prison. Huberian was a little surprised by Brigadier Leorek's reaction.

"Because it's also known as Folsom Prison, at least that's what it used to be called." Nandakota said the reason for Brigadier Leorik's strange expression.

"Oh" parallel world or something, it's already an old terrier, and Hyperion doesn't really care.

"You're using a planet as a prison?" South Dakota then asked Huberian, "An entire planet is a prison?" ”

"Well, there's a special unit stationed on it at the same time, but I've killed them." Huberian said in the same tone as Ra's usual voice.

At a time when Hyperion was Commander Reynolds' Ranger flagship, the Battle of Neu-Folzon was a watershed moment for the Rangers against the villain Emperor Mengsk.

Before this, the family business was only a lone old war patrol Huberian rangers were not capable of fighting the Imperial Army head-on, and the slogans were shouted more than anyone else, but they could only fight the autumn wind or something.

There are even times when due to the shortage of military spending, I have to work as a mercenary to earn some pocket money.

Later, after the liberation of Novofolsom Prison with the help of the Ghost Forces, the anti-imperialist elements who were imprisoned in Neufortson Prison naturally strengthened the Rangers' power.

Although some of these anti-imperialists were useless artists who didn't know what they were whispering all day long, most of them became the backbone of the Rangers' frontal attack on the Empire and the change of dynasty for the Tren Empire.

It can be said that the Battle of New Folsom was a watershed moment in the Wings of Liberty War, and a litmus test for the Rangers to turn from a rogue force to a rebel, at least ...... At least that's what later the military critics of the empire said.

"......" Hyperion's reaction, which looked like a prison robber, made Brigadier Leoric's expression stiffen, but fortunately, Brigadier General could be regarded as a commander who had seen strong winds and waves, and did not make any gaffe reactions.

The reason why this part of the prison below sea level is so formal and solid is that the prisoners held here are much more dangerous than the relatively "free" prisoners.

Those relatively "free" ship girls are all quasi-ship girls whose ship outfits have been disassembled, although they have a superhuman physique, but compared with the real ship mother, they are still far behind.

And the felons who have been shelled in these files held below sea level still retain their ship uniforms.

This is equivalent to tens of thousands of tons of steel monsters, which are sealed in this place.

The method of the ban also seemed exaggerated enough, and at Hubelion's request and acquiescence, Brigadier Leorik opened a cell where a Fallen ship was imprisoned.

Empty, with no beds or anything in the cell, there was only a heavy, humanoid metal cabinet that was completely enclosed.

Unlike Commodore Leorick's caution, Nandakota walked directly to the metal cabinet, skillfully removed the parts that made up the metal cabinet, and pulled out a ship that was unconscious and wore no clothes.

Judging from the faint deep-sea aura that keeps emanating from this ship's mother, this ship's mother, who should be considered a fallen person, was stimulated in a strange way to the deep-sea breath that should have been hidden inside her body.

Brigadier General Leorik sighed at the former warden of the former prison for seemingly irresponsible behavior with regard to the Governor's security, but did not say anything more, instead picking up a document hanging on the wall and looking at it, explaining what the prison city had done to the Fallen:

"By stimulating the aura of the deep sea in the other person's body, we hope to find a way to identify the degenerate."

"Did you find the right way?" Huberian asked with a mocking smile.

"We've found some methods, but unfortunately they're all inaccurate." Brigadier General Leorik did not shy away from his own failures.

"There's no point in doing this, unless you can get a deep-sea roof to help you, otherwise even an ordinary deep-sea ship girl will be difficult to detect the identity of the fallen." Nandakota turned the Fallen upside down, touched the pinch, and continued:

"Good quality."

"Quality?" Arden, who was standing next to South Dakota, asked.

"Well, after all this foolishness, this fallen ship is a rare delicacy for many deep-sea inhabitants." Nan Dakota stood up, clapped his hands, and said, "If I were an ordinary deep-sea roof girl, I might not be able to help but come over and grab it." ”

By this time, several starships and South Dakota had understood why Commodore Leorick had come to Arden by selling his son.

Because of the new policy of the Governor of Arden's treatment of the degenerate, this "underwater Folson" has fallen into an embarrassing situation.

How to deal with these degenerates has become a big problem that almost worries Brigadier General Leorick's hair, and it just so happened that the Governor of Arden was passing by a short distance because he was going to the European theater to participate in the T20 summit, and Brigadier General Leorick took the trouble to establish a relationship with the Governor of Arden for various reasons.