"Kami-sama?" Arden, who didn't expect South Dakota to have such a bad taste, was a little surprised. Pen, fun, pavilion www. biquge。 info

"For the Deep-Sea Ship Lady under my command, I was originally their god, as for these degenerates." Nandakota didn't change his voice, and the ears of all the shipwives in the cabin continued:

"It is my greatest gift to them to be able to call me that, and of all the fallen who have served me, this Bismarck is one of the few to receive it."

From South Dakota's words, it can be seen that this Bismarck is still among the most powerful among the degenerates.

"I've seen a lot of civilizations or individuals who think of themselves as gods." Arden said, "But nothing will end well. ”

These civilizations include some Star Spirit people, and the fate of these Star Spirits is not much better.

"It's not that I think of myself as gods, it's those children who treat us as gods, Arden, you are not a deep-sea ship mother, you can't understand this feeling." South Dakota's not caring about Arden's words continued:

"That's right." Arden nodded, not knowing who he was looking at, and continued, "So that means you can take the Fallen?" ”

"They don't have anything to take from me, and if they're in a bad mood, I can throw them away and feed them to the sharks." South Dakota said something he didn't know if it was true or not.

Bismarck, the fallen ship that knelt on the ground and threw herself to the ground, had no opinion on South Dakota's words, and just knelt quietly on the ground and waited for South Dakota's orders.

"If that's the case, why are these depraved beings still loyal to you?" Arden used a word in his words.

"Allegiance? It is not that we accept the allegiance of these fallen ones, but that these fallen ones can only be loyal to us. South Dakota paused and then continued:

"For the degenerate who have forsaken all dignity, allegiance to us is their only hope of survival."

"Dignity...... It's a very precious thing, sometimes more valuable than life. Arden looked at Bismarck, who was kneeling towards his orange phone, and spoke.

"But in the eyes of some ship girls, life is more important than dignity." Nandako's words made Bismarck, who was kneeling on the ground, tremble slightly.

"That's understandable." Noticing the tremor in Bismarck's body, Arden admitted that South Dakota had a point.

"Ahem, can I get my voice back to Arden?" Nandakota on the other side of the phone looked at Richelieu, whose ears began to bleed but still didn't want to walk away, and sighed.

"That's how you sound." Passed a layer of mobile phone noise reduction, plus the shipwrewn present was a little capable, and it was not directly broken because of hearing the voice of the South Dakota himself like the hero-level Richelieu.

"I prefer Dan Niang's voice." Nandakota saw that Richelieu might become deaf if he continued like this, so he directly changed his voice to the warm accent of the ship's mother.

Although there would be some bad consequences for hearing the voice of Nandakota himself, most of the shipwives in the cabin were relieved to hear Nandakota change his voice back.

And at the same time, I feel that South Dakota is ordinary when he is a ship's mother, and his warm voice is so beautiful, and there is really a difference between superior and inferior.

"By the way, what are you going to do to this fallen shipwreck, Arden, you still need my orders." Nandako, whose voice came back, seemed to have a slightly better temper and asked.

"I'm going to let her do an experiment." Arden replied.

"Oh, then she's your toy now, you can play with whatever you want, it doesn't matter if you're dead or disabled." After he finished speaking, Nandakota said to Bismarck, the mother of the fallen ship, on the phone: "You heard everything I said, right?" ”

This last sentence swept the eardrums of the ship's mother in the cabin with the previous deity's voice.

"Do the will of the gods." Bismarck, the Fallen Ship Girl, replied, her voice unfurnished, as if South Dakota did not mean her when he said that he was dead and disabled.

"I always thought that r (beep-) was just a legend, only the two-dimensional world would exist, but I didn't expect that there really was r (beep-) in reality" Beizhai heard Nan Dakota's ruthless words and spoke.

"R(beep)?" Hearing Beizhai say this, Nan Dakota smiled on the phone and said, "Beizhai, you're insulting R (beep-)"

Hearing that South Dakota even had the word North House to call Tirpitz, the world's first German battleship, Arden raised his eyebrows and asked South Dakota on the other side of the phone:

"What did you do to this Fallen at the time?"

Arden still remembers that when Wo-chan introduced the fallen ship girl Bismarck, she began to say that she was still proud of the ship's mother in South Dakota's home port after being picked up and resurrected by South Dakota.

It wasn't until there was a traffic jam caused by too much onlookers watching the deep sea that South Dakota took her away, and then when she reappeared, she was like this.

How on earth can he get a ship that is so proud that he is trapped in the enemy camp and does not forget his original intention, is it that South Dakota is the legendary major (beep-) master.

"It was her own choice......" Nandako, who seemed to know that Arden would definitely ask, immediately said on the phone.

"Choose?" South Dakota's words aroused the interest of not only Arden, but also several other shipwives in the cabin, especially the North House, who was very interested in the major (beep-) division.

"The first time I met her, she was in a near-death state, and I saw that she had the potential to become deep sea, so I waited a little longer for her." South Dakota's warm voice continued:

"However, the ship did not know why the will to survive was so strong, even if it was seriously injured and dying, it still held out for several days."

"You've been waiting for days?" Arden wondered why South Dakota didn't just make up the knife.

"At first, I also planned to mend the knife, but then I thought it was fun to watch this ship's mother struggle on the line of life and death." Nandakota was not at all gentle in his words.

"......" was a little speechless about South Dakota's bad taste.

"I can probably guess what Arden's expression is now, but I'm still the same sentence, I'm no longer a ship girl, although it's not a good habit to torture enemies, but I know that many deep-sea inhabitants like to do this."

Nandakota complained for a moment and continued: "Later, on the third day, I asked the ship's mother if she wanted to live. ”

"So in the end she traded her freedom for her life."

"Freedom?" Arden said.

"That's right, freedom, I'm a deep-sea dweller, not a philanthropist, and she's a ship girl." Nandakota replied to Arden's question: "I think the price of trading freedom for continuing to live is a good conscience." ”

"Let's see who it looks like." Arden doesn't want to say much about what South Dakota says is about the values of freedom and life.

"For her, who regards survival as her first priority, the price is already very low." "I thought she was going to spend her life in the cage I built for her, until her suit collapsed," he said. ”

"And then?" Arden asked, after revealing the feeding and onlookers and the traffic jams.

"Later? Then she offered me a deal. Nandakota paused and said, "And I said yes." ”

"What deal?" Arden continued.

"Dignity in exchange for freedom." South Dakota replied lightly.

"Freedom?" Arden glanced at Bismarck, who was kneeling on the ground, and didn't see where the other party's freedom was.

"It's just three days of freedom, enough to get from the edge of my consular district to the nearest town guard." South Dakota said meaningfully.

"And then you took away her dignity? Made her a degenerate? Arden sighed.

"Hehe, Arden, do you think I have the ability to take away the dignity of a ship? I'm not really a god. A smile appeared in Nandako's words, and then he continued:

"After she completed that thing, in order to fulfill the promise, she shattered all her dignity, and she became what she is now."

The only one who can completely destroy the dignity of a ship's mother is the ship's mother herself.

"What about it?" Arden said with some confusion.

Then he followed Beizhai and said what was going on: "It was the behavior of this fallen ship that made those shipwives on duty with her get rid of the identity of missing people and register as martyrs." ”

Beizhai, who sighed when he said this, looked at the degenerate Bismarck who was kneeling on the ground and continued: "Actually, it's completely unnecessary, the missing are usually treated as martyrs, but they don't have that name." ”

Battles with the deep sea are happening all the time.,It's not uncommon for the ship's team to be wiped out.,If these shipmothers don't have a commander.,And if they're not monitored.,Then they will be treated as missing.。

However, just like Beizhai said, even if it is a missing person, it is similar to a martyr, and forcibly using the missing person to describe it is just a white lie.

Those heroes didn't sink in battle, they just went to a distant place and couldn't find their way back.

They all understood what Bei Zhai's words implied, and the other ship girls looked at the fallen ones who were kneeling on the ground without the slightest dignity, and the ship girls' eyes changed a little.

"That's why I allowed her to call me a god, the highest gift a deep sea bore to a fallen." Nandakota's words rang out next.

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