Chapter 1638: The Hard-Lived Scout Ship

Juan Luis has always felt that something is wrong in the past two days, although the reconnaissance ships cruising out to sea have not found any traces of the Haihan fleet, Juan has already faintly smelled danger. He could sense that the Haihan people were probably not far from Manila, but they still had no clue.

Although Juan's Manila fleet still has more than 20 ships capable of carrying out combat missions, if we take a closer look at the condition of these ships, we will find that the actual combat effectiveness of this fleet is not optimistic. Of the more than 20 ships, only five were serious warships, and the rest were all armed merchant ships or ordinary merchant ships that were temporarily equipped with a few guns to be used as combat ships, and most of the sailors on board had not received formal military training, and even the commanders sent to them by Juan did not understand the combat orders given to them.

As a last resort, Juan could only let the boatswain and the captain of the ship jointly control the command, otherwise it would be really difficult to say how much combat power these ships would be able to exert in wartime. Juan could only pray that these civilian ships would not escape from the battle at the beginning of the battle, and even if they could not defeat the Haihan fleet, they would have to try to delay the enemy's attack.

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Juan Luis has always felt that something is wrong in the past two days, although the reconnaissance ships cruising out to sea have not found any traces of the Haihan fleet, Juan has already faintly smelled danger. He could sense that the Haihan people were probably not far from Manila, but they still had no clue.

Although Juan's Manila fleet still has more than 20 ships capable of carrying out combat missions, if we take a closer look at the condition of these ships, we will find that the actual combat effectiveness of this fleet is not optimistic. Of the more than 20 ships, only five were serious warships, and the rest were all armed merchant ships or ordinary merchant ships that were temporarily equipped with a few guns to be used as combat ships, and most of the sailors on board had not received formal military training, and even the commanders sent to them by Juan did not understand the combat orders given to them.

As a last resort, Juan could only let the boatswain and the captain of the ship jointly control the command, otherwise it would be really difficult to say how much combat power these ships would be able to exert in wartime. Juan could only pray that these civilian ships would not escape from the battle at the beginning of the battle, and even if they could not defeat the Haihan fleet, they would have to try to delay the enemy's attack. Juan Luis has always felt that something is wrong in the past two days, although the reconnaissance ships cruising out to sea have not found any traces of the Haihan fleet, Juan has already faintly smelled danger. He could sense that the Haihan people were probably not far from Manila, but they still had no clue.

Although Juan's Manila fleet still has more than 20 ships capable of carrying out combat missions, if we take a closer look at the condition of these ships, we will find that the actual combat effectiveness of this fleet is not optimistic. Of the more than 20 ships, only five were serious warships, and the rest were all armed merchant ships or ordinary merchant ships that were temporarily equipped with a few guns to be used as combat ships, and most of the sailors on board had not received formal military training, and even the commanders sent to them by Juan did not understand the combat orders given to them.

As a last resort, Juan could only let the boatswain and the captain of the ship jointly control the command, otherwise it would be really difficult to say how much combat power these ships would be able to exert in wartime. Juan could only pray that these civilian ships would not escape from the battle at the beginning of the battle, and even if they could not defeat the Haihan fleet, they would have to try to delay the enemy's attack. Juan Luis has always felt that something is wrong in the past two days, although the reconnaissance ships cruising out to sea have not found any traces of the Haihan fleet, Juan has already faintly smelled danger. He could sense that the Haihan people were probably not far from Manila, but they still had no clue.

Although Juan's Manila fleet still has more than 20 ships capable of carrying out combat missions, if we take a closer look at the condition of these ships, we will find that the actual combat effectiveness of this fleet is not optimistic. Of the more than 20 ships, only five were serious warships, and the rest were all armed merchant ships or ordinary merchant ships that were temporarily equipped with a few guns to be used as combat ships, and most of the sailors on board had not received formal military training, and even the commanders sent to them by Juan did not understand the combat orders given to them.

As a last resort, Juan could only let the boatswain and the captain of the ship jointly control the command, otherwise it would be really difficult to say how much combat power these ships would be able to exert in wartime. Juan could only pray that these civilian ships would not escape from the battle at the beginning of the battle, and even if they could not defeat the Haihan fleet, they would have to try to delay the enemy's attack. Juan Luis has always felt that something is wrong in the past two days, although the reconnaissance ships cruising out to sea have not found any traces of the Haihan fleet, Juan has already faintly smelled danger. He could sense that the Haihan people were probably not far from Manila, but they still had no clue.

Although Juan's Manila fleet still has more than 20 ships capable of carrying out combat missions, if we take a closer look at the condition of these ships, we will find that the actual combat effectiveness of this fleet is not optimistic. Of the more than 20 ships, only five were serious warships, and the rest were all armed merchant ships or ordinary merchant ships that were temporarily equipped with a few guns to be used as combat ships, and most of the sailors on board had not received formal military training, and even the commanders sent to them by Juan did not understand the combat orders given to them.

As a last resort, Juan could only let the boatswain and the captain of the ship jointly control the command, otherwise it would be really difficult to say how much combat power these ships would be able to exert in wartime. Juan could only pray that these civilian ships would not escape from the battle at the beginning of the battle, and even if they could not defeat the Haihan fleet, they would have to try to delay the enemy's attack. Juan Luis has always felt that something is wrong in the past two days, although the reconnaissance ships cruising out to sea have not found any traces of the Haihan fleet, Juan has already faintly smelled danger. He could sense that the Haihan people were probably not far from Manila, but they still had no clue.

Although Juan's Manila fleet still has more than 20 ships capable of carrying out combat missions, if we take a closer look at the condition of these ships, we will find that the actual combat effectiveness of this fleet is not optimistic. Of the more than 20 ships, only five were serious warships, and the rest were all armed merchant ships or ordinary merchant ships that were temporarily equipped with a few guns to be used as combat ships, and most of the sailors on board had not received formal military training, and even the commanders sent to them by Juan did not understand the combat orders given to them.

As a last resort, Juan could only let the boatswain and the captain of the ship jointly control the command, otherwise it would be really difficult to say how much combat power these ships would be able to exert in wartime. Juan could only pray that these civilian ships would not escape from the battle at the beginning of the battle, and even if they could not defeat the Haihan fleet, they would have to try to delay the enemy's attack. Juan Luis has always felt that something is wrong in the past two days, although the reconnaissance ships cruising out to sea have not found any traces of the Haihan fleet, Juan has already faintly smelled danger. He could sense that the Haihan people were probably not far from Manila, but they still had no clue.

Although Juan's Manila fleet still has more than 20 ships capable of carrying out combat missions, if we take a closer look at the condition of these ships, we will find that the actual combat effectiveness of this fleet is not optimistic. Of the more than 20 ships, only five were serious warships, and the rest were all armed merchant ships or ordinary merchant ships that were temporarily equipped with a few guns to be used as combat ships, and most of the sailors on board had not received formal military training, and even the commanders sent to them by Juan did not understand the combat orders given to them.

As a last resort, Juan could only let the boatswain and the captain of the ship jointly control the command, otherwise it would be really difficult to say how much combat power these ships would be able to exert in wartime. Juan could only pray that these civilian ships would not escape from the battle at the beginning of the battle, and even if they could not defeat the Haihan fleet, they would have to try to delay the enemy's attack. Juan Luis has always felt that something is wrong in the past two days, although the reconnaissance ships cruising out to sea have not found any traces of the Haihan fleet, Juan has already faintly smelled danger. He could sense that the Haihan people were probably not far from Manila, but they still had no clue.

Although Juan's Manila fleet still has more than 20 ships capable of carrying out combat missions, if we take a closer look at the condition of these ships, we will find that the actual combat effectiveness of this fleet is not optimistic. Of the more than 20 ships, only five were serious warships, and the rest were all armed merchant ships or ordinary merchant ships that were temporarily equipped with a few guns to be used as combat ships, and most of the sailors on board had not received formal military training, and even the commanders sent to them by Juan did not understand the combat orders given to them.

As a last resort, Juan could only let the boatswain and the captain of the ship jointly control the command, otherwise it would be really difficult to say how much combat power these ships would be able to exert in wartime. Juan could only pray that these civilian ships would not escape from the battle at the beginning of the battle, and even if they could not defeat the Haihan fleet, they would have to try to delay the enemy's attack. Juan Luis has always felt that something is wrong in the past two days, although the reconnaissance ships cruising out to sea have not found any traces of the Haihan fleet, Juan has already faintly smelled danger. He could sense that the Haihan people were probably not far from Manila, but they still had no clue.

Although Juan's Manila fleet still has more than 20 ships capable of carrying out combat missions, if we take a closer look at the condition of these ships, we will find that the actual combat effectiveness of this fleet is not optimistic. Of the more than 20 ships, only five were serious warships, and the rest were all armed merchant ships or ordinary merchant ships that were temporarily equipped with a few guns to be used as combat ships, and most of the sailors on board had not received formal military training, and even the commanders sent to them by Juan did not understand the combat orders given to them.

As a last resort, Juan could only let the boatswain and the captain of the ship jointly control the command, otherwise it would be really difficult to say how much combat power these ships would be able to exert in wartime. Juan could only pray that these civilian ships would not escape from the battle at the beginning of the battle, and even if they could not defeat the Haihan fleet, they would have to try to delay the enemy's attack. Juan Luis has always felt that something is wrong in the past two days, although the reconnaissance ships cruising out to sea have not found any traces of the Haihan fleet, Juan has already faintly smelled danger. He could sense that the Haihan people were probably not far from Manila, but they still had no clue.

Although Juan's Manila fleet still has more than 20 ships capable of carrying out combat missions, if we take a closer look at the condition of these ships, we will find that the actual combat effectiveness of this fleet is not optimistic. Of the more than 20 ships, only five were serious warships, and the rest were all armed merchant ships or ordinary merchant ships that were temporarily equipped with a few guns to be used as combat ships, and most of the sailors on board had not received formal military training, and even the commanders sent to them by Juan did not understand the combat orders given to them.

As a last resort, Juan could only let the boatswain and the captain of the ship jointly control the command, otherwise it would be really difficult to say how much combat power these ships would be able to exert in wartime. Juan could only pray that these civilian ships would not escape from the battle at the beginning of the battle, and even if they could not defeat the Haihan fleet, they would have to try to delay the enemy's attack. Juan Luis has always felt that something is wrong in the past two days, although the reconnaissance ships cruising out to sea have not found any traces of the Haihan fleet, Juan has already faintly smelled danger. He could sense that the Haihan people were probably not far from Manila, but they still had no clue.

Although Juan's Manila fleet still has more than 20 ships capable of carrying out combat missions, if we take a closer look at the condition of these ships, we will find that the actual combat effectiveness of this fleet is not optimistic. Of the more than 20 ships, only five were serious warships, and the rest were all armed merchant ships or ordinary merchant ships that were temporarily equipped with a few guns to be used as combat ships, and most of the sailors on board had not received formal military training, and even the commanders sent to them by Juan did not understand the combat orders given to them.

As a last resort, Juan could only let the boatswain and the captain of the ship jointly control the command, otherwise it would be really difficult to say how much combat power these ships would be able to exert in wartime. Juan could only pray that these civilian ships would not escape from the battle at the beginning of the battle, and even if they could not defeat the Haihan fleet, they would have to try to delay the enemy's attack.

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