Boom!
A German fleet destroyer was hit by a 610mm Heavy Torpedo, and the entire warship was blown in two by the explosion. The power of the Long Spear torpedo was displayed to the fullest in battle.
But regrettably, although the Island Nation Navy's Long Spear torpedoes were astonishingly powerful, they still could not win this naval battle for them. The gap in strength between the two sides was simply too great; it could not be overturned by a single weapon.
Boom! Boom!
An Island Nation fleet destroyer was struck by several 150mm shells in succession, and the entire destroyer caught fire, becoming like a blazing fireball. This allowed even more German warships to accurately smash shells into it.
Before long, the Island Nation destroyer sank after taking too many hits.
Although the Island Nation Navy's 610mm Long Spear torpedoes inflicted considerable losses on the German fleet, the final result was still that most of the Island Nation fleet's torpedo attack formation warships were sunk.
Aside from the Light Cruiser Kitakami, which led two destroyers in a charge toward the German Navy's Capital Ships formation, the remaining Light Cruiser and eight destroyers were all sunk by the German fleet. Naturally, the German fleet also paid no small price: four Light Cruisers and five destroyers were sunk. Such losses were already greater than those of the Island Nation fleet.
However, if the earlier loss of the Island Nation fleet's two Capital Ships was included, the German fleet's losses were relatively smaller. After all, Capital Ships cost far more to build than other medium and small warships.
From another perspective, if the German fleet's Light Cruiser and destroyer formations had not blocked the Island Nation fleet's torpedo attack formation, and those torpedo attack formations had been allowed to launch torpedo attacks against