Sitting at Home (Guaranteed Update 1)

Conventional wars did not require Ohio-class strategic submarines. Most related missions were carried out by Virginia-class attack submarines.

But now, as war alarms began blaring aboard their submarine, every officer and sailor snapped out of their daze and sprang into action, each one racing frantically toward his strategic duty station.

Captain Colonel Edward arrived at the command room immediately.

"What's going on?"

"Reporting, sir. We received an attack order from command, ordering us to launch forty-eight Tomahawk cruise missiles against two locations in the Republic of Evia and its neighboring country." A captain immediately handed over the order.

Colonel Edward took the order and examined it at once. Once he had finished reading, he found it somewhat unbelievable. His single submarine was to launch forty-eight Tomahawk cruise missiles? It was not that it could not be done.

His submarine carried 154 Tomahawk cruise missiles, so launching forty-eight was naturally no problem. But operations like this were usually carried out by several submarines together, because that allowed for a faster launch rate.

But now that the order had arrived, could it be because there were no other warships or submarines nearby?

"Order: ascend to a depth of fifty, deploy the communications buoy, and immediately confirm the order with theater command." Colonel Edward spoke at once.

It seemed they did not have any mission targets in the Republic of Evia. Why had they received such an order?

What Edward did not know at that moment was that every one of his actions was under the control of the Pantheon.

"All communications satellites and ground radio channels in the target area have been intercepted. Theater command's communications channel has been intercepted."

"Target instructions have been sent."

"The target is expected to be deploying a communications buoy..."

There were no enemies here, so the