Pirates: Conquering All Worlds
Chapter 1659

Hellsing, the Vatican, Millennium!

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As the night over England faded, brilliant sunlight bathed the land.

Britain's top officials in London all received a staggering piece of news.

Their own most powerful Atlantic Fleet had been completely wiped out overnight in a bay of the North Blue!

Most unbelievable of all, the other side had deployed only two fighter jets!

Yet they were fighter jets capable of reaching Mach 3, with extraordinarily powerful stealth capabilities!

Any one of those three pieces of news would have been shocking enough.

Very soon,

the news rapidly spread to NATO's allied nations.

France, the closest nation and likewise one of the five permanent members, reacted especially fiercely.

They repeatedly demanded that Britain disclose the exact details of the engagement.

But to everyone's surprise, Britain suddenly accused the United States.

They claimed that the culprit behind the destruction of the Atlantic Fleet was the F-22 Raptor fighter jet the Americans had most recently developed.

They therefore suspected that the United States was the mysterious force occupying Belfast.

It had merely disguised itself as aliens!

They even produced clear footage captured by the Skynet communications satellite system.

This left the United States dumbfounded as well.

How could their latest fifth-generation fighter, still undergoing development and testing, have appeared on a European battlefield?

And been deployed in actual combat to wipe out an entire British aircraft carrier battle group?

That wasn't right!

Even their F-22's theoretical flight speed could not reach Mach 3!

Yet the model in the footage was unmistakably an F-22.

At once, chaos broke out within the United States. An internal investigation! They had to investigate themselves first!

Seeing this, France grew somewhat timid.

They had originally intended to send their own Atlantic Fleet to take a look.

After all, their aircraft carriers could fully accommodate their independently developed

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