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Nowadays, when warships clash at sea, it is really a battle of information: whoever detects the enemy first can destroy them first.

Whoever could discover the enemy first across the vast ocean would seize the initiative and the strategic advantage.

But now, both sides' warships were within firing range of each other, and both had spotted their opponents. The contest was over whose attacks were sharper and whose defenses were stronger.

The first to strike was the Jieko Group. Its Swordfish anti-ship missiles were like daggers suddenly flashed by assassins.

Although the warships of Sakura Country had already raised their vigilance, the warning and reaction distance left to them was far too short. Moreover, the Swordfish anti-ship missiles were supersonic and maneuverable, making them difficult for the air-defense missiles aboard the Sakura Country warships to defend against effectively. Only the CIWS could spray out a curtain of fire.

A Swordfish anti-ship missile skimmed over the sea, broke through the barrage, and plunged into the middle of the Myoko's hull.

When the warhead packed with 900 kilograms of explosives detonated with a thunderous roar, the Myoko shuddered several times. The Sakura Country sailors aboard were thrown about, smashing into things until their heads split and blood flowed.

The command tower positioned in the center of the Myoko was also caught in the Swordfish anti-ship missile's explosion. Steel twisted into a warped braid as the violent blast sent fire and smoke soaring dozens of meters into the air.

From a distance, the Myoko looked like an apple bitten through the middle. Its command tower had vanished, while the center of the ship had blossomed like a trumpet flower, with its radar, bridge, and combat command center all blown apart.

Having lost its radar, the Myoko became deaf and blind. Even though it