Roosevelt Aircraft Carrier Sinks

Boom!

A Bio Plasma Cannon shell bored into the bow of Sakura Country's Maya Destroyer. The destroyer had a full-load displacement of 10,500 tons and was the most powerful destroyer in Sakura Country.

Yet even such a destroyer was helpless before the Bio Plasma Cannon. With a single shot, the Maya Destroyer's bow vanished, melted by the high temperature. Molten steel poured into the sea, sending up vast clouds of steam, while seawater began surging into the hull.

Although the Maya Destroyer promptly sealed its watertight compartments and carried out damage-control operations, the flooding in the bow was simply too severe. The decks were half-submerged in seawater, and its speed had dropped below three knots—barely faster than a crawling tortoise.

However, to prevent the Maya Destroyer from making a deathbed struggle, the Head of State gave it a swift end.

Amid the collapsing gazes of Sakura Country's naval soldiers aboard the Maya Destroyer, the three 600mm Bio Plasma Cannons of Turret One aimed at it simultaneously, accompanied by three tongues of flame.

Three Bio Plasma Cannon shells smashed into the Maya Destroyer's hull at once. The rampant explosion shockwaves and scorching heat blasted the destroyer into several broken sections, while the surrounding sea boiled under the intense heat.

The Sakura Country naval soldiers who jumped into the sea were like men leaping into boiling water. They screamed miserably as they were scalded, and before long, they floated belly-up as corpses on the surface.

For a time, the sea was densely strewn with the corpses of Sakura Country naval soldiers in white uniforms.

When the destroyer sank, only a handful of Sakura Country warships remained in the surrounding waters.

"Captain, the bio-radar has detected multiple waves of carrier-based aircraft rapidly approaching us. In addition, several warships of the USS Roosevelt Carrier