Being in an invincible position was one thing, but using aerial bombing forces in naval warfare versus land warfare had completely different strategic value.
As mentioned earlier, a naval battlefield was made up of many small battlefields, with both the battlefield area and the number of combatants being extremely limited.
Once the aerial bombing forces were deployed, they could easily destroy an entire small battlefield, thereby effectively weakening the enemy.
By contrast, land battles at this stage took place across areas that were far too vast, with both sides routinely committing tens of thousands of troops at the bare minimum.
Setting aside a few special cases, even if the aerial bombing forces went into action and killed several hundred people in succession, the results were still nowhere near their dominant performance in naval warfare.
Led by White Butcher, a fleet composed of thirteen Great Zhou Fast Ships soon set out, its target aimed straight at the North Sea of the Barton Empire!
Meanwhile, on Great Zhou's side...
By the time Zhou Xu received the third report from White Butcher, it was already late spring.
In the report, White Butcher gave a brief explanation of his entire strategic plan. Since Zhou Xu already knew that he intended to wipe out the opposing North Sea Fleet, he was not particularly surprised.
On one hand, he trusted White Butcher's ability to command battles. On the other, he understood better than anyone the dominance aerial forces could display in naval warfare.
Although the wyverns' stamina was a major problem at this stage, and the destructive power of their explosive barrels was also fairly limited, their bombing targets were not Steel Warships.
With that in mind, considering the strategic value of the aerial bombing forces, and the fact that two successive clashes had already wiped