Marine Branch 16
Boom! Boom! Boom! The cannons in the second-deck gun bay fired all at once.
This galleon was a size larger than the Straw Hat Pirates' ship, but it had everything it needed. The Straw Hat Pirates' captain could only live in the crew quarters, while the two women had separate rooms. However, Leo had already settled that issue when he ordered the renovations, converting the large communal bunks at the rear into individual rooms with toilets and bathrooms.
They had plenty of space and few people, so there was no reason to leave all that room unused.
The open gun deck on the second level had not been altered. There were twenty cannons on each side, forty in total, most of them seized from pirates.
Leo had selected forty cannons with the most similar calibers and installed them on this ship.
Most pirate cannons came in all shapes and sizes, so finding forty with similar calibers had taken a tremendous amount of effort.
But the benefits were obvious.
First, Nico Robin could use her abilities to load them in perfect unison, light them in perfect unison, and fire them in perfect unison.
In movies, the cannons on sailing ships often fired one after another. That was because amid the chaos of a naval battle, no one could hear the captain's or boatswain's orders. All they could do was see the person ahead fire and know it was their turn.
And because of that, there was always a gap between each cannon's attack.
In World of Warships, many players liked exploiting those attack-time differences to play thrilling games of dodging torpedoes along the hull, precisely because torpedoes traveled at different speeds.
But twenty cannons firing together were like twenty musketeers raising their guns and shooting in formation. In