The endless sea surface was adorned with burning steel, turning the clear sky after the storm into a sunset.
This is an unnamed sea area less than five hundred nautical miles away from the Baiyue Strait, with only a small island nearby measuring less than a few square kilometers, historically known as Selick Island.
The fleet of the Southern Legion and the fleet of the South Sea Union engaged in a clash near this small island.
The Southern Legion deployed a total of twenty-three ships and five iron airships.
While the South Sea Union's fleet only had one Harpoon cruiser, four destroyers, and three nuclear-powered submarines, plus a land-based anti-ship electromagnetic cannon pre-deployed on Selick Island.
The South Sea Union, having just gone through a civil war, was severely weakened, especially with its battleships, the core of its combat power, sunk to the seabed.
Judging purely from the data, the disparity in strength between the two sides was enormous.
