Become a feudal king from today

"No one is better at spying on intelligence than us in Japan." After listening for a long time, Watanabe decided to join the discussion.

Jack and Elson looked at Japan at the same time.

They were somewhat disappointed with the shogun.

This disappointment comes from the fact that Japan did not play a role that satisfied them.

Against King Yan, he suffered repeated defeats.

Now they are even being beaten at the door of their home.

Today, Britain has even lost a fleet.

But even so, they believed that they could not give up Japan.

The location of Japan is too suitable for containing Da Song.

Next, they will do everything possible to provide support to Japan.

However, they were still worried that King Yan would control Japan just like he controlled Goryeo.

If so, they will once again lose a fulcrum in the east.

Thinking of this, Jack said: "We believe in Japan's capabilities and hope you can provide information as soon as possible."

Elson had the same worries as Jack. He said: "General Watanabe, I am worried that King Yan will attack Japan. Once this happens, I will sacrifice you to hold on until our support arrives."

Although the firearms of Japan are not as good as those of King Yan, the will of Japan is stronger than that of the Dasong clan.

As long as Japan chooses to resist, it may not be possible to drag the King of Yan on the Japanese battlefield and buy the Western countries time to discuss countermeasures.

Of course, what they would like to see the most is if King Yan can be dragged down by the war in Japan.

The current premise was that the Watanabe case could resist resolutely, so he once again threw out the bait.

Use the condition of fully supporting Japan to encourage the Watanabe case to erase the blow to its confidence caused by the failure of this naval battle.

"You two, I came here this time to express Japan's attitude. We will not surrender to King Yan." Watanabe said.

Then, he knelt down, "But I also hope that you can provide support to Japan as soon as possible and even send troops. This naval battle is the consequence of the rise of King Yan. If it is not stopped, Yanzhou's warships will appear on the coast of your country sooner or later. "

Jack and Elson looked at each other.

Although there are conflicts between Britain and Sam.

But after all, they all belong to the Angsa people, and facing a common enemy, they can easily come together.

Jack said: "Our commitment to Japan will not change. General, please rest assured that the failure of this naval battle is just a mistake, and this naval battle will not change anything. I will write to Governor Bolt immediately and pass him Request to strengthen the presence in the East.”

"The same goes for our country of Sam." Elson added.

Jack continued: "At the same time, it is necessary to convene the governors of various countries in the Eastern Territory to discuss jointly dealing with King Dasong Yan."

Watanabe was overjoyed when he heard this.

In addition to the Kingdom of Britain and Sam, there are also Francons, Sterdans and Franks in the East.

For him, the more Western countries join the fight against King Yan, the more beneficial it will be for Japan.

"I will send a merchant ship to deliver the message to you." Watanabe said hurriedly.

Although King Yan destroyed the fleets of Japan and Britain, the sea is vast and Japan has a long coastline.

It is impossible for King Yan's fleet to discover every merchant ship.

There were always merchant ships that could get the message out.

To settle the matter, Jack poured three glasses of red wine himself.

"The current difficulties are temporary, and victory will eventually belong to us." Jack said.

Elson nodded and raised his glass.

Looking at each other, the three drank the wine in one gulp.

"Boom boom boom..."

at the same time.

After the last round of shelling rang out from the pier, there was silence.

The entire Edo Pier was in raging fire, and thick smoke obscured the sun.

The smoke was filled with the cries and howls of Japanese people.

Once upon a time, their odes to decline were full of disdain.

Once, they sent their sons into the army, hoping to conquer Dasong in the future and get a share of the fruits of victory.

But now, a naval battle allowed them to see the power of the Dasong Navy, and at the same time, they learned a terrifying name, King Yan.

For thousands of years, Japanese pirates have been attacking King Dasong Yan.

The Central Plains Dynasty has never been able to deal with them, let alone cause harm to their local area.

And now, not only did they come, they also destroyed the entire dock.

In the smoke, there were also Japanese people cursing about victory and shouting slogans that they would fight to the death with King Yan.

The destruction of the pier did not completely break their spirits.

What they didn’t know was that the dock was just the appetizer.

Soon, they will face even more brutal retaliation.

"withdraw!"

When the Japanese were in chaos, looking at the burning Edo Pier on the sea, Zhou Yi issued an order.

After waiting for a while, the warships surrounding the Edo River rushed over and headed for Ryukyu Island with them.

Three days later, the fleet arrived at Ryukyu Island.

After resting for a day, the next day, the Marine Corps took a troop transport ship and headed for Wufeng Island with the fleet.

The shipyard in Edo was included in Zhou Yi's offensive plan, but it was not the primary target.

Moreover, he knew that Japan had heavy troops in Edo and it was not cost-effective to attack at this time.

What he really wants to implement is King Yan's plan to prevent Japan from figuring out their offensive route.

Conduct random attacks on selected targets to keep Japanese soldiers and horses exhausted.

This Wufeng Island is one of the targets.

Compared to Treasure Island, Wufeng Island is at the southernmost tip of Japan, less than fifty miles away from Changqi City.

After all, Ryukyu is too far away. Occupying it is equivalent to setting up a military camp at the door of Japan. It can attack any part of Japan at any time and encroach on it.