Within two minutes before and after, three torpedoes hit their targets.
Subsequently, Ran Wenqiang issued the order to turn south.
The two anti-submarine helicopters did not fly away, but about 20 kilometers east of Scapa Bay, they turned towards the east to return to base.
The threat of anti-submarine helicopters was indeed significant, but when compared with submarines, there was a clear gap in endurance.
Furthermore, the Royal Navy of the Bulan Kingdom would definitely not take the risk of sending their carriers closer.
Without being able to confirm that there were no Imperial submarines ahead, the Royal carriers would stay in the open sea, never recklessly approaching Scapa Bay.
In order to understand the situation outside Scapa Bay, relying on only a few anti-submarine helicopters was definitely insufficient.
