Fajin Han held a conservative attitude towards Admiral Scheer's statement.
"General," he asked Admiral Scheer, "we are all worried about one thing: if the British also master this technology, or if they will in the future master this technology, and they have a powerful navy, won't our situation be even more unfavorable?"
After speaking, Fajin Han turned the nautical chart on the coffee table, but it was facing not Admiral Scheer but William II.
William II saw it clearly, and the excitement on his face gradually disappeared, replaced by worry.
"Yes," William II said thoughtfully. "Once the British possess this technology, they can use these bombers to blockade the English Channel and the northern outlets. They don't even need to deploy their main fleet nearby!"
Admiral Scheer still maintained a confident smile: "Your Majesty, Chief of Staff, do you think Shire would hand over this technology to the British?"
"What do you mean?" William II asked back, with a look of confusion.
