As New Hamburg Port City was actively preparing for battle, Commander Wilson of the British Royal Navy on the Indian Ocean found himself at a loss.
"Although New Hamburg Port City is said to be a coastal city, it's actually quite some distance from the sea. If anything, it should be considered more of a lakeside city, with only a narrow channel less than a kilometer wide connecting the interior. The East Africans have surely set up artillery on both sides of the channel, making it impossible to launch an attack on New Hamburg Port City's urban area from here."
"Moreover, the coastline around East Africa's New Hamburg Port is too straight and is filled with reefs and shoals, making it unsuitable for ship navigation. It's similar to our situation at Durban Port; attacking such terrain from the sea is very difficult," the adjutant added.
