Information was gathered on the flagship, and Bridges quickly walked to the captain's office to report to the Empress.
He was full of respect for the Empress, but not so polite towards Roland.
Although he didn't openly rebuke, he often said things like "the navy and the army are completely different" or "please don't let army outsiders point fingers at naval affairs."
But he underestimated Roland's thick skin. In the face of Bridges' veiled sarcasm, Roland only felt the sea breeze brush past his ear.
As long as no one insulted him outright, it didn't concern him.
Seeing Roland unaffected, Bridges' stereotype of him as a shameless playboy deepened.
Just as Bridges was about to take his leave, Roland suddenly spoke astonishing words.
"Let the fleet set sail."
This statement left Bridges completely dumbfounded.
Sailing a large fleet at night, is this madness?
