I’m Helena, a retired Brooklyn-class light cruiser shipgirl. On my way to the retirement facility, I spotted a naval base that didn’t show up on the SG. Maybe it had just opened and hadn’t been registered yet. But 50 meters to the right of the entrance, I saw a very strange notice.
[1: Congratulations, lucky retired shipgirl! If you’re reading this notice, it means you can join Commander Luo Hui’s naval base. Of course, if you don’t want to join and would rather retire and live an ordinary life, forget this notice within thirty seconds and proceed to the retirement facility.]
[2: Let us repeat: the commander of this base is named Luo Hui. He has lost many precious things, so he may act a little strangely at times, but you must trust him.]
[3: This base is equipped with excellent, fully functional facilities and has plenty of funds. Please do your job to the best of your ability.]
[4: By the time you read this, thirty seconds will have passed. Enter the base now, or it will report the situation to Azur Lane and the Crimson Axis, then use force to bring you in.]
And so I entered this unregistered naval base. But one bizarre thing after another began to happen. Sometimes the SG couldn’t display the commander’s location, and the commander’s mental state seemed rather worrying. He began saying that he looked like a stick figure made of a tangle of black lines, and that his body was gradually turning red. But when I looked at him in the mirror, he seemed no different. I also began to see more and more rules, and finally understood what was really going on at this base.
How should I put it? I feel that this book is more like a Blue Lane novel with actual rules and ghost stories as its core. It mainly focuses on the rules and weird stories and rarely touches on the route itself.