After clearing the game, I became the villain BOSS

The Inland Sea is a very special sea area. It runs through the World Government's territory from north to south, dividing it into two parts, east and west.

Cities such as Xinyue City and Tieyang City are located in the eastern part of the inland sea.

The World Government Army was originally more proactive in strategy, attacking on multiple fronts across the inland sea, hoping to rely on its huge war potential to drive the rebels back into the no-man's land.

But after the rebels captured Tieyang City, the whole situation was completely different.

Now the northern front has the main force led by Fenrir himself, and the Wolf King is personally in charge, making it indestructible.

On the southern front, there is a coalition force consisting of the Xibel tribe and the Crescent City troops led by Sumer, which includes a large number of experts.

The two fronts of the battlefield have been completely opened up by the rebels, and the two main forces are supporting each other from north to south, making them unbreakable.

From then on, the fall of the eastern part of the Inland Sea was an accompli.

The World Government Army also began to shift from the strategic offensive to the strategic defensive stage. According to the order of the Supreme Command of the Capital, various armies withdrew from the Eastern Front battlefield, using the "Inland Sea" as the boundary, and cooperated with the "Inland Sea Fleet" to rely on the coastline to defend the western front.

This once peaceful and beautiful sea has now been plunged into turmoil. It lies between the two warring forces and has become their battleground.

Due to its geographical location, the Inland Sea has unique strategic significance. Its west side has rich resources and prosperous cities, and the "capital" is located here.

If the rebels cross the Inland Sea and launch a massive attack, it will be a terrible disaster for the World Government. Therefore, the capital has issued an order to the entire army to defend the Inland Sea at all costs and has deployed heavy troops to guard it.

The vast and deep sea is as blue as a gem. The once clear waters are now full of shadows cast by warships. The sea breeze is even mixed with a strong smell of engine oil.

The warships of the Inland Sea Fleet were arranged in an orderly battle formation. Viewed from the sky, they looked like iron walls, with the hulls of the ships flashing with cold metallic light under the sunlight.

The sailors were on duty on the deck, their eyes fixed on the sea level ahead. The sea breeze blew their uniforms, making rustling sounds, as if playing a prelude to the possible battle.

The Inland Fleet has a total of 304 main warships, 104 submarines, more than 4000 naval aircraft, and more than 50 sailors and officers.

These ships are equipped with the latest radar and fire control systems, monitoring every inch of the inland sea and searching for the enemy's whereabouts 24 hours a day.

The missile launchers and torpedo tubes on the destroyer are on standby, ready to launch a swift and deadly attack if a hostile target appears.

Various fighter jets and drones are neatly arranged on the deck of the carrier ship. Many of them have already taken off and are hovering over the inland sea, using reconnaissance modules to transmit battlefield information in real time.

The submarine detachment cruised under the deep sea, and many light spots flashed on the detection display screen. Each light spot represented a marked ship, and any movement on the water surface would be quickly captured and analyzed by them.

The coastal fortifications are equally tight, the missile positions stand like giants, and the radar antennas rotate constantly, searching for possible air enemies.

It is no exaggeration to say that this level of defense has never been seen since the establishment of the Inland Sea Fleet. Any one of the warships can be taken out to perform tasks alone under normal circumstances, but at this time they are gathered together to form a solid iron wall on the sea.

On a destroyer of the Inland Sea Fleet, a sailor was complaining to his companions: "Do you think the higher-ups are overreacting? Are we asking them to completely blockade the Inland Sea? Is that necessary? The rebels don't have their own fleet. Are they going to use dinghies to paddle over here?"

His companion sighed and said, "Don't make sarcastic remarks. Tieyang has been captured. The rebels may not be able to build large ships for a while. Building small boats is as easy as making dumplings."

"Inland Sea is the gateway to the capital, and nothing can go wrong. It's okay to be a little exaggerated."

The sailor looked at the blue sea and said quietly, "After this battle, I will go back home to get married."

"Get out of here, don't plant the flag here." The sailor pushed him and interrupted him.

"Yi-Woo--" Just as the two were chatting, a sharp beeping sound suddenly came from the ship's radio.

The two were stunned after hearing this.

Level 1 combat alert?!

The deck suddenly became busy. All the sailors, whether on duty or on shift, returned to their combat posts as soon as possible, and one naval gun after another started rumbling.

Level 1 combat readiness is an alarm that will only be issued when the enemy has obvious maritime military operations.

Are the rebels going to start a naval battle?

On the Inland Sea Fleet's flagship, the Cang Ming, the captain was issuing orders one after another: "Everyone, pay attention, there is an enemy."

"Three destroyers, seven destroyers, immediately disperse to the sea ahead and block the designated area."

"Tianlong guided missile destroyer, open the weapons bay and be ready to launch the first strike at any time."

"Detect the submarine and report the situation."

Under the sea, reconnaissance submarines are conducting detection operations, and officers and soldiers in the command room are recording and analyzing various data on the system interface.

Suddenly, everyone fell into silence.

"Ding ding ding ding..." Only the sound of detectors as dense as raindrops echoed around.

The submarine captain asked, "What's going on?"

"Captain... come and take a look at this." It was very hot and stuffy inside the submarine. The operator of the sonar detector was covered in sweat, and his trembling hands also highlighted his panic.

The captain frowned and walked over. The moment he saw the instrument screen, his head felt as if it had been hit by a heavy bomb.

Sonar is a detector that uses the propagation and reflection characteristics of sound waves in liquids. It can detect the position, shape, movement direction and other properties of underwater targets.

At this time, countless light spots were scanned on the sonar instrument screen. They were so dense that they could not be distinguished because they were stuck together. They directly converged into a curtain of light.

The captain couldn't believe his eyes and asked in astonishment: "How is it possible to have such a magnitude? Is there something wrong with the instrument?!"

Sonar operator: "No... I checked, there is no malfunction of the instrument..."

Captain: “What are these?”

"Based on the feedback data and the displayed shape, it seems..." The sonar operator seemed unable to believe what he was about to say, and his voice was so low that it sounded like a whisper, "It seems to be a person."

The captain almost laughed out of anger: "We are a submarine force, and we are now more than 500 meters below the sea surface. What frogman can dive to this depth?!"

The sonar operator seemed confused: "I don't know..."

The captain asked, "Is it possible that he has a prosthetic implant with a deep-diving module installed?"

Sonar operator: "Ah? Of this order of magnitude?"

He said and glanced at the light screen on the sonar display again.

The captain realized that his idea was naive.

Sonar scans have now detected thousands of people.

Things like deep-diving modules are expensive, mediocre in effect, and have a narrow scope of application. They can only be used in small-scale special operations at most.

Making thousands of them at once? It's impossible.

"This is... wait... these people are approaching us! So fast! How can they be so fast!" the sonar operator suddenly screamed.

The captain was so frightened by the red warning screen that he broke out in a cold sweat and shouted, "Launch the torpedoes immediately! Intercept them!"

The submarine opened its weapons bay, and several torpedoes with streaks of white waves shot towards the densely packed human figures.

"Boom boom boom--" The explosion of the fish caused shock waves, shaking the submarine up and down, but no one cared about such things. The crew members all stared at the instruments intently.

The powerful torpedo took effect, and the light curtain on the detector almost disappeared completely, leaving only some scattered spots motionless.

It looks like the opponent has been destroyed.

However, just when everyone breathed a sigh of relief, without any warning, all the detection instruments started making loud noises, and a line of light first appeared at the edge of the screen, then evolved from a line into a surface, sweeping towards the submarine like a torrent.

The captain's eyes lost focus as he heard his companions' screams and the sound of the instrument alarms. He only murmured, "Oh my God!"

The flagship "Cang Ming" was waiting for information from the detection submarine, but what they finally waited for was just screams and a trembling "God", and then they lost contact.

A few seconds later, suddenly there were surging water columns rising from the sea in the distance. The raging waves hit the surrounding ships, causing the hulls to vibrate violently.

These are the shock waves produced by the explosions that destroyed the submarines one after another.

All the ships, whether on deck or in the command cabin, fell into silence, and the instrument interface showed that all the submarines that had issued the enemy warning had lost contact.

But they don't even know what the enemy is.

In the command room of the Cang Ming, the first mate asked with a pale face: "Captain, what should we do?"

The captain silently lit a cigarette. Although this behavior was absolutely forbidden in wartime, he took a deep breath and whispered, "You know what? In my service career, I have never been afraid of storms, rainstorms, or huge waves..."

"Because these things can be seen and felt, there is nothing to be afraid of as long as you know what you are going to face."

"What I fear most is what's beneath the water."

"Underwater imaging technology has always been immature, and various underwater detection devices can only know that there is something, but often do not know what it is."

"I can't see, I have no idea, and I can't feel it. Over time, I will fall into panic, and this is the beginning of collapse..."

At this moment, a crew member reported in a startled voice: "There are a large number of unidentified objects approaching underwater! Too many! They are everywhere! The number is impossible to count!"

The captain put out his unfinished cigarette, exhaled the smoke in his lungs, and walked alone to the observation window.

Looking around, the sea surface was black all around.

This is not its original color, but the huge shadows formed by countless objects underwater approaching the sea surface, extending far to the farthest end of the horizon, with no end in sight.

Seeing this, the captain was like a general at the end of his rope. His back could no longer stand straight, but his eyes were still filled with the fighting spirit of a soldier. He ordered in the loudest voice of his life: "All ships, release depth charges! Anti-submarine aircraft take off and attack freely!"

"Boom boom boom boom boom--" As the ships began to drop depth charges, flames continued to explode underwater, followed by columns of water shooting up into the sky. The huge waves shook the ship's hull from side to side, and those sailors who lacked experience couldn't even stand steadily.

However, even if the ships attacked with all their might, they seemed unable to stop the underwater creatures in the slightest.

"Boom!" A violent explosion suddenly occurred at the bottom of the "Bipole" located on the flank of the fleet. The destroyer with a displacement of more than 4200 tons broke into two parts in the middle, like a broken stick, and sank to the bottom of the sea forever in the sparks of the explosion.

The screams of observers from other ships were heard over the communication band: "The Double Bipolar has been sunk! Repeat! The Double Bipolar has been sunk!"

"Boom!" Immediately afterwards, an explosion occurred at the bottom of another missile frigate "Notake". This warship with a displacement of 6000 tons capsized and sank into the sea, setting off huge white waves.

The officers and men of each fleet were going crazy.

What the hell is that underwater?!

Anti-submarine aircraft took off from the carrier ships and began to join the battle. A large number of guided torpedoes and depth charges were released and exploded one after another underwater. The violent shock waves further intensified the shaking of the ships. Some sailors were even dizzy and vomited so much that they couldn't straighten their backs.

But no matter how the fleet fought back, it was all in vain.

"boom!"

"boom!"

"boom!"

Flames continued to erupt on the warships, and gunpowder smoke spread across the sea like the black claws of the god of death.

In less than an hour, the Inland Sea Fleet had lost dozens of warships, but they had not even figured out the true identity of the enemy.

Just as the communication frequency band fell into chaos, the sailors in the middle of the sea suddenly felt a flash in front of their eyes, and their vision disappeared for several seconds in the blazing white light.

When their vision returned, their hearts sank to the bottom of the ice.

In the center of the battle array, the largest warship exploded. Flames shot up into the sky and illuminated the surrounding sea surface red, as if a huge flower of fire was blooming on the sea.

The hull was deformed and cracked under the impact of the explosion. Thick smoke filled the air, covering the once majestic hull. Flames quickly spread along the deck, burning everything that could be burned.

The fuel in the engine room came into contact with the flames, instantly causing a more violent secondary explosion. The entire hull gradually collapsed in the flames, and the air was filled with the pungent smell of tar and gunpowder.

The soldiers on the deck ran and shouted in desperation, trying to put out the spreading flames, but their efforts were so insignificant that their tiny human bodies were engulfed by the flames one after another.

The command tower collapsed after a violent explosion, smashing onto the deck with countless sparks and debris. The outline of the entire ship gradually became blurred under the flames, as if a dying beast was struggling in pain and sinking into the water.

The burning fuel leaked from the hull, igniting a raging flame on the sea surface. The sea water was polluted and became turbid, and countless tiny fragments and debris floated in the water.

Finally, as the hull was completely submerged by the sea, it was buried forever in the deep seabed.

The flagship of the Inland Fleet, the spiritual pride of the World Government Navy, the "Cang Ming", sank.