The fiefdom increases by 1 soldier in 1 second, and the empress kneels down and begs not to rebel

The sun was bright and the wind was gentle. More than ten royal warships were sailing at a constant speed in the ocean. As these warships gradually left the territorial waters of the Kingdom of Sari, the warships of the Kingdom of Yan in the same sea area also set sail one after another. Warships of various sizes and models were organized into multiple columns, sandwiching the Royal Fleet of Sari in the middle of the waterway and heading for the high seas together.

On the deck of the Royal Guard, the flagship of the Sari Kingdom, Isabella did not follow Eddington's advice to stay in the cabin after boarding the ship, but went to the bow deck as soon as she got on board.

In desperation, Eddington ordered the soldiers to arrange seats at the bow of the ship. After Isabella took her seat, he sat next to her.

But sitting here made Eddington feel very uncomfortable.

Because at this moment, on both sides of the fleet, less than two nautical miles apart, there were all the armored warships of the Yan Kingdom. Even if one deliberately did not turn around and just looked forward, the warships of the Yan Kingdom still appeared in the field of vision.

Compared with their own warships, Yan Kingdom’s warships are not only larger in size, but also have a metallic luster on their hulls. Especially in today's sunny weather, the light reflected from their hulls is even dazzling.

Not only that, when sailing, Eddington could always see puffs of white smoke rising from their warships, and whether at the bow or stern of their warships, the central rotating turret standing was always particularly eye-catching.

Just looking at these guns, Eddington felt his hair stand on end and his palms sweated with nervousness.

He could almost imagine that once these artillery batteries launched an attack, the destructive power they brought would be enough to sink all of their ships in an instant.

However, Yan State possesses an incalculable number of such powerful warships. Compared with the warships owned by our own country, the gap between the two is so great that it makes people feel despair at the thought.

"Oh..." Eddington lowered his head and couldn't help but sigh.

At this moment, Isabella suddenly said:

"General Eddington, did you see that? These warships have not spread their sails since they set sail."

Following Isabella's words, Eddington raised his head and took a look, but soon retracted his gaze and said in a low voice, "I see, their warships can sail without relying on wind power."

After the voice fell, Isabella followed up: "I didn't see it very clearly when they were doing military exercises before, but now that I'm in the middle of it, the feeling is very different."

Hearing this, Eddington turned his head to look at Isabella. She was still wearing a hood and the veil on her face, so Eddington could not see her expression. So he said hesitantly:

"Your Majesty, compared to them, our warships...feel like..."

Before she finished her words, Isabella said calmly, "It seems like she's behind the times."

Eddington didn't expect Isabella to be so straightforward, but he could only nod frustratedly:

"Yes."

"I have never thought of such a terrifying creation before. It is far superior to our warships... Alas."

After the words fell, James, who was hugging his arms, looked around and said indignantly: "In time, we can also build such a warship."

But Isabella and Eddington did not respond. James touched his chin angrily and changed the subject:

"These Yan people are so rude. It's as if they treat us as prisoners. It's not like they are leading us, but escorting us. Humph."

"James." Isabella called out as soon as the words fell.

"What's wrong, Your Majesty?" James immediately moved closer to Isabella, and the next moment, his face froze.

Under the hood, Isabella's eyes were cold.

"I don't want to hear words like this again, especially after we land on the island, please be careful with what you say and do." Isabella said coldly.

When the words fell, James' face turned red and he nodded sullenly.

"Do you understand?" Isabella looked at him indifferently, but asked again.

"I understand, Your Majesty!" James stood up straight and agreed reluctantly.

Isabella withdrew her gaze from his face and looked forward again. The outline of the Roman Islands appeared in her field of vision.

At this time, Eddington stood up from his chair, picked up the telescope and looked through it. He couldn't help but exclaimed:

“Oh my god, is this still our Roman Islands?”

-

It was just after noon.

The royal fleet finally arrived at the Roman Islands, but when the warships slowly docked at the dock, Eddington still had not recovered from his shock.

Although he has been in the Feni Continent for the past two years, he still has a clear memory of the Roman Islands. However, the island today is completely different from what he remembers.

Surrounding the main island, there are too many unfamiliar buildings on the three surrounding islands, and the style of these buildings is obviously from Yan Country, and they are definitely not owned by his own country or other countries. Until this moment, he can still see a large number of Yan people building the island, and the various military facilities that have been built have begun to take shape, with blockhouses and artillery positions standing tall, which makes people feel frightened at first glance.

However, it has only been a month since the Yan people took control of the Roman Islands, and they have already carried out such comprehensive construction on the island. It is simply unimaginable. Such a large project cannot be built in a short time.

He couldn't help but look at Isabella beside him.

At this time, as the warship dropped anchor and lowered the stairs, James immediately ordered the guards to clear the way for disembarkation. Isabella walked forward in the crowd and said to Eddington:

"The ship from Seongno is also here."

Eddington glanced slightly to the side, glanced at the ships moored at the pier, and replied, "Yes, Your Majesty."

"I think they have had this intention for a long time."

As soon as the voice fell, James, who was walking in front, frowned and muttered: "Isn't the Emperor of Yan waiting for us here?"

Isabella turned her head and looked at James, who immediately shut his mouth, lowered his head and walked down the stairs.

After a while, the group stepped onto the land, and the Yan soldiers on the dock led them to the island. During this period, except for Isabella and several important officials, the rest of the Sar people were asked to stay at the dock. James and Eddington were quite dissatisfied with this, but Isabella did not object.

Therefore, in the end, only Isabella brought James and several officials including Eddington to the island, and in just a moment, they arrived at the door of the former Sari Maritime Office in the Roman Islands.

Today, the maritime office has moved on and the flag of the Sardar country that was originally flying on the top of the three-story building has disappeared.

Isabella walked to the steps and looked up. Three red flags of the Yan Kingdom were fluttering in the wind.

She stared blankly for a long time before slowly lowering her gaze to look at the Yan soldiers guarding the door.