Devil's Army

The cruiser "Tiaobinshan" had to adjust the direction of its main guns and engage in fierce battle with the Japanese destroyers. However, its secondary guns continued to bombard the cruiser "Haoye".

The First Army's air force and navy were still engaged in fierce fighting with the Japanese fleet.

Two Japanese destroyers and a frigate were severely damaged and sank to the bottom of the Yellow Sea.

The main guns of a destroyer of the Huludao Navy and a frigate of the Hainan Island Navy were also destroyed by the Japanese Navy. However, they did not withdraw from the battle and continued to use their secondary guns to bombard the Japanese warships.

The number of warships of the First Army was much smaller than that of the Japanese warships in Dalian, so they had to stay and fight fiercely with the Japanese warships.

Near noon, the First Army's air force returned one after another.

The ten cruise missiles delivered by the First Aviation Squadron last night have already been used up.

The next battle depends entirely on the navy of the army.

Fortunately, although the Japanese Dalian Fleet had an absolute advantage in numbers, its firepower was greatly reduced after being bombed by air force and cruise missiles.

Amidst a series of roars, the Japanese temporary flagship, the cruiser "Hirono", sank to the bottom of the Yellow Sea after creating an unwilling whirlpool.

The Dalian Japanese fleet, unwilling to fight again, retreated to Port Arthur under the leadership of the cruiser "Takamaru".

The four Japanese warships that lost power in the naval battle were helplessly parked on the sea, bombarding the Devil Force warships. However, they were quickly counterattacked by the Devil Force warships, and the remaining side guns were all destroyed.

The Japanese soldiers on the warships helplessly fired their guns at the fast-moving warships of the Devil Force. However, the warships of the Devil Forces ignored their presence and continued to chase the fleeing Japanese warships.

The speed of the battered Japanese warships had been greatly reduced, and they were soon caught up by the warships of the First Army.

The warships of the First Army continued to chase and fire from behind.

As Japanese warships fled, some were sunk and some were even shut down.

At this time, although the firepower had been greatly reduced, the Japanese warships, which still had an absolute advantage in numbers, fought each other on the way to escape, but were defeated by each other.

The captain of the Takamaru had no choice but to change his strategy, leaving two fleets behind to intercept the attack of the Devil Force Navy. The other fleets retreated to Port Arthur at full speed.

Part of the Hainan Island Fleet and the Huludao Fleet were on the left, and the other part of the Hainan Island Fleet was on the right, forming an inverted triangle and covering each other, and launched a full-scale attack on the two Japanese fleets.

There were constant sounds of artillery fire on the sea surface of Dalian, and the water columns continued to rise.

Just as the Japanese rear fleet was struggling to hold on, the Jinzhou and Fengtian air forces flew over to provide support.

The Japanese fleet, which already had weak anti-aircraft firepower, was subjected to fierce bombing and strafing by the Devil Force's air force.

By dusk, six of the 24 Japanese warships at the rear were bombed and sunk to the bottom of the Yellow Sea.

The remaining warships had their guns destroyed, and several had their power systems damaged, leaving them adrift helplessly.

Nearly ten warships retreated towards Port Arthur, but they were severely damaged and could not increase their speed.

The warships of the First Army rushed across at full speed from both sides, blocking the escape route of the Japanese warships.

The Japanese lead cruiser rammed the "Hainan Island" cruiser at full speed.

The main guns of the cruiser "Hainan Island" opened fire at full power. Shells fell on the Japanese cruiser's cabin, bridge and deck.

Finally, the Japanese cruiser rushed to a place less than one nautical mile away from the "Hainan Island" and stopped.