Chapter 1086 - Troubles At Sea

~Shwah. Shwah. Shwah. Shwah.~~

The splashing of several sh.i.p.s, striking the rough waters, sounded out loudly.

Even with all the heavy snow that fell during all this time, the salty ocean waters remained as wet as ever, hardly forming any blocks of ice whatsoever.

Only the regions closer to land or the regions closer to the Poles.

~Grah. Gray. Grah.

The men aboard the sh.i.p.s began shovelling and disposing of the heaps of snow across the deck that were now mountains.

The last few days had been hell, keeping them indoors for 4 whole days.

It snowed and snowed non-stop, alternating between heavy and medium.

There was never a time when the snow decided to go full easy mode and drizzle down gently.

Finally, the snow had eased off, as from the direction they were heading to and what they predicted, they should have 3 more days of no snow whatsoever.

The men quickly got to work, clearing all the snow and the place.

Today looked like another ordinary day... That is until their radar picked up something worth concern.

Head Captain Morgan, the main Captain overseeing all their Navy sh.i.p.s in formation, hastily got up after getting a few reports from several sh.i.p.s.

He quickly got up, looked at the radar and picked up a communicating device: "This is Head Captain Morgan from Main control. All battlesh.i.p.s are to slow down ship speed to 40 Knots, stay in formation and stand by, waiting for more instructions. I repeat! All battlesh.i.p.s are to slow down now!"

"Roger that. Over."

With that, several other Captains in the other sh.i.p.s hastily gave out their orders, which in turn made their teams run around as well.

Everyone did as they were told, carefully making adjustments staying in formation while lowering the ship's speed to 40 Knots.

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As for what a Knot was?

That was just how speed was defined.

Landon had called it that using earth's understanding as well.

Ancient sea travellers used to measure the ship's speed by something called 'Chip Log.'

It was basically a log attached to a rope with several knots equal to the inter