Author not : so I'm back I guess after I got some more motivation and I now have an idea where I want this story to go so let the story begin I'm sorry that I haven't been online for a while because of my test and my midterm exam I haven't been on my mind recently now that it a break I try to upload as much as possible.
As the main battle commenced as Mac round and laser fly round as yell of pain rang throughout the sea the wreak of burning ship as ammunition explode on the black battleship as the result of New Jersey 16 inch shell as phalanx system blast away at the siren jet but in the middle of the battle there's was peace for a girl as she was struck down by laser fire as as fell down and start to sunk , a sob was sound and tear drop fell down to the vast ocean. Smoke from the burning ship fog up easy ship no matter if it siren or meta as the light of muzzle flash light up the battle field from one side to another as the sparkling blue light of changing electricity lid up and disappear second later an explosion light up as turret c of New Jersey was stuck. As the sound of splashing and the clang of saber and katana as the duel commence as two master of the blade stuck each other in a duel of honor . As f35 fire a burst of lead a a dog fight downing the siren jet as sidewinder hit there respective target as the burned flesh of down humanoid siren was smell a crossed the battle field each side not backing down as purple portal keep appearing as more production models keep coming out . As the radio sound but to everyone surprise the ear rapping sound of anime opening was heard the battle stop as the shape of a ship of a ship was a black ship saw through the mist the hope was on each of the meta eye and dread was on the siren eye the thought that was on all of there mind was she has arrived.
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The assault ship remake in progress
FanfictionAs she was being decommission a postal appear and took her in what will her do when she was taken to a place in 1940 where ship girl exist.
