"Everyone was thinking of leaving their teammates in the lurch, and then tragedy struck. Once the signal to retreat was emitted, the British-Japanese Allied Army started to scatter and run back, causing complete chaos on the battlefield.
The speeds of the warships varied, and once they ran at full power, the original battle formation instantly collapsed. Everyone was busy trying to save their own life; no one stayed behind to cover the retreat.
Originally, each side intended to trick their ally, but it turned out that both had the same idea. In the end, they didn't just ensnare their allies but also caught themselves in the process.
As the saying goes, 'defeat is like a collapsing mountain,' and the British-Japanese Allied Forces actively contributed to an episode of 'Sea Escape.'
From a distance, hidden by the waves, periscopes occasionally emerged, surveying the entire battlefield.
For this war, they had lain in ambush underwater for a day and a night, waiting for this moment.
