The two options caused General Rheinhardt much unease. After a prolonged period of thinking, he finally chose the first approach, striving to annihilate the Royal Navy Home Fleet's main forces as much as possible.
If it were a head-on confrontation, the High Sea Fleet had little chance of winning. Therefore, Rheinhardt devised a strategy by using a minor part of the High Seaf Fleet to lure out part of the Royal Navy. Much like a matryoshka doll, he planned to take down the Royal Navy's Home Fleet one by one.
Once the timing was right, the entire High Seas Fleet could sortie and engage the Royal Navy in a do-or-die battle. By then, a significant portion of the Royal Navy's key forces would have been sunk, thus enhancing the chances of victory for the High Seas Fleet.
It is undeniable that the wheels of history were gradually turning, impacting everyone in this era.
