Although he firmly opposed going against the Liangxia Empire, following Takano's opinion, even if not renewing the "Friendly Relation," the Saiyi Imperial Country should remain neutral. However, Takano had no way to influence the decision-makers above, nor could he change his fate as a Navy Admiral of the Saiyi Imperial Country and the Commander of the Permanent Fleet.
Three years ago, after withdrawing from the "Huacheng Treaty" and the "Luntai Treaty," Takano was ordered to start drafting an operational plan against the Liangxia Navy.
At that time, the Military Command Department, which is the Navy Command, had given Takano enough authority, but it also posed a difficult problem for him.
The primary goal was to defeat the Liangxia Navy.
Wasn't this like forcing a duck onto a perch?
Given a choice, Takano might have resigned from his position as Commander of the Permanent Fleet.
Unfortunately, he had no right to choose.
