513: Chapter 513 Rebellion Plan

Currently, they were stationed in Sidaki, which was too close to Miami.

Masink was not at ease.

If they were stationed in Los Angeles, the situation would be different.

Miami is on the southeast coast, and Los Angeles is in the west, with the entire American continent spanning between them, a distance of nearly 4,000 kilometers.

This distance was much safer.

"Understood," Nakae Koji had no objections to this.

There were still nearly two months until Mordo’s grand ceremony, which was enough time to do many things.

The next afternoon, all warships arrived in Los Angeles.

"Mr. Putian, what should we do next?" Nakae Koji asked via satellite phone.

To prevent any listening devices on the warships, he deliberately cleared out a building to serve as a temporary Command HQ.

"Arrange for a regiment to feign a rebellion and take two warships," Putian Xiaoyezi said.

"Yes, sir!" Nakae Koji acknowledged the order.

Soon, he selected two warships from the Army Corps and called out all the captains and a group of mid-level leaders.

"Warriors, there is a very arduous mission that requires you to complete. This mission may involve the risk of total annihilation. Are you willing?" Nakae Koji asked.

"Please give your order!" the two captains said firmly.

"Please give your order, General!" The other mid-level leaders also shouted in unison.

"Good! As expected of the empire's most elite warriors. What I'm about to say might be a bit unbelievable, but I emphasize that once you leave here, no one is allowed to discuss this matter, understood?" Nakae Koji hadn't said what the matter was yet, but he gave a heads-up beforehand.

"Yes, sir!" Everyone said in unison.

"Mm. We all know that the empire's warships are very powerful, but what you don't know is that this technology does not belong to our Great Sun Country," Nakae Koji said.

"What?" Everyone looked at each other, none of them had heard of this.

What they knew was that these warships were produced from two bases, Miyazaki Prefecture and Akita Prefecture, and they knew nothing else.

"General, where did our technology come from?" a captain asked.

"It came from the Ulan Neutral Zone," Nakae Koji said.

"Why were they willing to give us the technology?" another captain asked.

"That question is not what we are discussing today. I think you should also realize that having technology in someone else's hands is a very dangerous thing," Nakae Koji said.

Everyone nodded silently, indicating agreement.

"That's why I called you out. Our every move could very likely be monitored at any time."

"Then what should we do?"

Everyone knew that without the warships, they were far inferior to the Soldiers of the United States of America.

"Therefore, I need you to cooperate with me to complete a very important plan. Through this plan, we will determine whether our warships are being monitored, controlled, and to what extent they are being monitored and controlled. And what the consequences of a warship losing control are," Nakae Koji said.

The reason he disclosed these secrets was that this plan required their cooperation.

Of course, the plan must be kept confidential.

So only these dozens of fleet managers knew the full content of the plan, while the Soldiers below were kept completely in the dark.

It should be noted that each warship carried between 8,000 and 10,000 Soldiers. If only the captain knew the content of the plan, confidentiality would be ensured. But in the case of feigned rebellion, the people below might not obey his orders.

Therefore, it was essential for the warship management to know the full content of the plan.

"Please give your order, General!" Everyone understood and shouted in unison.

"Alright, now I will announce the mission."

"Tonight at 3:00 AM, the two warships you are responsible for will depart secretly. The navigation route is to first fly west to Mississippi, then south to the Gulf of Mexico. Afterward, head southwest through the Florida Strait, entering the Atlantic Ocean."

"General, what happens after entering the Atlantic Ocean?" a captain asked.

"If the first phase of the plan can be completed smoothly, I will convey the next phase of the mission to you."

"Warriors, the first phase of the mission is the most dangerous. We will declare you rebels and may even launch a feigned attack on you. Furthermore, we are currently unsure whether the Ulan Neutral Zone has set up backdoors on the warships. This is one of the main issues we aim to verify with this rebellion plan."

"If, and I mean if. If there truly are backdoor programs on the warships, then it is highly probable that you will all be annihilated before entering the Atlantic Ocean," Nakae Koji stated the consequences.

"It is an honor to be loyal to the Great Sun Country!" the two captains said firmly.

"It is an honor to be loyal to the Great Sun Country!" The other mid-level leaders followed suit.