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[yatteyanyo]

Calling all able and willing ships.

Since it has been apparent that multiple ships will be raiding Isla Empieza, I find it imperative that we have a proper strategy. Even with all of us, we are outnumbered and, very likely, outgunned.

The strategy I have proposed is using magics and other talents to create a foggy mass, possibly stormlike in appearance, that will disguise our approach and fool the Navy into not firing a single shot until we are already behind them and at the advantage.

Though I am open to other ideas. Anything beyond a full frontal assault has some merit, but if you're going to suggest some suicidal blazing guns routine, I'm going to politely ask you to shove it and let the real strategists talk.

So. Suggestions?

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[yatteyanyo]

We really can't. The stealth approach is to get us past their primary defenses. Beyond that, it is up to pinpointing the most effective place to attack within and putting all against it at once. -aka a blitzkrieg-

[seadevil]

[That sounds like "working together." Everyone seems to want to work together on this whole mess. Usually, he wouldn't mind, but working together means everyone gets a share of the takings.]

Well, let me know when you figure out that part.

[So he can beat you to it somehow.]

[yatteyanyo]

You've nothing to offer?

[seadevil]

I don't really have a head for strategy. I'll take any man in a fight, but don't ask me to plan it out before it happens. I'm not one for taking orders, either, but I'll work alongside someone if it serves me. Seeing as I haven't the funds or the manpower to build a proper war machine, that's all I have to offer.

[yatteyanyo]

Well it's not as if I intend to give orders. Nor do I think any of the other captains will stand above the others in terms of acceptance of authority. Rather, I believe mutual cooperation, at least for the time being, will insure our survival and the freeing of our home port.

[seadevil]

Mutual cooperation. Right.

[Maybe he should make Ieyasu in charge of this operation. It sounds more like his kind of thing.]

I'll leave you to that, then.