The Undead Empire That Travels Through the Multiverse

"The Necron Empire Traveling Through the Multiverse ()"

For Anubis and other gods, whether to sign the Styx oath with Chen Mo is a very difficult decision, and it will naturally take a long time to discuss.

It didn't take too much time for Anubis and other gods to discuss whether to cooperate with him. After all, this is their purpose. It's just that the cooperation method proposed by Chen Mo is somewhat different from what they expected. Only then can they draw conclusions quickly.

For the gods with immortal life, they have a long life and time to think about how to deal with a matter, and use the power of the gods to deduce the various possibilities of the future development of this matter.

In addition, it takes a lot of time to unify opinions among multiple gods, so even though Chen Mo has completed the debugging of the city-level resurrection circle, the navy is ready to go, Anu Biss didn't give Chen Mo an answer either.

Of course, it was impossible for Chen Mo to stay in Egypt and wait for Anubis' reply. After the navy was ready, he started his trip to China on a warship.

However, this journey is quite impressive. After the two warships departed from Alexandria and passed through the Suez Canal, they arrived in Mumbai, India after crossing the Arabian Sea via the Red Sea.

At this time, Mumbai was still a British colony, and with the advance greeting from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the good relationship between Britain and Egypt, Chen Mo received a grand reception here in line with his status as a head of state.

The fleet did not stop in Mumbai too much. After completing the replenishment, it continued south, bypassed the southernmost tip of the Indian Peninsula, then crossed the Bay of Bengal, crossed the Strait of Malacca and entered the South China Sea.

Originally, Chen Mo was quite interested in the Maldives, which was under the control of the British at that time, but he only considered that the Maldives had not been developed at this time, and were just a bunch of primitive islands and reefs.

Besides, he brought a vampire maid transformed from a mermaid with him this trip, and only Jack was with him, and there were no beauties to see on the beach, so he dismissed the idea.

After passing through the South China Sea, Chen Mo did not go to China immediately, but arrived in Japan first as planned.

Japan also attaches great importance to Chen Mo's visit. After all, the Great Depression era has not completely passed. For Japan, the purchase of warships from Japan proposed by Chen Mo is very important.

It can even be said that if you can get an order for a battleship in Chen Mo's mouth, it will be very helpful to alleviate the Great Depression in Japan at this time.

Therefore, under the pressure that their country has just recovered from the post-disaster reconstruction of the Great Kanto Earthquake, the Japanese put on a very high-standard reception to welcome Chen Mo's arrival.

In order to win the order from Chen Mo's mouth, the Japanese Navy even brought together eight warships Nagato, Mutsu, Kongo, Hiei, Haruna, Kirishima, Akagi, and Kaga to Tokyo, and put on a grand ship review The purpose is to make Chen Mo feel the strength of the Japanese navy, so that he can buy warships from Japan.

And in order to increase their persuasiveness, they specially let the retired Japanese shipbuilding god Hiraga and the shipbuilding ghost Fujimoto Kikuo who had not died due to the Tomotsuru incident receive Chen Mo together, and shared their proud The drawings made are all displayed.

Chen Mo was naturally very happy about Japan's act of putting all his family property in front of him so thoughtfully.

On the surface, he showed great love for these warships of the Japanese Navy. He went up to visit each warship in person. Said that an additional battleship order would be ordered, and a total of two battleships would be ordered, which made the Japanese more eager to devote themselves to this matter.

In secret, he left magical marks on every warship he ever boarded.

Although this time he only intends to engage in one Lutsu, it does not mean that Chen Mo will let these warships go.

Leaving the magic mark is for the convenience of being able to collect these warships in the future.

As for Joe Hiraga and Kikuo Fujimoto, Chen Mo didn't want to kill these two talented ship designers, but he also didn't want to leave them to Japan.

Although Kikuo Fujimoto would die of cerebral hemorrhage due to the Tomotsuru incident, Joe Hiraga presided over the design of the Yamato. Chen Mo would never let go of the largest battleship ever built in human history.

Moreover, it is too wasteful for these two ship designers to be killed like this. Wouldn't it be good to get them back to serve themselves after being transformed into undead?

As for the plan of ordering warships in Chen Mo's mouth, this is of course not a lie.

Although Egypt's current domestic shipbuilding capabilities are not lacking, at most it can only build small ships such as frigates and destroyers.

To build large warships, Egypt does not yet have the industrial strength and shipbuilding experience.

Therefore, in order to cope with the future World War II and at the same time strengthen national defense construction, buying is the most suitable solution at the moment.

At this time, apart from Britain and the United States, the only countries in the world capable of building large warships are Japan, Germany, France, and Italy.

Among them, the United Kingdom, as an established power, undoubtedly has excellent technology, and the United States, as an emerging industrial power, is naturally not far behind.

It is precisely for this reason that Chen Mo ordered two aircraft carriers from the UK.

In addition to the two aircraft carriers, he does have the idea of ​​getting two more battleships.

It's just that he hasn't decided whether to order these two battleships from Japan or the United States.

During this period, the quality of Japanese single ships was slightly better than that of the United States. After all, the level of American battleships was not very good.

Therefore, Chen Mo did not say death to the Japanese, but said that he had to think more about it, and ended his visit to Japan after getting the Amagi-level drawings from the Japanese.

The fleet left Japan and headed for China, and the warships assembled by the Japanese also returned to the military ports.

Among them, Nagato and Mutsu returned to the Hashirashima berth in Hiroshima, and did not go the same way as other ships.

Under the escort of some accompanying ships, the two most precious and important battleships of the Japanese Navy set off from Tokyo in this way, preparing to return to their berths.

But not long after they sailed out of Tokyo Bay, thick sea fog filled the sea after it got dark, so that the two giant ships had to slow down and turned on their searchlights, so as not to suffer from night navigation in the dense fog. And a collision occurs.

At the same time, under the surface of the sea, a huge shadow is stretching its huge body.