When other ship girl commanders found that Moscow had two special warheads, the first reaction was not the effect, but asked Moscow why he didn't inform him of using two warheads. Moscow was puzzled about such an inquiry, because no one told her that such an attack needed to notify other ship girl commanders. Moscow thought that such an attack was just to tell in advance, because such an attack really needed to be informed in advance, but Moscow didn't know that such an attack could only be one at a time.

In the face of Moscow's inquiry, the entire fleet fell into silence. It was indeed as Moscow said. No one stipulated that such an attack could only be a special warhead at a time, because so far, only Lexington could use such a special warhead in the world, and Moscow was the second, so there was no conclusion on how such an attack would be.

Moscow's final shot is still very useful. It can be seen that the attacked small sea monster is in very bad condition. At this time, Mrs. Lex suggested that she attack again. Mrs. Lex knew that Lexington usually carries two such warheads in a battle, but what surprised Mrs. Lex was that Moscow said that she did not have such a special warhead, because the maintenance cost of special warheads was too high and it was too laborious to affect Moscow's processing of vodka, so Moscow was

I just used the only two special warheads at hand. Moscow thought this time was enough for this battle. The special warhead was too expensive. Moscow could not afford it. This expensive not only required a lot of resources but also consumed energy. This not only needs to be synthesized. The special warhead needs to be maintained every day, which greatly dispersed Moscow's energy. You must know that the status of the special warhead here is far inferior to vodka, which affects the processing of vodka, so Moscow thought about using it quickly.

The commander and ship girl from the three major forces of Moscow's answer was particularly shocked. She gave up such a warhead for vodka. Such behavior seemed unforgivable to other commander and ship girls.

However, such behavior is particularly normal in Moscow. The status of vodka was very high in Russia in the Soviet army. In history, for the so-called invincible legion, many troops took medicine during World War I and World War II. The German army and the army of a certain island country were both famous medicine-taking troops. In order to solve the problems in the soldiers, the German army and the army of a certain island country chose to take medicine, while the Soviet army chose vodka.

This happened during World War II. In the Battle of Stalingrad, food and some ammunition would be thrown directly without a parachute with a light and low-flying aircraft. Some ammunition that cannot be thrown directly and vodka were airborne with precious parachutes. From this we can see that food in the Soviet army in World War II was not as important as vodka. The same is true in Moscow. Special warheads have a stronger attack power in Moscow. They can win without such warheads. What’s more important is that the cost of synthesis and maintenance of such special warheads is too high. There are only a few pieces used in a battle, and in this case it cannot really affect the trend of the battle. In addition, the vodka in Moscow is not the vodka dropped by the Soviet army in history. The vodka processed in Moscow is very effective.

All the commanders and ship girls were shocked very much for Moscow's righteous reply. However, since all the aircraft carrier girls and commanders drank Moscow's vodka before departure, after the initial shock, these commanders and ship girls felt that there was nothing wrong with doing this, because Moscow's vodka is indeed very special. Otherwise, in such a battle, Mrs. Lex would not be able to launch a powerful attack on small sea monsters. The vodka in Moscow made the commanders' status in a particularly excellent state. The impact of such an excellent combat state is really greater than that of the two or three special warheads.

Lexington was also shocked to Moscow's reply, but Lexington was shocked by asking, because Lexington unexpectedly discovered that the cost of maintaining special warheads in Moscow was much higher than her in terms of resource costs and energy costs. Lexington suddenly understood why Moscow was anxious to throw out the two special warheads at hand, because according to Lexington's speculation, Moscow would maintain at most four special warheads. If more than four warheads would affect Moscow's normal battle. The two warheads Moscow mentioned affected her to synthesize vodka. In Lexington, she did not lie. She also drank the vodka from Moscow. Lexington was the earliest aircraft carrier in this world. It can be said that she had drunk any wine, but Moscow's vodka was indeed very special.

Moscow's reply was a dismay. Lexington finally said that she would come to Moscow is not suitable for a large number of such special warheads. Lexington suggested that Moscow keeps such a special warhead for emergency response. Of course, Lexington is more interested in how Moscow maintains a special warhead, because Lexington analyzed that Moscow's special warhead only consumed a lot of her energy and consumed a lot of resources and did not pollute. Moscow never mentioned the problem of pollution. The Jacques 38 fighter carrying two special warheads had no problem after the attack was launched. From this we can see that Moscow's special warhead is special. Lexington wants to learn this because the special warheads plagued Lexington was no longer the consumption of resources and energy but the pollution problem. However, Moscow obviously doesn't want to say this problem.
Chapter completed!