In fact, at the beginning, the Queen did think of Tirpitz as a gun, which was mainly because Tirpitz often showed that it was quite easy to go to extremes. At first, the Queen felt that she might go to extremes if she provoked her, but the reason was that she was not implemented was that she was very simple. Tirpitz was easy to go to extremes, but it did not mean that Tirpitz was not smart enough. It was impossible for him to get to that position to have a low IQ. Although the North Club suffered a lot of losses this time, it could be considered much smaller than the Elizabeth Club. In this case, with the Queen's understanding of the North Club, it was not easy for Tirpitz to go to extremes.

Although there are many historical warships within the North Association that belong to World War II Germany in history, the North Association has a great say in World War I Germany. In fact, the most core here is the Border Governor. It can be said that although the Border Governor is just a trained SS-class historical warship and its combat effectiveness is not very strong, the Border Governor is one of the few historical warship girls in the North Association who do not go to extremes when encountering things. Therefore, no matter what happens, Tirpitz, Prince Eugen or other historical warship girls like to ask the Border Governor. Although it is influenced by the countries in history, the Border Governor often takes it for granted, but it is definitely not an extreme historical warship girl. In the current situation, the Border Governor will definitely remind Tirpitz not to be used as a gun by the Queen.

In fact, Tirpitz did nothing different from what the Queen thought. The Border Governor reminded Tirpitz not to be used as a gun by the Queen. Although the interests of the North and Elizabeth are consistent in many cases, since the North and Elizabeth are just a little bit hurting, the North and Elizabeth are absolutely different from that of the Elizabeth. The Border Governor reminded Tirpitz that they must not tie the North and Elizabeth. Tirpitz had thought that the Queen might use her as a gun, but she didn't think so much about it. The Border Governor reminded Tirpitz very timely, which is the most easily overlooked point.

After having such a heart, Tirpitz was obviously in a state of cooperation in communication with the Queen, which was to show the attitude of the North Association to the Queen. It was possible to know about this Queen. Tirpitz's attitude showed that the North Association would be consistent with their Elizabeth in some things, but if it was too much, the North Association would never rashly agree with the Elizabethan proposal. Tirpitz's attitude was the bottom line in the Queen's heart. The Queen did not expect North Association to give too much support, but the support that should be left must not be lacking. This time Elizabeth would suffer too much. If it weren't for this situation, the Queen would not be so unreasonable.

The Queen is often very similar to the British in World War II in history. Even though things are no longer possible, they are still holding a so-called attitude. This time, the Queen is clearly not reasonable, but the Queen himself thinks she is still reasonable, which is very similar to the British after World War II and even after. As a British historical warship, the Queen is indeed very similar to the British in history. In the eyes of the Queen, there is no opponent. The Queen believes that the opponent's teammates can be changed back and forth.

The interests reach that point, the opponent is the teammate. On the contrary, the teammates influenced themselves to kill their teammates. In history, Germany was the opponent of Britain, whether it was World War I or World War II. However, in this world, the Queen and Tirpitz are on the same side. In this world, the Queen and Tirpitz have worked together to cheat Mrs. Lex. It has been done twice. This time the same is true. The Queen posed a reasonable attitude and contacted the King of Justice.

In this process, Miss Yamato and the King of Justice were also studying how to deal with the Queen and Tirpitz. Among the fair forces, it is recognized that the Queen is the most difficult SSS-class historical warship girl. She is very rational at any time. She is not as good as Mrs. Lex, who has a bottom line, is quite difficult to deal with. Mrs. Lex, who has suffered a lot of losses in the hands of the Queen, agrees deeply with this. Mrs. Lex has a bottom line in doing things. The Queen seizes Mrs. Lex's bottom line and takes advantage of Mrs. Lex. This time, it's not bad. This time, the matter involving Mrs. Lex can be left to Miss Yamato to do. However, relatively speaking, Mrs. Lex, who is the richest in the fair force, will pay less this time. Mrs. Lex has corresponding preparations for this.

During the whole process, the King of Justice appeared as an audience. The King of Justice lacked understanding of the SSS-class historical warship girls besides Tirpitz. This was a very good opportunity because Miss Yamato and Mrs. Lex analyzed the Queen and Tirpitz in detail during the discussion, which made the King of Justice, who had always not known the Queen very much, know it. This was very important for the King of Justice.

You should know that the King of Justice is absolutely not in his heart to the Queen. The King of Justice's warship is the three sisters of Richelieu. The three sisters of Richelieu belong to French warships. In history, Britain and France were a feud, and it was an existence that fought a Hundred Years War. The Hundred Years War of Britain and France awakened France's national consciousness and completely defeated Britain back to the Isle of Great Britain. From then on, France completed national unity, and Britain lost all territory on the European continent. The Napoleon era, the most peak of France in history, ended Britain. Napoleon died on St. Helena, which was also British territory. Britain was proud of the Battle of Trafalgar, defeated the Faspiscopal joint fleet organized by Napoleon. It can be said that the hatred between Britain and France was far greater than that of Germany, which was not established until the end of the 19th century.
Chapter completed!