New Calendar Year 100, November 25th, eleven months since the outbreak of the great war, near Puhe Waterway to the south of East Capital Bay.
On the not-so-vast sea, dozens of battleships, arranged in orderly lines, were slowly sailing northward.
Leading them was the Battleship "Longxing".
Atop the towering masts hung two eye-catching flags.
The upper one was the Golden Dragon Flag, symbolizing the Imperial Family.
The lower one the Red Flame Burning Sea Flag, representing the Imperial Navy Commander.
Liu Changxun was on this battleship, currently standing outside on the open-air gallery of the Command Bridge.
However, it wasn't the Emperor representing the Imperial Family to receive the surrender; Emperor Xia hadn't earned that much prestige. It was the Emperor's eldest son Wu Xianhao.
Such an arrangement held extraordinary implications.
