Soon, the communication channel conveyed the somewhat awkward voice of the Captain of the "Quautemoc": "Report! It is the No. 3 turret of my ship, a shell due to a delay in the fuse ignition and a slight error in the initial velocity calculation, caused the impact point to deviate from the predetermined area by about 370 meters, landing outside the breakwater of Portland Port."
"Calculation error?!"
Upon hearing this, Vice Admiral Tirpitz was not angry; instead, a faint hint of excitement flashed in his large eyes like copper bells. He looked at Denitz, "Minister! This might be an opportunity! We can claim it was the U.S. Military's radar interference or provocative behavior that led to our 'reactive tactical adjustment,' testing their reaction threshold!"
Denitz glared harshly at Tirpitz, "Shut up, Alfred! Don't you think it's chaotic enough already?"
Tirpitz closed his mouth resentfully, but his eyes still flickered with an unwilling glow.
So close, almost started a war.
