MV Bulolo, a former armed merchant cruiser now cruise ship, is on her last voyage in 1968 to Taiwan for her fate with the shipbreakers. However, fate itself has other plans for the formerly great Australian ship as she is sunk in a storm prior to he...
The mystery of the ships in the fog was almost solved but there was still one more. The arrivals of Otama, Hobart, Nestor and Warrimoo were welcome additions to the Azur Lane fleet with Royal Navy-Australia Force gaining three new ships to their forces, boasting their numbers up to ten. However, there was still a mystery in the fog in regards to one last ship; a passenger vessel painted in civilian colours.
VV: Do we have any ideas on what this civilian ship could be? Shouldn't be that many, can't there?
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Baragoola: I'm afraid it will make it different to determine. Unless the so-called former members of the "Fleet of the Mist" give us clues, we're stumped.
Nagato (AL): Nani? How so?
Jeremiah O'Brien: The two-funnel liner was a popular choice and were the largest ships of their day. They were too after the war in my old world.
Baragoola: Thing is this one matches designs of the early-1900s, so that kind of narrows it down. But we need more design specs to identify.
It was then that there was a knock on the door and Nestor came in. She had overheard their conversation and wanted to chime in.
Nestor: She's an old liner with two tall funnels.
Enterprise: We're well aware of that detail.
Baragoola: Anything else?
Nestor: Skin-ish colour with black tops.
Baragoola: That shortened the list further.
Nestor: Is British but dresses Japanese.
Baragoola: (Searching here laptop for results) That could only be one ship. We have a Cunarder, no surprise one of the other line is here.
Nestor: Her name is Baltic, by the way.
Baragoola froze upon hearing that name, one of a legendary ocean liner and once was the largest ship in the world in her day. She quickly connected the holographic projector and revealed a virtual model before the Azur Lane faction leaders.
VV: So, that's what we're up against?
Enterprise: A ship like that and of that nature shouldn't be out there and even if we have control, the Sirens are still at large.
Warspite (AL): We need to get in contact with that passenger liner before anything bad happens to her. What should we do?
Melbourne: Nestor, you are one of the fleet that was under her, right?
Nestor: Absolutely, but we mostly went by our own accord.
Melbourne: Is there any way to get close to her?
Nestor: Not really. She's hard to find at the best of times. You'd be wasting your time just trying to look for Baltic.
Nagato (AL): I have some girls coming in from the Sakura Empire tomorrow. They're escorting Robin Moor, so they might help with finding this "Baltic" girl.
