"The world doesn't need another hero. It needs a Librarian who isn't afraid of the dark." In a world obsessed with the "Instinct" of the legendary Admiral-a man who commanded the seas with charisma and flame-you are the anomaly. You are the younger brother. While others sought glory in the heat of battle, you mastered the cold, hard calculus of the manual. You are the keeper of the ledger, the man who knows the exact boiling point of Grade-A turbine lubricant, and the only one who realized that a perfect world is a lie. When you are assigned to a neglected, salt-rotted outpost on the edge of the world, everyone expects a savior. Instead, they get a rookie with a suitcase full of textbooks and a habit of checking the foundations. The shipgirls of the Sovereign Port are exhausted, treated as expendable variables in a political game they can never win. They don't need a legend to lead them into a glorious death; they need an officer who will fix their boilers, count their shells, and tell them the truth. But beneath the layers of corruption and rusted steel lies a terrifying realization: "Proper" is a death sentence. As the Syndicate initiates the Global Audit, you find yourself trapped between a bureaucrat demanding a show of force and an existential void that seeks to un-write the very people you've sworn to protect. To save the harbor, you must embrace the Sync-Sickness, becoming a System Absolute-a living archive of every soul the world wants to forget. You are no longer just a Commander. You are the Bridge. You are the Ink. And as the marble spreads across your skin and the Data-Frost consumes your memories, you must answer the ultimate question: What is the mass of a human soul in a world made of data?

This story is fan fic of Azur Lane Animation in which American Nuclear Carriers emerges for no particular reason. They teamed-up with Azur Lane side to fight sirens and find answers to their questions.

Sergeant Y/N L/N was a formidable leader. He has lead his squad of Marines through countless battles always from the front. However during one rescue mission he is teleported to a strange new world. With his knowledge of combat and his new found powers he sets out to help this new world. I don't own Azur Lane. I don't intend to offend anyone with this story.

Many years before the battles of Azur Lane and the Crimson Axis, the Sakura Empire was furthering it's development of Priority Ships...

In a normal modern world, a ship named the USS Missouri, fought in the bloodiest war, the 2nd World War. After the War the USS Missouri with their sister ships, USS Iowa, USS New Jersey, and USS Winconsin are all preserved as museum ships, adding a few modifications. But on 2012, the world was in trouble with the space threat of the Garenonian Regents. After the Mighty USS Missouri take them down with the rest of the world, an unknown storm has sent USS Missouri to another world... Another world where "HE" must protect "HIS" new world from a new threat from another world.

There is a mysterious soldier that operates in the ghost town of Pripyat, inside the Chernobyl exclusion zone. But who is this soldier? He is a male kansen with a soul that is filled with negative emotion, darkness and the lust to kill. Doesn't matter if it's sirens or humans because at the end of the day they're all the same. But why is a kansen so far from Azur Lane? Well, let's find out. (Disclaimer I do not own Azur lane or any of the artwork used as they belong to there respected owners)

The story is set during the height of the Crimson Axis vs. Azur Lane conflict - the world is fractured, humanity struggling to hold against the alien Sirens and the Axis war machine. Wisdom Cube technology has changed naval warfare forever, with shipgirls (living manifestations of famous warships) now serving alongside human forces in a brutal modern ocean war. Thrown into this world of politics, battles, and ancient grudges, Michael a quiet, bookish young commander must learn fast if he hopes to survive and lead. A.K.A my take on Azur Lane + Ace combat and Project Wingman

Seeing Enterprise's mental state only decline further and further as the years move on past the Vietnam War, Long Beach takes it upon herself to find her friend a way to cope with the horrors she'd seen, eventually scoring her a role in some movie about an aircraft carrier... "I'll fly with you." Sequel to "Born To Kill"

Continuing with their weekly tradition of watching movies together at night, Missouri surprises Arizona by showing her a film from her own Illustrious acting career, one that her wife had somehow not seen yet.

"We the unwilling, led by the unqualified, to kill the unfortunate, die for the ungrateful" -USS Enterprise CVN-65 Azur Lane: Cold Waters