That's new. I don't think I have ever seen a PoV from the fairies. It reminds me of an idea I had of rogue fairies without a ship girl boarding and capturing an abyssal ship.
Maybe they will be used to do something similar? I don't think she has the crew for it though.
Now I'm wondering if there's a story where the MC is a fairy SI and how the heck that would work.
This is exactly what I want. It would be so different from the normal ship girl fics.Now I'm wondering if there's a story where the MC is a fairy SI and how the heck that would work.
I'll look at it thanks.Hmm, Hastar, Admiral_Kotori, Ancient Scholar, have you fine fellows seen "Three Frigates and The Abyss" ?
While the fairy in question didn't *start* the story as one, it's looking a lot like they're going to be staying one for the remainder of the story.
Initially when doing my research for this story, I was trying to find WW2 vessels that had boarded, or stolen enemy ships. If I had been able to find one, I would have been writing that story, of a fairy captain and his fleet of pirate Abyssals.I'll look at it thanks.
since I was bored and got hung up on it (curse you plot bunnies) I thought about it and for some reason I got hung up on a weird double Isekai with the fairy being an SI and the shipgirl they are on an isekai protag. Also shamelessly stealing from Ace Combat because these games are amazing and that's the only way I could think of to make the combat scenes interesting from the point of view of the fairy that's not multiple variations of 'I aimed the ship's canons at the creepy lady and shot her'.
Age of sail ships could be funny for boarding action though, if you're looking to write a fairy tale
This would be especially interesting if it becomes a One Piece cross after ten or fifteen chapters. Luffy's reaction would be amazing.heh, 'fairy tale'. Age of sails girls would require a bunch of magical shipgirl BS handwaving to do much of anything, still if it was me I'd probably go with one of Oliver Levaseur's ships, after all being the ship of the guy that inspired Gol D Roger would have to count for something right?
Closest I can find is the Altmark Incident:Initially when doing my research for this story, I was trying to find WW2 vessels that had boarded, or stolen enemy ships. If I had been able to find one, I would have been writing that story, of a fairy captain and his fleet of pirate Abyssals.
Instead, weve got Babysub. So.
Age of sail ships could be funny for boarding action though, if youre looking to write a fairy tale
Aside from that, there were a few times when a ship was shot until it surrendered, and were then boarded and either searched or captured, but there the fighting was largely contained to normal naval gunner/torpedoes and so on, as far as I can tell.Wikipedia said:On board the Altmarkwere some 300[3] allied prisoners (officially internees), whose ships were sunk by the pocket battleship Graf Spee in the Southern Atlantic Ocean.
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After being intercepted by the destroyer HMS Cossack, captained by Philip Vian, Altmark sought refuge in the Jøssingfjord, but Cossack followed her in the next day.
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The Norwegian forces refused to take part in a joint escort, reiterating that their earlier searches of Altmark had found nothing. Vian then stated that he intended to board Altmark and invited the Norwegians to take part, but this was also refused. In the ensuing action, Altmark ran aground. The British then boarded her at 22:20 on 16 February, and – after some hand-to-hand fighting with bayonets – overwhelmed the ship's crew and went down to the hold.[7]:227–239 One of the released prisoners stated that the first they knew of the operation was when they heard the shout "any Englishmen here?" from the boarding party. When the prisoners shouted back "yes! We are all British!", the response was "well, the Navy's here!" which brought cheers.[8]
I've no idea how that would work but yes, Luffy would probably vibrate from hype fast enough to be used as a vibroblade by Zoro and his eyes would shine hard enough to power a small country.This would be especially interesting if it becomes a One Piece cross after ten or fifteen chapters. Luffy's reaction would be amazing.
In case you're not certain about that, it's actually relatively easy to calculate nautical miles, at least accurately enough for a rough figure. Divide range in yards by 2000, or range in feet by 6000, or range in kilometers by 2. 1 nm == 2028 yards/6076 feet/1.8519648 kilometers, for precise values, but considering the limits of accuracy in the measurement, the quick conversion numbers I gave are close enough and are quick and easy to do in your head. (I put it in that order because I tend to think of within-visual-range naval ranges in yards, since that's what gun range tables were calibrated in because someone way back in the age of the dinosaurs decided that artillery ranges would be measured in yards, probably because it made the math easier for some early computation that's long been superceded. Sort of like how NASA measures spacecraft speed in feet per second, because that's what the missile people in the military measured speed in back in the 50s, because that's what the artillery guys that they spun out of measured speed in before that, because some guy with brass on his shoulders decided back in the age of the dinosaur that they'd measure speed in feet per second because it'd make the computations easier in some now-outdated formula... or how, while a "nominal" atomic bomb for comparison purposes to laypeople would be about 20 kilotons because that's what Trinity and Nagasaki were, during the days of atmospheric testing, the vast majority of effects tests were done with a specific combination of outdated core and outdated implosion apparatus, because it gave a nice consistent one-kiloton yield that made the math much simpler in predicting effects, since you could just slot a "1" in for yield and effectively leave it out of the multiplication/division entirely... or the famous tale about standard railroad gauge, but I'm rambling now.)I may also switch to km over NM, as the ranges are a bit easier to calculate at any given time, and work better for a multi-national fleet rather than a purely US force. Ill even explain that in character rather than just making the change, but expect that.
Y'know, when I saw this, I was somehow expecting an entire chapter where the dialogue was all 'Hey'.If its wanted, I can put Fairy interludes as well, showing the internal changes and interactions onboard.
I've seen that done. It was surprisingly informative.Y'know, when I saw this, I was somehow expecting an entire chapter where the dialogue was all 'Hey'.
Id love a link to that chapter