Fictional Battleship Novels & Stories

“Sounds like fun.” After breakfast we finish breakfast, we wander around the city stopping in the various museums along the path as we come across them. So many sculptures and sights to take in. We stop at one museum and see a sculpture of Athena… She was the goddess of war. Thinking ahead to our own future with Augustus, dampens my mood. As if sensing my thoughts Josh suggest we head back home to start our plan of attack. And to prepare our defense against Augustus. Wars a messy business and many will be hurt or die, and I will be the cause of it all. But I plan to do my best to make sure my people survive.

They tore into each other, smashing things at home. "If it weren't for you, I'd be living large with the O'Connors. This is all your fault!" Sawyer barked. "Keep dreaming!" Mathilde shot back. "Think they would let a guy like you in their house? You're stuck with me!" "I'm gonna kill you!" Sawyer growled. My name came up often in their fights. "Just forget about them," I said, uninterested in their drama. "Let's focus on our lives instead." After settling my luggage and gifts from abroad, I went to the garden.

"The Mayor looked like he was about to fight fiercely, but he was actually giving a signal to Paya. There's a massive difference between the battle on land and water. "During the start of a battle on land, having all the soldiers shout together could improve morale and deter the enemy. But it's different when you battle on the water. You're giving your enemy enough time to prepare by making such a loud noise. Yes, warships are enormous, but they lack mobility. It will take a while before the warships arrive on the other side. "I'm afraid Paya and his army have already finished preparing their defenses by now." The smile on Darryl's face became brighter when he finished talking. He looked at

Later, a puff of smoke rose from the ground blurring the image of the monitor. Because Adrian’s subordinate had never seen anyone engage in a direct firefight at the border, everyone inside the battleship of the sea defends was shocked. “What’s going on here, Mr Taylor?” One of Adrian’s subordinates asked. “Leave it alone. Is there any new information from Nian?” “She saved them.” “Great!” Adrian paused for a moment, looking at the battle scene on the screen, and added, “Contact the police on the high seas and have them help the fighter. Capture Victoria’s boat before they escape.”

"The fog is unnatural. It carries the heavy stench of coppery blood-mana and scorched oil. Their vanguard is waiting for us just beyond the eastern needle-spires." "They intend to use the fog to surround us," Lyra analyzed, her slender fingers tracing the narrow sea channel on the brass map. "Their dreadnoughts are built of mahogany and blood-steel—they are heavy, but in these narrow waters, their numbers mean nothing if they cannot deploy their full broadsides."

The morning after Inquisitor Vane’s ultimatum, the Blackwater River looked like a graveyard of iron. Three massive Southern warships sat anchored in the center of the flow, their steam vents huffing rhythmic clouds of grey smoke into the pristine mountain air. They were "teeth" of a different kind—not bone and sinew, but coal and steel. ​Rhea stood on the battlements, her fingers tracing the rough stone of the manor. Beside her, Elias was a statue of suppressed fury. The grey-gold veins on his neck pulsed in time with the thrumming of the ships' engines.

Ever since I was brought back to the Colonna Famiglia, my adopted younger sister, Ilaria Colonna, has kept trying to push me into the arms of Luca Balzano, Don of the Balzano Famiglia. 99 times, to be exact. Every single time, she chokes out the same words to him. "The true Principessa of the Colonna Famiglia is the one you're supposed to marry. I'm nothing but an adopted daughter." She dumps every piece of jewelry Luca gives her into my room and keeps arranging opportunities for the two of us to be alone. She even drugs us both and locks us in a room together. Yet every single time, Luca pushes me away, choosing to spend the entire night soaking in ice-cold water rather than lay a finge

After the huge blue whale fell back into the sea, enormous waves hit the battleships! The several battleships were like small sailboats in the ocean, rocking constantly from the waves!

The appearance of another battleship made Marlee and others temporarily breathe a sigh of relief. She also was not sure whether the merchant ship's defense could withstand the attacks of the three partial Eternals. If they could not, they would be doomed. It did not matter whether the people on this new battleship were friends or foes. At least she could delay for a little while longer. David was sitting in the room, and he had put the little girl Peggy to bed. When the battleship first arrived, he had already sensed the strength of the incoming people using his mind power.

said Giya as she pointed at the second half of the mural. “If you just imagine that this huge building—that the ancients painted—was a battleship that could fly, then everything starts to make sense! Nearing the end of the mural, it’s shown that on the night before the heavenly soldiers’ burial, this huge battleship appeared and took three hundred young men and women away! See the king and the others bowing there? Don’t they look like they’re seeing them off? And then in the next panel, the battleship suddenly disappears!”