Chapter 168: The Fleet Admiral that Blackmailed Lowengren

The dark sea that separated Africa from the Arabian Nations was one of the most dangerous areas in the world.

The tensions between these two nations were something that the world continuously monitored. Before the Australian Avarice which created tension in the south-east Asian region, Africa and the Arabian Nations had always been the center of attention. Although Xenophobic Egypt was just up north, the southern area of the Red Sea had been an area of the world's most dominating and bloody battles.

"The Red Sea looks oddly peaceful." A tall man stood wearing a strange black helmet that was tinted black.

He stood at the roof of a small building roughly eight stories high. The building had an extremely defensive structure and compartments and the city itself was full of soldiers. The building had an open area on the roof which allowed a pair of soldiers to watch the wide-stretching seas that could explode into battle any minute.