As the second-in-command of Japan, Takahashi Morita was currently on his ship, flying into a rage.
"That bastard Xiao Zezheng'Er, he's a disgrace to the empire. Surrendering without a fight is simply unforgivable; it's an insult to imperial soldiers, and he's tarnished the spirit of Bushido. And those traitors, ungrateful wretches..."
Takahashi Morita, indeed, as Xiao Zezheng'Er said, is a man of bravery but lacks wisdom. However, such a personality is quite popular in the current Japanese social environment, especially since he has a high-ranking uncle looking after him.
In fact, East Africa and Japanese society are somewhat similar, both being countries with a strong militaristic atmosphere, where straightforward personalities are often more adept at handling things.
Of course, Japan is too extreme, far surpassing East Africa, even Prussia, possibly due to the geographical influence of being an island nation.
