The newly constructed Bharatiya Navy has been split into three different fleets commanded by the commanders Akhil, Prasanna Nair, and Gautam. In total, the Bharatiya Empire has constructed 712 warships in the past two years, among which 25% of the ships are commanded by Prasanna Nair, 30% by Akhil, and 45% by Gautam.
22nd August 1659
300 kilometres off the coast of Somalia and two days away from the Bharatiya forward naval base in Seychelles.
Commander Akhil currently has command over 8 Delhi-class battleships, 2 Guwahati-class armed merchant ships, 9 Pune-class battleships, 45 Colombo-class frigates, 15 Chennai-class clippers, 90 Amravati-class frigates, and 45 Kolkata-class clippers.
Akhil, sailing through the Gulf of Aden, looked through the telescope and found a silhouette of an island that had no traces of civilization. The island almost looked uninhabited if not for the pegs that were dug in the coast, which Akhil thought were for some merchant ships to temporarily dock.
