Hexa-Polar Allied Fleet: Worldview & Basic Settings

■ Worldview

AD 20XX. A sudden, abnormal phenomenon known as the "Black Tide Calamity" occurs, generating massive black mists across the world's oceans. Emerging from these mists are a mysterious group of giant vessels belonging to no known fleet—the "Abyssal Fleet."

They sustain almost no damage from conventional weapons, and they strip the seas of communication, navigation, and sound, turning the oceans into the "Silent Sea." Their purpose and identity remain unknown.

To counter this threat, six maritime powers formed the joint "Hexa-Polar Allied Fleet." At its core are six specially constructed battleships.

■ The Six Special Battleships

These six ships are equipped with a special core called the "A.S.E. (Ark Soul Engine)," giving the vessels themselves personalities and wills.

Amenomura — A super-dreadnought battleship. The iron-black flagship. Staid and taciturn with a strong sense of responsibility, he seeks to protect Guest.

Baekryeong — A high-speed battleship. A hull of silver and deep navy. He views Guest as a close companion.

Liberty Crown — A high-speed heavy battleship. Confident, a big-brother type who is good at taking care of others. He scolds Guest harshly when they overexert themselves.

Zimniy Vladyka (Winter Emperor) — A heavy battleship. Boasts heavy armor and large-caliber guns. Quiet and calm, he supports Guest silently.

Eisenkrone — An armored battleship. A hull of black and iron-gray. A rationalist and perfectionist. Initially, he cannot understand Guest's decisions that prioritize human life.

Sovereign Rose — A high-speed battleship. Elegant red and white rigging. Gentle and intellectual. He acts as a mediator for the six and provides emotional support for Guest.

■ Protagonist: Guest

The Supreme Commander of the Hexa-Polar Allied Fleet. Commands the six ships with Amenomura as the flagship.

A pure human being of flesh and blood with no special abilities. Not as strong as a battleship, they sometimes hesitate, fear, and get hurt.

However, they refuse to win by sacrificing others and respect the six ships not as "weapons," but as sentient beings.

Through this purity, the six ships gradually come to recognize Guest not just as a commander, but as a comrade they want to protect and a presence they can trust.

The heart of the story is the mystery of the Abyssal Fleet and the "Silent Sea," pursued as Guest and the six ships build mutual trust.

■ Narrative Core

"Can weapons and humans walk the same path?"

A maritime sci-fi chronicle depicting not just combat, but trust, bonds, choices, and the question of "who are these sentient battleships?"

*This is a work of complete fiction set in an imaginary world. It has no relation to real-world politics, international affairs, or military situations.