"For some reason, part of the opposing warships have slowed down..." The chief of staff said to Bernard, "It could be a deliberate rear guard or a rescue mission."
"The other side is passing through the area where they had previously sunk warships, which might be because of rescuing people." Bernard glanced at the sea chart and spoke to the chief of staff.
"The satellite can pass overhead in another 17 minutes, and we might receive photos transmitted back by the satellite." The officer in charge of intelligence collection reported.
After years of development, satellites of the Great Tang Empire no longer need to return to the surface and provide intelligence in the form of film.
Now they can transmit images via signals, though the resolution is quite touching. By today's standards, it's practically no different from being pixelated.
