When<em>Effingham</em>and<em>Bayern</em>found<em>Zara</em>, well.... They could understand why she was swearing the air blue.<br/><br/>The heavy cruiser of Fog was currently over what was once part of the American city of Honolulu, and was in a very undignified position; she was canted to one side, with her stern was raised clean up out of the water (revealing her green anti-fouling paint), and her bows as far back as her superstructure were right under the surface of the water- if they had so cared to check their sonar, they would have seen that the heavy cruisers' prow was actually cutting into a sunken street.<br/><br/>The reason for this undignified predicament was immediately obvious; poor<em>Zara</em>had come off second best with an encounter with another ship, a massive rust-covered leviathan of the seas, whose lines and faded, chipped paintwork identified it as nothing short of a battleship. Specifically, the museum vessel formerly known as BB-63, USS<em>Missouri</em>of the<em>Iowa</em>-class of Fast Battleships.