saying<em>Suzutsuki</em>is confused would probably the understatement of the century as she listens the explanation of the battleship Ari about their isolation. Part of her wonder just who exactly is the "contact" she is talking about... and why none of them ever try to trace the signal back to the said "contact". It is afterall the logical action to take when they are contacting an unknown party, hell they quite literally approaches her the moment she got into range of the communication line, whats stopping them from doing the same to this "contact"?<br/><br/>As she docks into the island, the destroyer's confusion just compound itself as she realizes that she had just develop a brand new definition of weird. So many ships which to her knowledge tend to not want to be in contact with each other much less be in the same fleet, are in the island and apparently getting rather cozy with each other. Several of them approaches her to greet her arrival and a certain battleship seems to be... "hitting on her" is what she thinks the human says about the attitude which the destroyer still have no idea how to deal with other than a simple, "Umm... thanks...."<br/><br/>Taking the chance to look around, the destroyer is suddenly wondering if someone has just hacked her sensor and replaced it with the bizarre view she is looking right now, 'Is that heavy Cruiser really seem to be trying to get as close to another heavy cruiser as possible... whose mental model seem to be carrying and munching popcorn while she using her projector to... play a movie....? Another western ship who speaks in South American accent? Just what the hell do I just walk in to....?' The destroyer finally opens a public link so that everyone in the area can hear her, "Umm... greeting everyone, I am Destroyer Suzutsuki. I will only be here for a short time but pleased to meet all of you. I would say that you can call me Suzu but since it seems we already have a "Suzu" here... you can call me Mizuki or Mitsuki instead...."