Bayern finished the construction of the rail gun even though a cease fire had been ordered. It only took another few minutes to finish it and then after storing the processes and pattern she had used to make the weapon she began to deconstruct it. She was a big and heavy ship as it was she couldn’t keep the heavy weapon around without becoming too top heavy or ruining her balance, not to mention slowing her down. She was already one of the slowest members of the fleet she couldn’t afford to get any slower.  “The gun has to go bye-bye, Mizuki.  It would make me too heavy.” She said with a disappointed sigh. She’d really wanted to fire it too but at least she’d be able to make it a bit faster next time.<br/><br/>When Zara drew alongside her the German dreadnaught waved to the heavy cruiser. “Hello Zara. You okay? I’m good. Haven’t even gotten a scratch.” She asked cheerfully as she ran over to greet the heavy cruiser with a big smile on her face. It seemed that not even battle could truly phase the energetic dreadnaught. It was all just another game to her albeit one with high stakes. Bayern had thankfully come out mostly unscathed. The smaller ships hadn’t been able to overcome her klein field on their own, big guns and big shields was how her ship had been made, and the bigger ones had all been focused on the others.