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The fortress groaned as the massive yellow energy shields flickered to life. Seconds later, a blinding pillar of white light slammed into the sea just yards away, turning the ocean into a frantic wall of steam. The shockwave rattled the Bastion to its core, snapping a supporting strut in the lower hull.

Elias didn't need the warning. He could see the faint, rhythmic glow of an enemy satellite locking on from the upper atmosphere. In this world, the war wasn't just fought on the waves; it was fought between the stars and the seabed.

The world dissolved into fire and thunder. The enemy ship, caught in the magnetic grip, had no chance. It disintegrated against the Bastion's reinforced hull in a shower of sparks and twisted metal. File: Forts.High.Seas.zip ...

Elias narrowed his eyes. "Let them come. Ready the . If they want to play with high-speed toys, let’s see how they handle a localized gravity well."

"Brace for impact!" he shouted, his voice barely audible over the roar of the rising tide. "We’re going to have to rebuild this fort from the waterline up!" The fortress groaned as the massive yellow energy

"Full power to the Energy Doors!" Elias barked into the comms. "Redirect from the wood-shop. We don't need reinforcements; we need to not be vaporized."

But there was no time to celebrate. Elias looked up to see a second Orbital Laser beginning its silent, deadly descent. He knew his energy doors were drained. Elias didn't need the warning

The Bastion’s massive crane-arm swung into position, the Magnabeam humming with a low, bone-shaking frequency. As the enemy cruiser leapt over a massive swell, Elias slammed the trigger. The beam caught the ship mid-air, pulling it violently toward the Bastion's armored side. "Fire the deck cannons—point-blank!"