The next day, the battle is still going on. The enemy fleet is surrendering, and they're ready to surrender their battleship to the U.S. . They're just "rich kids" who want to "worship as their master" . Geez, that's kind of a weird way to describe the situation, right? It's hard to believe that the enemy fleet has surrendered, but it's not like they don't want to surrender. They just want to be loyal to their master. Okay, now that the battle's over, zhuohan gets to the point: he wants to know what's going on, and he's got a deal: if the enemy surrenders, he'll return the battleship to him. If the enemy doesn't need the battleship, he says, there's just one condition: they'll have to sign a contract with the government of the Republic of the Congo, which means that they have to obey the government's orders. Ooh, sounds like a good deal. Two hours later, dingzhuohan lures a fleet back to the fleet, and roger is all, "Gee, you can control a battleship like this!" . What's more, the battleship can go 90 degrees at a 90 degree angle . Yep, the guys on the other side of the ship have no problem surviving 72 hours on the battlefield. The battle is over, and the guys are ready to take a breather. roger orders his men to divide up into two groups, so they can take turns resting. Oops, we're not sure what that means.