U-556: (Opens the door) Oh! Hello there! How can I help? Admiral: (Outside the door) Good morning, U-556. Is this a good time to come in? U-556: Of course, Admiral. Please, come in. We were just caught by surprise there. Admiral: I apologize for that. I wanted to see how everyone was coping with Bismarck's disappearance. U-556: It's been tough, Admiral. I can't speak for everyone, but we all miss her a lot. We were preparing a nursery for her and everything. Admiral: It's understandable. Bismarck had become an integral part of our fleet, and not having her around is hard. Have you received any news or clues about her whereabouts? U-556: No, Admiral. We've been searching the waters tirelessly, but there's been no sign of her. It's as if she vanished without a trace. Admiral: That's deeply concerning. I've contacted our allies and shared the information, hoping they might have seen or heard something. We won't give up until we find her. U-556: Thank you, Admiral. We appreciate your efforts. Bismarck's safety and well-being mean a lot to us. Admiral: She means a lot to all of us. Bismarck is not just a shipgirl; she's like family to everyone here. We'll keep searching, and I believe we'll find her soon. U-556: I hope you're right, Admiral. It's difficult not knowing if she's safe, especially with her being heavily pregnant. Admiral: I understand, U-556. We're doing everything we can. In the meantime, let's focus on taking care of each other and remaining hopeful. Bismarck would want us to stay strong. U-556: You're right, Admiral. We won't let her down. We'll keep the nursery prepared and ready for her return. Admiral: That's the spirit, U-556. I have faith that she'll come back to us. Let's stay united and keep hope alive. U-556: Thank you, Admiral. Your support means a lot to us. We'll continue our search and await her return. Admiral: I'll be here to support you every step of the way, U-556. Together, we'll bring Bismarck back home.