Chapter 17: 17. Arrival At The Port

The land area of ​​the Greenland Empire was the smallest among the five empires. Because it was an island country, this country had been fighting against the turbulent sea. The indigenous people on the island attached great importance to the shipbuilding industry and attracted a large number of dwarf craftsmen. Now the shipbuilding industry in the Greenland Empire was very developed.

Carlin Port was a crescent-shaped harbor. There were many ships entering and leaving every day. The dock was always a busy scene. It started from the first ray of dawn in the east and was busy until the moonlight disperses.

On the cliff of the port was engraved a statue of a great navigator, Hearn the Prince of Navigation. He was the founder of the era of great navigation. He led the fleet to explore the unknown seas and opened up new routes, which made people from the Dragon Continent reach the Ancient Continent.

The rise of the new civilization enabled the calendar again, and this era was called the Golden Ocean Calendar, which began in 1400 when Hearn set sail.

After three hundred years, the people of Dragon Continent still pay respect to this navigator, whether it is a businessman, a pirate, or a navy.

Hearn was a symbol, a symbol of the beginning of the era of great sailing!

No matter how dangerous the sea is, it cannot stop people's ambition to conquer it!

One day in the Harvest Moon of 1745 in the Golden Ocean Calendar, the Black Pearl and the Mandela pushed the waves and slid into the embrace of Port Carlin. The two ships were docked side by side. It was not very conspicuous in a long row of moored ships.

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