Thud!
One warship after another in the massive fleet docked in succession, transferring nearly seven thousand Ilya immigrants who had been tossed around on the sea for almost fifteen days to the shore.
A large batch of "Bregentine-type Two-Masted Mixed Sail Ships" in the fleet also resumed their old trade. Although the environment was not as harsh as when they served as slave ships, each ship still crammed in nearly 300 people.
Hence, the immigration work, which had lasted for four months, was basically declared complete.
The total number of Ilya immigrants reached 46,000, accounting for nearly one-sixth of the current total population of 266,000 in the Georgia Territory (including 20,000 from the Arawak Clan and three Huron tribes).
However.
Aiven knew well the saying that one cannot become plump with one bite; if he continued to receive a large population in a short period, it would only cause indigestion.
