Silver Era, September 1473, Netherland Kingdom, Royal Capital Amsterdam.
Creak... Creak...
Massive windmills turned with the wind, like towering giants touching the sky, a magnificent sight under the dawn's light.
Around 40% of the land in this coastal country is below sea level, forcing them to continuously reinforce their sea barriers.
They have also built numerous windmills and pumping facilities to ensure the country's drainage and irrigation.
The windmills, large and small, have become a beautiful landscape on this land.
The Royal Capital Amsterdam is undoubtedly the most dazzling jewel among them.
It is the tulip capital on the East Coast, the diamond capital, one of the most important returning ports of the Great Nautical Age, and the largest financial center on the Silver Continent.
Despite the small land area, there are over sixteen thousand merchant ships and hundreds of warships, making it indisputably one of the strong countries of the Great Nautical Age.
