Napoleon listened to the Indians' flawed French and followed them as they crossed the stream between two small hills.
He turned his head and saw the view ahead open up, revealing a small town situated right in the middle of a wide plain.
In truth, the so-called town was merely enclosed by a random circle of wooden fences, inside which lay numerous scattered small wooden houses and even plenty of thatched sheds.
However, Napoleon immediately spotted a towering clock tower with a cross on top, which was clearly a church.
On his way here, he had heard that almost all North American natives converted to Catholicism after arriving in Saint Louis Louisiana.
This wasn't uncommon; Spanish missionaries had previously attracted many believers, just not as successfully as Father Vigne.
