Four days later, at the eastern coastline of the Barisan continent, there was a small fishermen village. The village had tens of villagers, and most of them were fishermen who had been fishing for generations.
In the past, when the continent was still covered by the protective barrier, these villagers could only sail not too far from the coastline, but they could still catch enough fish to keep their economy moving and fill their bellies. However, since the barrier disappeared, they could sail much farther, and they could also catch many more fish, which in the end elevated their condition.
At this moment, a few fishermen had just come back from fishing. Their catch was satisfying, with many fishes caught inside the net. Their ships anchored near the simple dock, and they moved their catch to the land through it.
"What a great catch today too. At this point I don't think we will run out of fish," one of the fishermen said as he helped pull the net full of fish from the ship.
