Stepping on the solid pavement of the harbor, Delawan looked around as he jumped twice.
The pavement was unexpectedly firm, with no shifting at all. As expected of the abode of the Saint's Grandson, it was extraordinary.
At this landing dock, boxes of cargo stood like low walls along the lakeshore, nearly a hundred porters carrying boxes and sacks, transporting them to carts or wagons.
These goods would go by land to the river (Parra River) banks, and then by waterway to towns.
From the straw peeking out of the wooden boxes, it seemed this box contained wine or ceramics.
Although the Salvation Army had a tendency towards fundamentalism, they didn't enforce it strictly, only advocating against drinking and levying heavy taxes on luxury alcohol.
So, many regions newly under the Salvation Army's rule had a peculiar feeling.
This seemingly extremely conservative regime was surprisingly more relaxed and open than normal religious nations.
