April 21, 1792, the last batch of grain purchased through Samaria merchants by Roland arrived at Emre Port. The previous day, similar products bought through merchants from other countries also arrived, but in much smaller quantities.
This final batch of grain came from the distant Nubian Kingdom, traversing the vast Land Sea and Sunset Ocean, finally reaching its destination after a month-long journey.
To welcome their arrival, Director Schmidt of the Port Authority personally led the staff to greet them.
In addition, he hung up an exaggerated red banner as per the requirements of the Department of Commerce.
Though unaware of the origin of this custom, it was said to be a demand of the Lord Governor, and naturally, the Port Authority dared not question it.
Could it be some damned custom from the homeland of those Samaritan merchants?
Standing by the dock, Director Schmidt thought somewhat indifferently.
