Three days later.
Lynn woke up early.
After having breakfast, he walked out of the cabin and headed towards the distant dock.
Since Red went to lead the soldiers in archery training, only a few guards remained by his side to protect him.
In fact, Lynn even considered dismissing a few guards.
But he was persuaded not to by Kuisi.
The presence of the guards, even if there was no danger in this territory, could help him with some odd jobs.
He hadn't yet reached the dock.
Lynn already saw that a nearby shipyard was in the final stages of completion.
The support under the shipyard had been completed, and dozens of apprentices were nailing the wooden platform.
The platform was not particularly large; Lynn estimated it to be about two thousand square meters.
If the waterways were open in the future, the platform would be more than sufficient for constructing longships.
