In the eighth year since the establishment of the Vine Tribe, mid-June.
After the construction of the Beaver Tribe's docks, water transportation for the Vine Tribe became more convenient. This advantage enabled them to boldly clear lands suitable for farming on both banks of the river.
With smooth water transportation, even areas far from the Vine Tribe can have personnel, agricultural tools, fertilizer, harvested grains, vegetables, and other materials transported in a timely manner.
The first piece of farmland opened up by the Vine Tribe outside their territory is about five kilometers from the tribal residence. It is a large flat land formed by river-borne sediment, currently covered with reeds and various weeds and shrubs.
"Woo woo..."
Ten large ships docked along the riverbank in sequence. After lowering sails and dropping anchor, a thick wooden plank was extended from the deck of each ship to connect with the river beach.
