Draped with stars and crowned with the moon, chasing the morning dew, the fish-belly white of the eastern horizon gradually turned into a red sky. By the time the red sun rose from the eastern skyline, the troop had already arrived at the Coral City Port.
The port had already gathered many knights, as well as their retainers.
"Captain Layden, I'll leave the assembly of the Black Knight Order to you," said Liszt as he saw Layden Pot, entrusting the task of assembly to him.
He then proceeded to discuss with Levis the allocation of his own ships.
The Tulip Family owned about fifty sea vessels, half of which were twin-mast cargo sailing ships; the remaining half comprised two-thirds twin-mast ordinary sailing ships and one-third twin-mast fast sailing ships. There were only two triple-mast ships, one being the Tulip— a triple-mast ordinary sailing ship, and the other being the Coral— a triple-mast cargo sailing ship.
Liszt certainly would not be assigned the triple-mast ships.
