At the dock of the tribe, Einar was saying goodbye to his wives as he had to start taking all the new settlers and soldiers to the North fort that he had founded on the island.
Unlike the expedition that they had done last year, Einar this time only planned to stay for about a week or two because if they stayed longer it would be unnecessary because the creation process had to be done by the new settlers completely alone.
He would only be in charge of supervising the first stages of the construction of the village since the fort was in a good area and the other thing he had to guarantee was that there was a nearby water source or, failing that, a water well could be made with which to obtain the vital liquid without many problems.
After saying goodbye, he boarded the ship with his father, and then the great ship began to set sail towards the north. Unlike the first expedition, the outward journey was much faster.
