December 2nd, 1655
On the Coast of the Arabian Sea, Region of Baluchistan, Dakshin Bharatiya Empire
It was a bright sunny day. Thousands of ships traversed back and forth between Baluchistan and the western coast of the empire, bringing with them countless hopes, dreams, and rare opportunities. These vessels, numerous in number, were the main transportation platform for the empire to project its influence onto the land of Baluchistan.
Additionally, the shipping route was the only way the empire could send supplies; hence, the ships, aside from bringing essential war supplies, continuously transported materials essential for the construction of infrastructure in the region, including materials such as cement and bricks.
