Two days of travel were enough for Vicente and Larissa to understand the war in Amae.
Unlike the fighting in Light Cay, which took place in secluded places, without the battles ever reaching the masses, the situation in Amae was completely out in the open.
They passed through two battlefields in these few days of travel, seeing not only areas devastated by the fighting of those involved in the conflict, but also many bodies and even wounded survivors.
Those involved in the war didn't seem at all concerned with hiding the trails of death they had been leaving across Amae, turning what had been a natural paradise until recently into a boiling battlefield.
The wounded were simply left behind to die slowly or even to survive and carry the message of what would happen to them to the island's tribes.
