The southern part of Kui Island was surrounded by a seawall nearly forty kilometers long.
This Great Sea Embankment had been piled up day and night over half a year by more than ten thousand Highland Slavers. Of course, tens of thousands of Gray Dwarf prisoners of war had also contributed during that time.
But the Highland Slavers' construction speed had to be mentioned. They used iron chains to secure the stones and quickly built up a stone foundation for the seawall in the sea.
When Commander Marchio led the Gray Dwarf Bandits in their attack on Kui Island, twenty Three-Masted Sailboats were blocked outside by this seawall.
Unfortunately, the seawall had not yet been completed. Otherwise, those Gray Dwarf Bandits would certainly have had to pay an even greater price to enter Kui Island.
It was also because of that war that the Highland Slaver prisoners on Kui Island suffered considerable losses.
More than two thousand Highland Slavers had been killed by the Gray Dwarf Bandits...
Several thousand more Highland Slavers had been injured.
That was why Roy had brought back ten thousand Highland Slaver prisoners from the Concentration Camp on the Pagisto Plateau this time. These Highland Slavers would take over the work of those currently on Kui Island and continue building the Great Sea Embankment.
The injured Highland Slavers would return to the Prisoner of War Camp on the Pagisto Plateau to recuperate for a while.
At dusk,
In the Highland Slaver camp, on the open ground in front of the stilted wooden huts,
The Highland Slavers gathered together. Their dinner mostly consisted of sea fish. Unlike the elves, who ate only fish and fruit, these Highland Slavers ate everything. Compared to sea fish, they preferred the oysters abundant on Kui Island's Sea Reef Rocks.
They had