The fishmen's rainy-season revelry had no effect on Wrynn Territory and caused no losses.
Medivh was willing to let the fishmen pass through his territory into Wan River, easing their frustration and preventing them from lashing out at the Azure Wave Merchant Group's merchant ships.
After receiving Medivh's notice, the two Azure Wave Dragons overseeing the Wan River estuary had their Dragon Servants clear the channel and let the fishmen into Wan River.
The fishmen had long made a habit of diving through the stretch of river in Wrynn Territory, then waiting farther upstream for the floodwaters to spread so they could forage in the flooded areas.
Not every place was a Block City. West of Wrynn Territory, there were plenty of thickets and wastelands. Livestock that hadn't been moved before the floods, along with wild animals caught in them, became food for the fishmen.
The empty villages left behind by residents who had gone to seek shelter became treasure troves for the fishmen. They dug up leftover food and picked out tools they liked to use as weapons.
Most fishmen roamed the wilderness and villages, and rarely launched attacks on towns packed with humans.
But "rarely" didn't mean never. Every rainy season, there were bloody incidents in which fishmen slipped into towns in groups on nights of torrential rain to hunt or attack.
The Wantu Plain, more than fifteen hundred kilometers wide, was the main hunting ground for fishman tribes in the southern region of Odyssey.
Because of the South Bank Wall, fishmen couldn't enter the Wantu Plain from the south bank of Tu River.
There were more fishmen in Wan River than anywhere else every rainy season, and they could only enter the Wantu Plain from the river's north bank.
The number of fishmen in Tu River, once