Land transport was troublesome when it crossed borders. Traveling through another family's territory meant paying a commercial tax.
The Wrynn Family only sold its goods to neighboring territories by land.
For cross-border transport, they mainly relied on air and sea routes.
The sea routes could reach not only Black Mountain City-State but also other coastal city-states, so Medivh considered them worth maintaining.
Whatever the case, the Murloc tribes of Southwest Cape were his target.
He had coveted the cape for a long time. Once the Dragon Palace Clan had grown strong enough, he would nibble away at the coastal waters and have the Clan's Dragons claim the sea.
After the floodwaters receded, reconstruction began. The nobles of Odyssey City-State had governed the region for more than thirty years and had not been brought down by the Sea Clan's unrest.
The farmers who had taken refuge in fortress after fortress returned home, using the silt left by the flood as fertilizer to grow all kinds of crops.
The floods would be followed by a bountiful harvest. The grain yield in the middle and lower reaches of Odyssey would be exceptionally high next season.
Medivh sent some of the Skeleton Engineering Team to help clear silt from the towns and take part in the reconstruction. In return, they received the corpses of Murlocs and members of the Sea Clan.
There were more Murloc corpses. Murlocs didn't eat their own kind, and they had no custom of taking their companions' bodies with them.
There were also plenty of corpses from all sorts of Sea Clan creatures, including shrimp soldiers, crab generals, and Shark-men.
There were very few Scale-men corpses. Scale-men had a custom of returning to their roots, and they had taken all the remains they could back to the East Sea.
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