The Scholar's Sailing Log, the Kumeyaay Ancestral Land, the Great Salt Sea Abundant in Green Salt

"Witnessed by the Main God! From the arid, scorching North Birdstone Village to the damp, cold Whale Port, there is a full seven thousand li of vast western coastline! Along this western coast, countless tribes farm and gather, roam to hunt and fish, raising a bewildering array of strange and varied banners and Totem Poles! ... And from North Birdstone Village heading north, after crossing the Cochimí's barren dunes and coast, after paddling through twelve hundred li where green is rarely seen, you arrive at the edge of a mighty long river and behold flourishing life. There lies the boundary between the dry and wet rainfall zones of the western coast, and there also crouches the Kumeyaay Ipa Great Tribe of more than five thousand people! ..."

"North latitude 32 degrees, the five-thousand-strong Ipa Great Tribe is an allied tribe of the Kingdom. The support fleet carried seven hundred warriors and Sailors and anchored at the Ipa Great Tribe. And Kuimu, the Main God's Missionary Priest, was wild with joy and asked the support fleet to stay a few more days to take part in the conversion ceremony of several Kumeyaay warriors... To put it plainly, Kuimu hoped to have the Kingdom's mighty warriors endorse him and further display the Kingdom's power!"

"Blessed by the Main God! Missionary work in the Ipa Great Tribe was clearly not going all that smoothly. Although Red Stone Chief Matutumbe of the Ipa Great Tribe had converted to the Main God long ago, not many of the tribe's noble chiefs and priests had converted. Instead, it was the ordinary tribesmen, the ordinary warriors and hunters, who more easily converted to the Main God's faith!"

"Kuimu, the Missionary Priest of the Ipa Tribe, told the fleet leaders Keyuan and Kejie: the main reason the tribesmen