"It's Lieutenant Colonel Kuro!"
The navy officer saluted the end of the warship and said, "We haven't been attacked, and no one has called for help. It's been a long time since any pirates have come here. Ah... anyway, please come in."
The iron gate slowly rose, revealing the harbor inside.
This gate prevents ordinary people from parking there; only by opening the gate can one enter and park.
Inside the port, there is another door.
The warship entered the harbor and docked at the forward berth.
Kuro glanced at the iron gate in front of him and couldn't help but click his tongue, "It really is damn sealed off."
In front of the main gate, there were several reception desks with some staff sitting there, seemingly to check ordinary people before they could pass.
The navy officer who had spoken earlier had already led several men down to greet them.
"Lieutenant Colonel!"
The navy officer saluted Kuro on the deck and said, "I am the lieutenant here. Welcome to Tada Town. Could you please tell me more about the emergency call you mentioned?"
The captain next to him spoke up: "Yesterday we received a distress call from Tada Town. We thought it was a pirate attack, so we came to check... Is there really no attack? No one at the port, but what about the town inside?"
The lieutenant asked doubtfully, "I just changed shifts yesterday, and there haven't been any attacks inside... Perhaps you could go see our base commander, Lieutenant Colonel Nicholas, he might know something."
"Lieutenant Colonel?" the captain looked at Kuro.
“Since we’re already here, let’s take a look… It’s also a good opportunity to rest and replenish our supplies and ammunition,” Kuro said.
"yes!"
The captain directed the navy to lower the steps, and Kuro and the others went down.
"The lieutenant colonel wants to enter the town, so hurry up and open the gate," the captain said to the lieutenant.
"this..."
At this moment, the lieutenant said somewhat awkwardly, "Lieutenant Colonel, there's a rule here: you have to look at the contents of the plaque before you can go in. Otherwise, I don't have the authority to let you in. This is their country's internal affair."
"plaque?"
A group of people glanced over and saw that the gate occupied a small part of the city wall, and on the gate, a huge plaque took up most of the space, with some rules written on it.
Most of it was local law, but one clause made Chloe wonder: "Female doctors aren't allowed in?"
"Because the Kingdom of Tada is a theological kingdom."
Lida seemed somewhat unfazed, saying, "The people here are quite strange. They follow ancient doctrines and seem particularly averse to witches and female doctors. However, the cranberry juice here is delicious."
"You've been here before?" Kro asked.
“Of course, I’ll be wherever there’s delicious food,” Lida said proudly.
"Kuro, shall we go get some cranberry juice later?"
Lida looked at Kuro, only to find him staring blankly at the plaque, then giving them a strange look.
“What are you seeing?” he asked.
“It’s the local rule,” Lida tilted her head. “The words are so big, can’t you see them?”
"rule..."
Kuro looked at the plaque again; he didn't see any rules there. The huge plaque clearly depicted a story...
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