Past Lilac

As trade with the Lilans became common, Roman Galleons and Carracks sailed there more frequently. The language of Rome, and the Lilacs were learned by both parties. There was even a small building for the TTC to operate out of.

The Romans brought silks, wines, and Olive oil, in return for whatever luxuries the Lilac peoples could get their hands on. After a time, a Roman Galleon, with three Carracks sailed past the Lilac Islands, with a party of translators, and landed in a large island West of them.

Their large ships were spotted from the port of Moa, they docked in the port. The ships were of a different color, but the most noticeable difference was the banners the ships flew. The ships arriving flew the banner of the TTC under the banner of Rome. The large men were looked at strangely, theyre skin white, their armor gleaming.

The TTC had arrived.