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The waves repeatedly washed ashore in the sea breeze originating from the south.

Although the wind was strong, the weather was pleasant and warm. It was quite hard to believe that it was mid-winter.

The tropical climate was due to the location of the island. Located about 150 nautical miles south of Leus, the uninhabited island, named Isu, was far from the mainland and expressed magnificent scenery.

Even though it was small and inconspicuous, the 7th regiment and the pirates of the sea knew the exact location of the small uninhabited island. It was even considered an important location.

Its significance was due to the fact that the island contained a drinkable water source.

Once, the 7th regiment attempted to build a fortress on Isu Island to create a strategic point in the inland seas. However, the plan was scrapped because the island was quite far from the mainland and the island itself was so small. It would have been difficult to erect a building that would accommodate hundreds of people.

Nevertheless, Isu Island was still considered an important location as a source of drinkable water and a strategic point between the southern and the central sea. The 7th regiment built a beacon station and temporary accommodation at the highest point of the island and...