Getting down from the ship, Li Jian took a deep breath and looked around. Seeing the scenery, he was relieved because the port was not worse than Jayapura Port at all. When he was informed that he would not be taken to the Bharatiya Empire's mainland but would be taken to one of its overseas territories, that too in the newly discovered continent, he was worried, thinking that he would have to live in the jungles and would have to constantly fend off attacks from wild animals. But from the looks of it, he was worried too much.
This port, named Bhanu Bhavana (Brisbane), although not as large as Manila, compared with size alone, it's not too far off from the port of Jayapura.
Hundreds of ships were still docked at the port, with a constant stream of people boarding and disembarking. The traffic flow was no different from the other two ports he had seen; people were hurrying around, creating a vibrant mercantile atmosphere.
