Chapter 639 (2/2)

This is really horrible.

Even if the war of independence broke out, in Fogg's eyes, it was far less terrifying than the chief, the son of God.

It's too far away for Fogg to know, but the prosperous Aboriginal city on the edge of Jamestown is enough proof of the strength of the tribe.

Fogg knew very well that ten years ago, it was only a small tribe of the pamangis, a small tribe of more than 100 people. But ten years later, it has become a more prosperous city than Boston and New York.

Others don't know what the city called Norfolk looks like, but Fogg really knows.

As a neighbor, and a few years ago he had been in charge of salt trading, so Fogg knew the top military officer of Norfolk, Dahe, and the mayor of Norfolk, the young man named sharp stone.

When fog was trading salt with the gaoshu tribe, he knew the sharp stone. He knew that the young man was the iron brother of the son of God.

Because of this relationship and the fact that the chief, the son of God, seemed to have been good to the British, Fogg was often able to lead the trading team to trade some goods in Norfolk in the early days of the establishment of Norfolk. Although Norfolk stopped trading ten years ago, and the external blockade was severe, there was only one James River between Jamestown and Norfolk. Every day, commander Fogg could clearly know how strong Norfolk had developed in the past ten years.

Norfolk is just a city in the name of the chief, the son of God. There are several other cities in the same city, and their capital is said to be far more powerful than Norfolk.

In particular, the naval battle the summer before last year made Fogg even more frightened.

In the second year after the outbreak of the war of independence, three French sailing battleships disguised as pirates shelled Yorktown and Jamestown. As a result, they met four main ships of the Royal Navy in Jamestown, and the French fleet fled in a hurry.

You say you can run away. Why do you have to provoke the fierce guy in Dahe?

Others don't know Dahe's temper, but how can fog, who has been dealing with Dahe for so many years, not know that guy's toughness?

As a result, the French three main ships were sunk by Dahe's men in less than ten minutes.

At that time, Fogg fully understood the strength of the city's defense.

That's three main ships!

Fogg estimated that it was a short but absolutely tragic naval battle, and the damned army must have seen it.

Because before that naval battle, both Jamestown and Yorktown were often harassed by those big armies. If the two seaport fortresses were not too important and there were a large number of British troops stationed, they might have been occupied by those big armies.

After all, Fort Richmond in the West and Williamsburg, the capital of Virginia, one of the four political and economic centers of the thirteen colonies in North America, were occupied by those damn rebels the previous winter.

But since the end of the naval battle, those damned armies have never appeared again. Obviously, the big armies were also frightened by Norfolk's powerful military power.

But commander Fogg did not understand why Chesapeake Bay, which had been quiet for nearly two years, suddenly became lively again?