A day in the Sultans port

A day in the Sultans port

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The Sultans port is a popular piece of literature in Poppy cotton fields due to a line mentioning it, despite omitting the fields part of the name. It was written by a local kelp drier that would later become the famous Amos Vereintengar it depicts the corruption of the local authority's and the merchants coming in. The book would become popular in Poppy cotton duchy and less so other places with the exception of the Sultane where they are so proud of the system they created every navy men and government official has at least one.
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