The sea breeze was cold, carrying a faint firelight from afar, mixed with the scent of blood in the wind. The tide surged, crashing wave after wave against the last two Clark Galleons in San Juan Bay.
Among them, the larger one was the true flagship of the Castilian Expeditionary Army, the "Holy Light." With a displacement of 200 tons, it was armed with four 10-pound cannons and six 4-pound cannons; undoubtedly a top-of-the-line warship in Europe of this era! The slightly smaller one was the "Saint Paul," with a displacement of about 150 tons and armed with only four 8-pound cannons and four 4-pound cannons.
Nevertheless, even the "Saint Paul" was among the top three large ships of the expeditionary army. As the commander, Antonio naturally had the personal agenda to keep the best large ship for his own people!
"Holy Mother bless us! Quick! Let us board, board!"
