Khorijin stood at the bow of the SMS Linde and gazed upon the coast of the Crimean Peninsula. Where a small harbor and a sizeable settlement existed. Months ago, this city did not exist. Yet now it housed tens of thousands of her people. Though it was far from complete, more and more buildings were being finished every day.
In the months that followed Chagadai's defeat in Constantinople, Berengar had made use of his resources to rally the broken members of the Golden Horde and corral them into the Crimean peninsula. Where the Germans assisted with the construction and development of the region.
Outside of this city, whose architecture was eerily reminiscent of Russia's from Berengar's past life, were fertile fields, which made use of imported german fertilizer and mechanized tools which were drawn by beasts of burden. What was once a rather desolate area now contained a semi-modern settlement.
