• 6869
• Elena
  Hey, Player, I have another request...
  I want to look around this city on my own. Can I?

• 6870
• How will you respond?

• 6871
• Why alone?

• 6872
• Sure.

• 6873
• Elena
  Well...
  Come on, everyone wants to be alone sometimes, right? I promise I'll be back before we set sail! Thanks!

• 6874
• Elena
  Really!? Thank you! Okay, see you later then!

• 6875
• Port Official
  ...
  All right, you have now officially arrived at Buenos Aires. Your next stop will be San Antonio. Oh yes, the first fleet to sail around the world stayed here for a long time.
  They wanted to study the great La Plata river that flows next to this city. As for why they were doing that...

• 6876
• Port Official
  ...My, it seems that something is going on at the bar...

• 6877
• Sailor
  My my, aren't you a tiny little thing.

• 6878
• Elena
  Mr Sailor, I have something to ask you about the people that first sailed around the world...

• 6879
• Sailor
  The people who...
  Ah, you mean Magellan's fleet? It depends on what you want to hear, but you don't really expect me to tell you for free, now do you? Don't worry, all I want is a single drink. I'd say that's a pretty good deal, wouldn't you?

• 6880
• Elena
  Uh... I don't have any money though...

• 6881
• Sailor
  What?
  ...Okay, if you don't have any money, I'll just take that rosary you've got around your neck instead.

• 6882
• Elena
  You can't! My grandfather gave this to me... He said I can never lose it or give it to anyone else...

• 6883
• Sailor
  Heh heh. That sounds promising. Hey, let me see it.

• 6884
• What do you want to do?

• 6885
• Buy him a drink.

• 6886
• See what happens.

• 6887
• Sailor
  Come on, let me have it.

• 6888
• Elena
  I... I said no...

• 6889
• Elena
  Player...

• 6890
• Sailor
  Hey now, I'm happy to accept a drink, but you don't have any money either.

• 6891
• Sailor
  Heh heh. All right then, little girl, hand over that rosary.

• 6892
• Elena
  I... I said no...

• 6893
• Bought the sailor a Pulque.

• 6894
• Elena
  Oh, Player...
  You don't have to...

• 6895
• Sailor
  Hm... The drink's here. Now I feel almost cheated...
  But, you did buy me a drink, so I'll tell you what I know.

• 6896
• Sailor
  The fleet that travelled around the world apparently stopped here as well.
  They say they were looking for a "strait" that would lead from the eastern coast of the New World to the western coast...

• 6897
• The reason why the strait is so important is
  to reach the Spice Islands. Don't you think so?
  But, the real situation is what made things this way.
  At the time the eastern sea route
  it was entirely Portugal's domain.
  If a rival Spanish ship was found there
  it would immediately be seized.
  Even if the Spice Islands were discovered
  without the use of the strait you could still
  make plenty of profit from just discovering
  where such spices are produced. Magellan,
  who planned this route, was determined
  to discover this strait, however.
  Plus, on the latest maps of the time this strait
  was drawn clear as day despite the fact
  that it was not supposed to have been discovered yet.
  This raised his hopes even further.
  So, when he saw the mouth of the River Plate he thought
  that was the strait and began a diligent survey
  of the area.
  And well, you know the result of that, right?

• 6898
• The fleet grew tired and hungry as they asked themselves, where the strait was. Did it even exist? This map seems fishy. Was all our hard work for nothing? Despite the situation, the Admiral decided to head even further south with a fervour far apart from other people...

• 6899
• Sailor
  You understand how painful this decision was for them, right Voyager? Eventually, this led to a painful situation... Of which I don't know the details.

• 6900
• Elena
  I see...

• 6901
• Elena
  Thanks, Player!
  I swear I'll make it up to you for this someday!

• 6902
• Sailor
  Come on, hurry up and give me that rosary!

• 6903
• Elena
  I... I said no...

• 6904
• What do you want to do?

• 6905
• Buy him a drink.

• 6906
• See what happens.

• 6907
• Elena
  Player...

• 6908
• Sailor
  Hey now, I'm happy to accept a drink, but you don't have any money either.

• 6909
• Sailor
  Heh heh. All right then, little girl, hand over that rosary.

• 6910
• Elena
  I... I said no...

• 6911
• At that time, in Seville--

• 6912
• Elcano
  Enter.

• 6913
• Servant
  Master Elcano...
  We've captured Barbosa.

• 6914
• Elcano
  Oh ho. How wonderful.

• 6915
• Servant
  In addition, we now know that Barbosa is looking for Pigavetta's journal, and...

• 6916
• Elcano
  What?! Did you just say Pigavetta's journal!?

• 6917
• Servant
  Yes sir. There's no mistake.
  Barbosa has asked a number of the Voyagers taking part in the worldwide route plan to search for it.

• 6918
• Elcano
  No!! That sneaky dog...!!

• 6919
• Servant
  What would you have us do, sir?

• 6920
• Elcano
  Identify the Voyagers he talked to as soon as possible. While you're doing that, find out all you can about Barbosa. I don't care what it takes; just find out where that journal is!!

• 6921
• Servant
  Yes, sir!

• 6922
• Elcano
  Why... Why would something like that turn up now...

• 6923
• Port Official
  Yes, this counts as reaching San Antonio.
  However, the real problem starts here. The further south you go the worse the conditions are for human survival... The air becomes frozen and trees are very sparse...
  Of course the fleet that sailed around the world experienced this as well, and to the limit nonetheless! When that fleet reached here it was winter, unlucky for them as it may be. The fleet would stop in San Julian Bay to pass the winter but due to their dissatisfaction with the Admiral and the panic brought on by not being able to find the strait that would let them pass through to the west coast, not to mention their dwindling food supplies and piercing cold, the sailors began to think that perhaps they weren't going to make it...

• 6924
• A rebellion erupted!
  There was no strait.
  The rebels demanded to begin looking
  for the Spice Islands through an eastern route.
  The rebel leaders were the captains of three of the ships.
  Three of the five ships fell onto the rebellion side,
  and the situation was obviously dire for the Admiral.

• 6925
• Port Official
  Incidentally, how would you have handled the situation?

• 6926
• What will you answer?

• 6927
• Try to convince them.

• 6928
• Give in to their demands.

• 6929
• Fight them.

• 6930
• Port Official
  You are a kind person... No doubt your crew admire you for your virtue...

• 6931
• Port Official
  However, this rebellion ended up meeting an unexpected end.

• 6932
• Admiral Magellan remained perfectly calm
  during the situation and moved to steal
  two of the rebellious ships.
  He succeeded, and ran off with them.
  The ships were gone in an instant,
  leaving the rebels dejected and despondent.
  The rebellion was over in a matter of days.

• 6933
• Afterwards, the separated leaders were at peace,
  at least for a while.

• 6934
• Port Official
  It was the correct decision. They assessed the situation, and determined that the voyage was a failure. On top of that, they were now in a highly disadvantageous situation. Going home was the best choice available.

• 6935
• But, Admiral Magellan remained perfectly calm
  during the situation and moved to steal
  two of the rebellious ships.
  He succeeded, and ran off with
  them.
  The ships were gone in an instant,
  leaving the rebels dejected and despondent.
  The rebellion was over in a matter of days.

• 6936
• Afterwards, the separated leaders were at peace,
  at least for a while.

• 6937
• Port Official
  Ha ha... That is the same choice that the fleet Admiral, Magellan, made as well. But his actions after that were far from usual...

• 6938
• Admiral Magellan remained perfectly calm during
  the situation and moved to steal two of the rebellious ships.
  He succeeded, and ran off with them.
  The ships were gone in an instant,
  leaving the rebels dejected and despondent.
  The rebellion was over in a matter of days.

• 6939
• Afterwards, the separated leaders were at peace,
  at least for a while.

• 6940
• Port Official
  However, after this rebellion, the stranded fleet would be reduced to four ships while the Santiago was off scouting... From one crisis to another... I hope there aren't any crises for you...

• 6941
• Port Official
  Oh yes, I almost forgot. Your next port is Ushuaia. It's very likely you haven't heard of it before, but it's on Tierra del Fuego, an island at the very southern tip of the continent. Just take the Magellan strait west. Incidentally, it's said that Magellan was also the one to discover and name that island. Ah, but I've been talking for too long. Take care!

• 6942
• Elena
  Hey, Player, where do we port at next?

• 6943
• What will you answer?

• 6944
• Ushuaia.

• 6945
• None of your business.

• 6946
• Elena
  Ushu? Aia?
  ...
  ...Uh huh. So it's an island that this Magellan guy both found and named, huh? I've never heard of it before... But, I can go anywhere as long as it's with you, Player!

• 6947
• Elena
  Aw, come on! I can go anywhere as long as it's with you, Player!

• 6948
• Meanwhile, in Seville--

• 6949
• Servant
  Master Elcano...

• 6950
• Elcano
  What is it?

• 6951
• Servant
  It's about determining the adventurers Barbosa talked to. There were several of them, and they're likely all out at sea... So I'm afraid it will be very difficult to find them... In addition, Barbosa has proven to be quite stubborn, and still refuses to say anything whatsoever... Yet, if we torture him any further, his body will surely give out.

• 6952
• Elcano
  Blast...! How frustrating!

• 6953
• Servant
  However, we do have a report from one of the men who investigated Barbosa's background that he also has a daughter.

• 6954
• Elcano
  Daughter...?

• 6955
• Servant
  A young daughter, he says. Most likely adopted.

• 6956
• Elcano
  Oh ho... Barbosa with an adopted daughter, eh... That's the first I've heard of that, but we may be able to use her. Bring her here.

• 6957
• Servant
  I... Sir, I...

• 6958
• Elcano
  What is it?

• 6959
• Servant
  She was spotted in Las Palmas, but her whereabouts thereafter are unknown...

• 6960
• Elcano
  How far could a little girl get on her own? Search Las Palmas up and down and find her!

• 6961
• Servant
  Yes, sir!

• 6962
• Elcano
  Also...
  Bring Barbosa here. I'll interrogate him myself.

• 6963
• Servant
  Yes sir!!

• 6964
• Port Official
  Hello, we've been waiting for you. This is Ushuaia.
  You must be traversing the Magellan Strait as well. Doesn't it make you nervous, taking this route? The fleet that first travelled around the world wondered if this was truly the strait they had been searching for as they conducted their long search. At long last, they found a route that led to the west of the New World.
  However...

• 6965
• While exploring this strait, the San Antonio was lost.
  Although there were pre-determined measures for dealing with these kinds of situations, in this case they were completely useless.
  That's because the San Antonio had run off on its own to go back to this country.
  And so, after the loss of the Santiago, and the disappearance of the San Antonio, the fleet was down to three ships.

• 6966
• Port Official
  However, everyone who remained was thrilled to make it to the western coast of the New World. Until they discovered the hell that awaited them next...

• 6967
• What question do you want to ask?

• 6968
• Hell?

• 6969
• What happened?

• 6970
• Port Official
  The hell known as peace.
  On the western coast of the New World lay nothing but clear skies and gentle waves, along with perfect sailing conditions.
  Magellan named this sea "Mer Pacifico", or "The Sea of Peace".

• 6971
• However, at the time the size of this sea was thought to be much smaller than it really was.
  On top of that, there were absolutely no islands where they could procure supplies. It was a desert made of seawater.
  It was obvious to everyone that their supplies were greatly inadequate for letting them cross this sea. Their water had turned a stinky yellow, with no rain to procure fresh water. Insects got into their food and ate it all, before starting to eat the ships from the inside out... The fleet's crew fell one by one to scurvy and the plague, and many lives were lost.
  That is the obstacle you will need to conquer next.

• 6972
• Port Official
  They were impeded by the hell known as peace.
  On the western coast of the New World lay nothing but clear skies and gentle waves, along with perfect sailing conditions.
  Magellan named this sea "Mer Pacifico", or "The Sea of Peace".

• 6973
• Port Official
  Okay, let me tell you about your next port.
  Have you ever heard of Wanganui?
  If you sail directly west from here, you will see an island that stretches north and south. Wanganui is a city found on the north island. Although your route there will be very different from the original fleet, it is a port that is essential for verifying a worldwide voyage. However, their harbour is still rather undeveloped, so people have been sent there to assist with the worldwide route plan. Please report to them...

• 6974
• Sailor
  This must be the Mer Pacifico the port official was talking about. I can't even imagine how far it goes... Well, Captain, let's grit our teeth and go for it!

• 6975
• Sailor
  Captain, we've been sailing west for a long time. This sea is much bigger than I had thought...

• 6976
• Sailor
  I still don't see an island anywhere... What's going on!?

• 6977
• Sailor
  We're all exhausted... If we don't find that island soon...

• 31007
• After arriving in Rio de Janeiro, Player checked in with the port official.
  
  Here, too, questions were asked about the fleet that had made it around the world.
  The port official noticed Elena listening to the story while standing by Player's side.
  He suggested that she take one of the Liners back to her home country, but Elena said that she wanted to continue and join Player on this journey.
  
  Having checked in, Player set out for the next port of call, Buenos Aires.

• 31008
• Meanwhile, back in Seville, Elcano was planning to capture Barbosa.

• 31009
• Player and the rest of the group arrived in Buenos Aires.
  
  Suddenly, Elena said that she wished to walk around and check out the town alone.
  Player agreed to let her do so and was on the way to check in with the port official, but was caught in a fight at a tavern on the way there.

• 31010
• Looking for the cause of the fight, Player paid a visit to the tavern.
  There was Elena.
  She seemed to be asking sailors about the fleet that sailed around the world. However, they asked for some information in trade, to which she was only confused.
  So Player drank the pulque in place of Elena and listened to the sailors' stories about the fleet that sailed around the world.
  
  After hearing their stories, Player and the group moved on to the next port of call, San Antonio.

• 31011
• Back in Seville, Elcano had managed to capture Barbosa and learned that he had asked somebody to look for Pigafetta's journal for him.

• 31012
• Player checked in with the San Antonio port official.
  When the fleet that sailed around the world arrived nearby San Antonio, it was already winter.
  Between the cold and unable to find the "Strait", the unhappiness caught up with the fleet and caused a mutiny.
  Admiral Magellan put down the mutiny in a moment's notice.
  
  The next port of call was an island at the southern tip of the new continent, Ushuaia.
  It is said that Magellan discovered this land as well.

• 31013
• In Seville, learned that Barbosa has an adopted child.
  Elcano ordered his men to capture the child.

• 31014
• After arriving in Ushuaia, Player checked in with the port official that came out to greet the party.
  
  Once the fleet that sailed around the world had made it through the Strait of Magellan, they sailed out into the Pacific and there, they met an obstacle that was beyond their wildest imagination.
  
  
  The next port of call was Wanganui.
  
  It was apparently reached by sailing directly west from the southern tip of the new continent and crossing the Pacific Ocean.
  
  
  
  Crossing the vast sea to the west... to the west...
  
  Player guided the ship forward.