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It was the next day of when bad news had jumped in the Imperial Palace of Legnica.
 
It was the next day of when bad news had jumped in the Imperial Palace of Legnica.
   
“We receive a report that a group of large-scale {{furigana|paddle ships|vesuro}}, moving on the sea in a distance of about five or six days from Lippner to the west, was confirmed. They number seventy to eighty ships.”
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“We receive a report that a group of large-scale {{furigana|paddled ships|vesuro}}, moving on the sea in a distance of about five or six days from Lippner to the west, was confirmed. They number seventy to eighty ships.”
   
 
It seemed to have created agitation. The civil officer, who received that information, breathlessly reported to the servant with a pale face. Similarly, the servant, who heard it, became speechless and swallowed his words.
 
It seemed to have created agitation. The civil officer, who received that information, breathlessly reported to the servant with a pale face. Similarly, the servant, who heard it, became speechless and swallowed his words.
   
 
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A {{furigana|paddle ship|vesuro}} referred to a galley ship, which pirates commonly used. Though it required manpower, unlike a sailing ship, which easily moved by the influence of the wind, it was possible to freely move it.
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A {{furigana|paddled ship|vesuro}} referred to a galley ship, which pirates commonly used. Though it required manpower, unlike a sailing ship, which easily moved by the influence of the wind, it was possible to freely move it.
   
 
Legnica, whose significant portion of territory faced the sea, had until now continued to be exposed frequently to pirates’ attacks.
 
Legnica, whose significant portion of territory faced the sea, had until now continued to be exposed frequently to pirates’ attacks.

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