1701. Priorities

The map that Neil, the village elder, gave them was smaller than expected. It at most showed a small piece of the continent with details of the surrounding area the most. The further out it got the less it showed. It was as if the map had been made with a magnifying glass over one section and the rest was zoomed out. 

The changes in size were even marked to show a larger distance. This made Walker understand that those who had sent these people to establish this village only wanted that and would have a strict hold on the village once it was built completely or if it had success. 

There was a decent line drawn throughout that led to large landmarks. The northern side of the map was a little larger and contained a vast mountain range that nearly split the north in half again. The south possessed a large tundra that seemed to do the same as the north. It was a very odd natural formation, but it made the two somewhat equal in a way.