When I first received Viscount Visconti's land grant, the village of Vio was nothing more than a backwater.
Now, it's so developed that I can hardly imagine its once barren and dilapidated state.
There's a harbor large enough for medium and large ships, inns for sailors, and rows of sturdy but humble houses.

"It's really come a long way."

Though I've focused mainly on constructing the port, and the village lacks the sophistication of a true city,
at this point, I can at least claim to be a lord of a port town with some confidence.

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