1:3
With the population of Madhavan bursting, the King gave the settling rights of the lands to his south to "loyal" subjects. These farmers, with their families, were instructed to move to the south, along the river Queux. The King himself organized the expedition, but would have his son lead them. A road, along the river, was being built to aid in this mission.
The group of settlers traveled along the river Queux until they could no longer make out the cooking fires of home. They kept walking. They walked through dunes, through marshes, and through streams that fed the river Queux. They had their instructions, to set out and set up roots. The food grown from this new location would be sent home in time, to help feed the growing city of Madhavan.