Paul says: I’ve often traveled by ship. It’s always an adventure. There are no passenger ships, only cargo ships. One in five never reaches its destination! It’s happened to me several times, too. Once I drifted at sea for a whole day and night. You have to take a good look at the ship’s crew beforehand—especially the captain. Otherwise, he’ll suddenly sell you slavery at the next port. At these slave markets, several thousand people—sometimes even tens of thousands—are sold every day. No one cares about your fate there. On the map, you can see the small boats; each one represents a day’s journey, if the wind is favorable. No ships sail in the winter—there are too many storms.