After years of living in isolation, several settlements were formed throughout the middle and lower gulf regions of the new lands with an estimated 55% of the land charted extensively and another 40% of it undergone a preliminary charting.
A ship came back from a fishing expedition 2 kilometers off of the coast and notified the local town magistrate that it spotted an unidentified ship another 4 kilometers out to sea. Immediately, word was sent to the closest fort and a contingent of 150 troops was sent to the town.
They arrived just as a rowboat was coming ashore. Fifteen soldiers were spotted aboard the rowboat and were immediately surrounded by members of The Shazite Protection Authority.
It didn't take long to figure out that they were English and that they were sent to explore the oceans of this area. They were ordered to leave the area at once and complied. Although the Shazonite people knew that this wasn't the last that they would see of their old oppressors.