Gathering supplies and a very large fleet, Columbus once more sets out from England. However, this time under his command he has 23 ships and over 1800 people - made up mostly of settlers. These included farmers, blacksmiths, sheep-herders, religious priests - even a few women! And also horses, every European town needs some! However, it can be told this is not only planned to be a settlement to grow the amount of resources at the disposal of Henry VII, but to also look to convert natives and bring them to follow and worship "the glorious lord, our god". The crew makes landfall in late 1493, and to his surprise, Columbus discovers the outpost has grown slightly and begun to thrive. The men took local wives and a few children have already been born to the settlers. He is not too happy with