Śaṅkhapattana (Shark Bay), Western Suvarṇadvīpa (Australia)
The sun was shining brightly, and the birds in the sky were chirping loudly. The waves crashed into the shore, and the smell of salt wafted through the air. Śaṅkhapattana was a small town in the Western Suvarṇadvīpa frontier of the Bharatiya Empire. It is located in a large bay capable of harbouring several vessels without any infrastructure construction.
A Bharatiya vessel slowly approached Śaṅkhapattana Bay and quickly docked itself by coupling the port anchor.
Bharatiya military soldiers got out of the ship one by one, all wearing green camouflage uniforms with serious expressions on their faces while being fully decked out.
A middle-aged man with a few strands of grey hair folded his hands as he watched the disembarking soldiers with a serious and resolute expression on his face.
