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== History ==
== History ==
Island 74 was the 74th island found by the [[Akarian Scouting Force]] during their exploration of the [[Eastern Ocean]] (15–16 PC).
Island 74 was the 74th island found by the [[Akarian Scouting Force]] during their exploration of the [[Eastern Ocean]] (15–16 PC).

The CEO of the [[East Confederation Whaling Company]], [[Richard Mobyson]] met with the [[Ossbosche of Essalia]], [[Lightning Perat]] on 2-1 23 PC to discuss capturing [[Ahabakar Oken]]. The pair decided to establish a Shipyard on Island 74 to allow them to construct their own ships to hunt down Ahabakar without needing to really on [[Akaria]] or [[Niueyjar]]. Ownership of the island was split 60–40 between the East Confederation Whaling Company and the Ossbosche of Essalia.
[[Category:Islands of the Eastern Ocean]]

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A rough sketch of Island 74

Island 74 is an islet in the Eastern Ocean jointly owned by the East Confederation Whaling Company and the Osslette of Essalia (60–40 split).

History

Island 74 was the 74th island found by the Akarian Scouting Force during their exploration of the Eastern Ocean (15–16 PC).

The CEO of the East Confederation Whaling Company, Richard Mobyson met with the Ossbosche of Essalia, Lightning Perat on 2-1 23 PC to discuss capturing Ahabakar Oken. The pair decided to establish a Shipyard on Island 74 to allow them to construct their own ships to hunt down Ahabakar without needing to really on Akaria or Niueyjar. Ownership of the island was split 60–40 between the East Confederation Whaling Company and the Ossbosche of Essalia.

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