Columbus' Massive Fleet Departs for the New World
Christopher Columbus, the fearless explorer, sets sail from Cadiz, Spain, at the helm of an astonishing 17 ships, accompanied by a massive crew of 1,200 men. This second voyage marks a significant escalation in his quest to uncover the secrets of the New World, with a fleet many times the size of his first expedition. As the sails unfurl, Columbus is determined to establish a permanent settlement, spread Christianity, and uncover the riches of the Caribbean. The fate of the indigenous people, the success of the expedition, and the course of world history hang in the balance.