Cortés and his expedition arrive in Leylas

Era beginning/end

When the Spanish expedition finally arrived in Leylas, the Shajin clan's capital, in a show of truce between the vengeful Spaniards and the aggressive Shajin.

Following Cortés' numerous raids on Shajin towns, vengeful for the skirmish that claimed one of his captains, he was finally sent an invite from Takeda Shajin, the heir apparent to the Shajin clan, to make peace with the strangers that marauded in her family's lands in the form of several emissaries who showed them the path to the capital. After weeks of thinking, Cortés took the offer and marched on to the capital, eager to finally see the capital city of the land he wanted.   After a week of walking, Cortés and his expedition finally arrived in the capital of Leylas, where they stood in absolute awe at the size of the city and the amazing architecture of the Shajin people, especially the beauty of the people that surrounded them. This is where they realized how much inferior they were in such a massive continent and that they were literally trespassing on a powerful lordship's territory, but were terrified that they were now surrounded by an entire city of the people they have been raiding in an act of vengeance to avenge the men lost at Sapphire River.   But suddenly, a little girl had enough curiosity to approach one of the musketeers when his back was turned, grabbed hold of the match and pulled in down which ignited the pan and blasted a musket shot in the air, scarring the little girl's face with gunpowder and terrifying the Shajin people at the thunderous sound of the "wooden staff" that was heard in a massive portion of the city. This is when Cortés realized that, judging by their reaction to gunpowder weapons, that they don't know the concept of firearms from Europe and that they did indeed have something to match the continent.   This encounter is what started Europe's Dawn.