You return home

There are many reasons why you don't take her there and then, one being that you're not sure you can go one more around. You've tried your best to plant your seeds in the womb of her attendant that even though you're still young, you're not sure you can do it. That, and the reason you suspect Meiyue is hiding from you.

After some preparation, your entourage, which includes Meiyue and Siew Chew return to the castle. While on the way back, you consider the success of your mission, which can objectively described a failure, since you didn't set up to strengthen your military power. "I should have asked about Kama Sutra," you mutter absently.

"Karma Sutra?" Meiyue, whose riding not far from you questions. "That sounds like a book from from the Indus Region, or as the Moors call it, Hind."

"Where is that region?"

"Do you know about Gujarat?"

You nod.

"Somewhere west from there. If I'm not mistaken, there's a Rajput merchant who deals with my hus... I mean, with Xianqi as an intermediary for things from back home. Perhaps he knows more."

Karma or Kama? You're not sure about it. But it surprises you to hear about a merchant from a never heard before region dealing in the country without you knowing. While it's not really an issue, it does seem that you have much to learn from the world history, since all the education you had, before being crowned as the reigning king, is to become a person of God. Well, at the very least you've been made aware that the world is spherical, something put forth by Saint Augustine, as well concept of Isidore's T and O map. Maybe you're an outlier, since most people doesn't care about such a thing. Ironically, the heretical Moors also seem to believe the same thing.

"Do you know what comes from the region?" you ask.

"They trade some precious stones, cotton and spice."

You muse about that revelation, thinking about the possibility of establishing trade with the said country.