After waiting in line for a full day and night, Mack and Sean finally received their land purchase application forms—there were simply too many buyers, and with the Saint Domingo Government's efficiency, even clerks working fourteen hours a day couldn't keep up.
However, after they submitted their application to purchase 110 acres of arable land, things went smoothly.
The Saint Domingo Ministry of Agriculture assigned a special staff member to assist them, and from settling at the bank to the land surveys, the entire process took less than ten days to complete.
Then, Mack Grant took a stroll around the docks and brought back more than eighty strong black workers, all of whom had plantation experience.
The wages only needed to be two francs per month plus three meals a day—this was only because the Saint Domingo Council had set a minimum wage, otherwise these people would have been willing to work for free.
