Tóbiás király városa

In a bustling port town where the sea’s rhythm dictates daily life, a lone figure tends a weather‑worn flagpole on the waterfront. Theodore, a restless shopkeeper, raises the flag for reasons both practical and mysterious, drawing the curiosity of locals and passing sailors alike. His father Per, the seasoned veteran of the market, watches his son’s antics with a mix of bemusement and concern.

Against this backdrop, two men—Ole Johan, a loyal servant of the influential landowner Holmengraa, and Lars Manuensen, a once‑humble farmer turned prosperous innkeeper—navigate their intertwined fates. Their families, steeped in generations of trade, grapple with the ebb and flow of commerce, from grain shipments to the arrival of foreign travelers. As rumors swirl and expectations rise, the flag’s flutter becomes a silent signal for what might soon arrive on the horizon, hinting at both opportunity and upheaval.