December 30, 1869.
Maputo.
"This is information sent back by Yaris, the president of Kazemb Chamber of Commerce. The Germans have appeared in the Kingdom of Kazemb, and they have stationed troops there. It seems they don't intend to leave," said the Governor of Mozambique.
"Governor, the Germans are rapidly expanding inland in Africa. I believe we should contact the Angola colony to jointly curb the Germans' development."
"Indeed, if the Kingdom of Kazemb is occupied by the Germans, our land route with Angola will be cut off by the Germans."
"However, Angola may not join us in action unless we convince the kingdom. But there's a critical issue: how can we deploy troops inland? The British are scheming against us. This year, the British directly marched their troops into Delagua River Bay in Mozambique, and if not for our powerful artillery, the British wouldn't have fled."
