Night, Harare.
The temperature dropped quickly, and Ernst added another layer of clothing. African weather, how should I say it, made Ernst feel somewhat familiar.
Ernst doesn't particularly like the coastal climate of Africa, but in his previous life, the most developed city of Tanzania, Dar es Salaam, was located along the coast. Although the inland areas had some development, the infrastructure and modernization lagged behind.
So, Ernst preferred being dispatched to Nairobi, Harare, these inland capitals where everything necessary is available, though the network is somewhat lacking and the climate is decent. However, most of the time Ernst's activities were concentrated in rural areas, as much of the construction, especially building roads and bridges, happened in the wilderness.
Walking on a rural road in Harare, Ernst said, "Sivert."
"Present, Principal!" Sivert responded instinctively, straightening up as if back in his student days.