However, Sluisken still felt somewhat puzzled.
Previously, the Boers had given the Kosa people some guns and small items to reduce conflicts with them, but these indigenous people seemed unimpressed.
After settling down briefly— the Kosa people even helped them build some thatched huts in the mountains— Sluisken talked about this matter with Malvik.
The latter did not hide anything and smiled: "Because our doctors cured some seriously ill indigenous people, including the mother of the clan leader of the Engika tribe."
Hmm, this old lady had a persistent high fever at the time and barely pulled through after taking the "Prince's Blessing" for two days.
What Malvik didn't mention was that the Security Bureau also sent the Engika and Kaleka tribes 600 flintlock guns each, which the Boers would never dare to give— since their arrival at the Cape of Good Hope, they had been seizing land from the indigenous people. How could they seize it if the locals were armed?
