Dar es Salaam Port.
Slave trade market.
"These natives are entrusted to you, Mr. Abulage. Happy cooperation." The staff handed over a batch of slaves to the Zanzibar slave trader.
"Of course, my friend, good luck." Abulage said.
Then instructed his subordinates to put chains on these natives, and thus another team of slaves left East Africa.
Abulage is a long-term partner of the East Africa colonies, his father was a minister of the Sultanate of Zanzibar.
The long procession slowly moved towards the dock under the supervision of the enforcers.
"Livestock! Don't look back anymore, from today onwards, you will never go back! Give up this idea."
The Zanzibar people verbally attacked these natives using Swahili.
It's used to quench the last hope in these slaves' hearts, a procedure in the slave trade.
