December 3, 1869.
First Town, Central District of East Africa, Sweet Palace.
"Hehehe, this East Africa is truly a treasure." Prince Constantine said while examining detailed data in his hands, "Ernst, what do you plan to do next?"
On the other end of the line: "Father, everything in East Africa should continue developing as normal, but there's one thing we need to speed up, otherwise it might cause trouble in the future."
"What is it?"
"It's about the Gledi Sultanate in the Somali region."
"Do you plan to take action against it?"
"The Gledi Sultanate may not have a large population, but its location is important, especially since its residents are mainly Black people, which is a potential threat."
Ernst was referring to its importance in terms of East Africa's demographic policy, rather than its geographical significance.
