December 16, 1866.
Karatu, capital of the Northern Highland District.
To the northwest of Karatu lies the renowned Serengeti grasslands, truly an animal kingdom.
Currently, each region of the East African colony, apart from the thorough cleansing of the Upper Marine District, is essentially ruled by beasts.
Even the indigenous people, who are relatively more numerous compared to immigrants, appear insignificant and negligible in the face of East Africa's enormous animal populations.
These abundant animal resources allow the indigenous people to lead prosperous lives simply by hunting.
After hunting each day, they sing and dance, then sleep when it gets dark, without any other worries since there are always animals to hunt, ensuring no concern for tomorrow's food supply.
But immigrants, who came to Africa for farming, cannot naturally depend on hunting like these indigenous people.
