"Ladies and gentlemen, we are about to arrive in East Africa! The crew on the ship tells me that in less than an hour, we should reach the second largest city in East Africa, Mombasa City."
"I know, for all of you, East Africa is a strange land. In Mombasa, you may catch a glimpse of its tip of the iceberg. As East Africans, honesty is engraved in our bones, so next, I will truthfully reveal some of the situation in East Africa to you."
Kelyard, who was responsible for "escorting" talents from various European countries back home, finished speaking, and a sense of foreboding washed over these European immigrants who had been "tricked" into coming to East Africa.
Indeed, to attract talents, East Africans probably embellished the descriptions of their country's "prosperity, peace, civilization, and friendliness" in Europe.
