March 8, 1912.
Great Lake Province of the Rhein Empire, Caprato City, Kley Village.
The afternoon in Kley Village is a rather leisurely time for the villagers, when suddenly the village's broadcast system sounded.
As an important part of the new rural development, many villages in East Africa are now equipped with broadcast systems to facilitate communication, and Kley Village had its system installed only at the beginning of this year.
The loudspeakers were hung on a utility pole near the village center so the announcements could reach every household.
"Hello, hello, hello! All villagers, gather at the agricultural machinery office before five o'clock. Make sure everyone is informed; our village's agricultural machinery has arrived." The boisterous voice of the village chief, Boka, echoed throughout the village through two loudspeakers.
