"Since that's the case, first provide the Southern German Kingdom with two thousand rifles and ammunition. That'll already be enough for them to sweep the entire Komidugu Yobe River basin!" Ernst said.
So far, the Southern German Kingdom has already formed a five‑thousand‑man force, which is fairly easy to manage for a country of a million people.
And it is precisely by relying on this army, which looks very weak by East African standards, that the Southern German Kingdom has basically gained an overwhelming advantage over the surrounding native forces. After all, to the north of the Southern German Kingdom is Libya, to the east is the Sultanate of Egypt, and its core territory is essentially cut off by the Sahara Desert.
