In order to seize the West Africa region before the Germans, as soon as Giotto and a group of officers safely reached the Congo Territory, they immediately began planning the war against the local indigenous people.
Although the Congo Territory had not yet expanded its military, it was Spain's largest colony, naturally hosting the largest number of colonial troops.
Upon arriving at the Congo Territory, Giotto found that aside from being able to mobilize one Colonial Division, he could also deploy three Colonial Defense Corps to cooperate in combat.
The combined forces already exceeded 25,000 men, not to mention the possibility of attacking one indigenous power within the region, but also sweeping away several indigenous states in the western part of the Congo Territory.
Giotto understood the importance of quickly occupying West Africa for Spain, and without any hesitation, he issued his orders on the second day after reaching the Congo Territory.
