"Romans?" Rahman was taken aback for a moment, but immediately reacted, nodding vigorously, "Yes! You are absolutely right! This land always belongs to us Romans!"
Currently, in this part of North Africa, the so-called "Romans" are defined according to the book "Tunisian Origin Analysis," which includes the French people, Berbers, and Arabs living in North Africa.
As a businessman who often dealt with Tunisia, Rahman had naturally read this book long ago.
No wonder he was so excited when he heard Zemir's intention that Berbers from Algiers could also be accepted as "Roman Descendants."
At present, the French Army controls Mitidja, and if they became "one of us," then the Berber faction which had been oppressed by the Imperial Guard and the Navy might see a day of resurgence!
Zemir seemed to read his thoughts and patted his shoulder: "I, too, once lived in an era oppressed by the Ottoman Imperial Guard, and it was the great Crown Prince who helped us drive out those devils.
