Looking at the thriving experimental base being built at an observable speed, Anton Perutz felt quite satisfied internally.
Anton Perutz and his entourage were regarded by the residents of Second Town as a group of strange strangers.
After all, compared to the immigrants, Anton Perutz and his entourage were all dressed in suits, and were accompanied by personnel sent by the East Africa colonial government, clearly figures of significance.
Second Town was also notified to assist with the work of Anton Perutz and others, contributing both manpower and land to the construction of the East Africa Tropical Agriculture Research Institute's experimental base.
In fact, when Anton Perutz first arrived at Second Town, he was initially quite startled, suspecting whether this place was a branch of the Prussian Kingdom overseas since he passed through the downtown area of First Town.
The uniform Prussian uniforms left every researcher in Anton Perutz's team quite shocked.
