The East African Southern Road Army, their destination is to conquer this Matebele Plateau, and for the local indigenous people, the arrival of the Southern Road Army is undoubtedly a disaster.
To the east are the Portuguese, to the south the Boers, originally only the barren land to the west—the Kalahari Basin—and other black nations to the north remained, but with the East African expedition, they were completely surrounded by colonizers.
If it were like usual, merely hundreds, at most a thousand or so colonial troops, the Zimbabwean natives could still manage. However, the entire Southern Road Army has over twenty thousand people, which is too many for the natives to handle.
The Great Zimbabwe ruins.
A platoon of the Southern Road Army stationed here is responsible for setting up a supply transit point to ensure the smoothness of the logistics channel.
