This also led to East Africa having no need to completely eradicate the San people. East Africa's approach to them is to continue maintaining their current status.
After all, their living environment, if not subjected to external interference, may remain unchanged for tens of thousands of years in terms of population size and level of civilization. In fact, the San people have likely experienced little change for tens of thousands of years since separating from other humans.
Otherwise, they wouldn't have been defeated so thoroughly by the Bantu people coming from West Africa. It's worth noting that in the eyes of colonizers in East Africa, the Bantu people are already considered quite primitive.
Lischer and Bolna naturally wouldn't care about the fate of a possibly weak ethnic group in the Southwest Region.
Lischer expressed admiration for Director Bolna's experiences, saying, "The director has a good father!"
