In the southwest of the Democratic Republic of Congo in his previous life, on the banks of the Kwilu River.
Merke, commander of the Western Army, led the East African Army and Msiri's auxiliary troops here without incident.
The Kwilu River was a tributary of the Congo River. It rose in Angola's Lunda Plateau, joined the Kasaï River, and then flowed into the Congo River.
The Kasaï River was the largest tributary on the Congo River's left bank. Its major tributaries from upstream to downstream included the Sankuru River, Chikapa River, Chikapa River, Kwango River, and Kwilu River. This region had a dense river network, great changes in elevation, and abundant hydropower resources.
The Kasaï River's major tributaries from upstream to downstream included the Sankuru River, Chikapa River, Chikapa River, Kwango River, and Kwilu River.
Among them, the Kwilu River had been the border river between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Angola in his previous life. Now, East Africa used it as its national border, with the Kingdom of Congo and Angola Colony's spheres of influence lying across the river.
"Once we control the right bank of the Kwilu River, this journey of ours will end here. Thank you for your cooperation, Lord Msiri. East Africa will provide you and your subjects with convenient relocation arrangements as agreed beforehand."
As he spoke, Merke held a pencil and traced a red line along the Kwilu River on the map. Several other north-south rivers on the map had been marked the same way, and the Kwilu River was the last.
Msiri had long been prepared for this and did not mind it in the slightest. Still, there was one thing he had to say. "Lord Merke, all that is fine, but could the Kingdom of East Africa provide me with more