Large-Scale Decapitation Operation
As the Commander of Wakanda's defense, the Minister of the Army, and the general in charge of commanding the Wakanda army, W'Kabi has been guarding Wakanda's borders for many years, preventing outsiders from entering and maintaining Wakanda's unknown and isolated state.
But as a soldier, what he truly wanted was to fight, to conquer, and to expand his territory!
This is what a general should do, instead of spending his days like a gatekeeper, pretending to be a herdsman and staying in a small border village.
He had never agreed with T'Chaka's decision to retreat into seclusion, but he was a pure soldier. Although he did not agree with hiding in a corner and longed for battle and conquest, he still strictly carried out the king's orders without any compromise.
Because he was a soldier, obeying orders was a soldier's duty, and as a general of Wakanda, loyalty to the king was always his top priority!
Eric Killmonger's astonishing plan was not without its challenges, but all dissenting voices vanished after Eric issued his orders unilaterally.
In Wakanda, the king is the supreme ruler of the country, and his orders are above all else. They can question, offer their own ideas and suggestions, but once the king issues an order, they must obey unconditionally and carry it out diligently with all their might.
Before the plan was officially put into action, the Elder Council announced the verdict against T'Chaka and Zuri, who had wrongfully killed Prince N'Jobu and abandoned his wife and children, and were therefore deserving of punishment.
After a collective trial, the Elder Council decided to remove the High Priest of Zuri from his post and sentence him to ten years in prison. T'Chaka had already renounced the throne, so the Elder Council decided to strip him of his royal status and demote him to a commoner, also sentencing him to ten years in prison.
However, with Wakanda about to launch a military operation, the Elder Council proposed changing the two men's imprisonment to military service.
T'Chaka and Zuri are both top warriors in Wakanda, especially T'Chaka. As the previous king and the Black Panther who protects Wakanda, he is extremely powerful after consuming the Heart-shaped herb.
Although he was getting on in years, his strength had not declined much. It was only because he had devoted too much energy to political affairs that he handed over the duties of the Black Panther, which belonged to the King, to his son T'Challa.
Moreover, T'Chaka, having served as the Black Panther for decades, possesses far more combat experience, and even the young and strong T'Challa might not be his match.
Although Zuri had not taken Heart-shaped herb and his physical abilities had not been enhanced, he had still reached the limits of an ordinary person.
Zulli, a former spy for the Wakanda intelligence organization "War Dogs," eventually rose to become Zuri leader of "War Dogs," possessing superb fighting skills and rich combat experience.
Although he is inferior to M'Baku, who is as strong as Man-Ape, in terms of physical strength, it is really hard to say who would win if they actually fought.
If Eric Killmonger had no plans for external warfare, then it wouldn't be a big deal for the two of them to spend ten years in Wakanda prison.
However, with military operations about to commence, it would be a shame to leave two top-tier warriors in prison. It would be better to let them use their abilities on the battlefield to fight for Wakanda, which would be a way to make amends for their past mistakes.
Eric Killmonger considered the Elder Council's proposal for a moment, and then slowly nodded amidst the anxious gazes of the crowd.
"Yes, we'll need them in the later operations."
T'Challa was secretly delighted that Eric Killmonger had agreed to spare T'Chaka and Zuri from imprisonment.
Although the two need to go to the battlefield and participate in the battle on the front line, which may be dangerous, T'Chaka can no longer wear the Vibranium -woven Black Panther combat suit because he is no longer Black Panther.
However, given Wakanda's advanced technology, the defensive capabilities of their standard combat suits are sufficient to withstand most conventional weapon attacks. Coupled with their formidable combat abilities, they are unlikely to face any significant danger.
Therefore, T'Challa is still willing to see this new way of dealing with the two, and he believes that the two are also more willing to use this method to make up for their mistakes and atone for their sins through their actions.
Of course, T'Challa, who possesses the power of Black Panther, will also join them in the operation.
However, even with two Black Panther and a "War Dogs" leader, the team was still somewhat short-handed.
This large-scale "decapitation" operation, aimed at eliminating all warlords in Africa, was not something that ordinary soldiers could accomplish.
These warlords all had a large number of guards protecting their safety. To kill them silently without alerting the guards and troops, one would need to be an extremely elite warrior.
The Kingdom of Wakanda has a small population. The Border Tribe warriors of the five tribes responsible for guarding the kingdom's perimeter number only a few thousand, and among them, there are fewer than a hundred elite warriors capable of undertaking this arduous task.
There simply weren't enough people to quickly and completely wipe out the Africa warlords.
Even with all the elite warriors from other races capable of this task, and the elite spies and agents of the "War Dogs," it would still be insufficient.
However, there is one tribe among the five major tribes of the Kingdom of Wakanda that is not present and does not usually participate in the affairs of the kingdom. That Jabari Tribe, who have always lived in seclusion in the high mountains.
They have always insisted on maintaining tradition and refused to use technology. While other tribes have enjoyed the convenience of modern life with the help of advanced technology developed by Vibranium and used various high-tech weapons to assist in combat, the Jabari Tribe has maintained the most primitive way of life.
They live far from civilized society, high in the mountains, and survive by hunting. The harsh living conditions and adverse environment have forged their steely will and incredibly strong physique.
Over hundreds and thousands of years of natural selection have endowed the Jabari Tribe with the strongest physical genes, resulting in exceptionally tall and robust individuals. Furthermore, their hunting lifestyle and warlike customs have given them rich combat experience and formidable fighting capabilities.
Although the Border Tribe are responsible for guarding Wakanda, if we disregard the aid of high-tech weapons, the Jabari Tribe warriors are actually the most powerful among the five tribes.
They were Eric Killmonger's targets; these powerful and experienced warriors were exactly what he needed.
Now that he has become king, he will no longer let this powerful force go to waste like the previous kings.
After the pre-war meeting, Eric Killmonger and Chen Mo went to the high mountains where the Jabari Tribe had settled.