Compared with N'Jadaka, Stephanie valued Camila more, since she had taken part in Peru's anti-government guerrilla forces.
However, the City of Immortals' current plans in South America required Camila to serve as commander. This experienced guerrilla fighter simply could not be in two places at once. Besides, she was not Black, so she was clearly less damaging to Wakanda than N'Jadaka. No matter how bad N'Jadaka was, the advantage of his identity outweighed all his other disadvantages. The power of a strong claim to the throne was simply too great. Even if N'Jadaka had ulterior motives, Salomon could only pretend not to see them—in truth, Salomon did not care about N'Jadaka's loyalty at all. Loyalty or betrayal, it was enough that N'Jadaka's interests temporarily aligned with those of the City of Immortals.
Salomon needed a pretext to move against Wakanda, so N'Jadaka was essentially another "Count of Glamorgan."
"If he obeys, he can be a pawn. If he doesn't, kill him. It's that simple."
Salomon's words successfully made Stephanie abandon any attempt to hold the Count of Glamorgan accountable for his poor performance, and she supplied him with another batch of ammunition as ordered. The City of Immortals had only shipped weapons to New York. Even if N'Jadaka could procure ammunition himself, it would not sustain the enormous future expenditure, so he had no choice but to continue relying on the City of Immortals. He did not know that Stephanie had already spoken to Wilson Fisk beforehand. Stephanie did not think highly of Wilson Fisk, believing that such a partner was beneath notice and would sooner or later die in a gang shootout. The East Coast's black-market arms dealers were absolutely forbidden from selling large quantities of ammunition to N'Jadaka. All N'Jadaka could buy were handgun and rifle rounds from