At Erik's words, W'Kabi's expression changed at once. He had never expected this Wakandan to be plotting rebellion. His men raised their weapons one after another, and W'Kabi raised his spear as well.
Just as the spear reached Erik, the man pulled something out. It was a necklace with a ring hanging from it—a silver ring covered in intricate patterns, resembling a crown.
"Impossible..." W'Kabi looked stunned, because he knew that only members of Wakanda's royal family could possess that ring. Could this unfamiliar man also be Wakandan royalty?
"Tell the King of Wakanda that his nightmare has returned!" Erik said coldly.
After T'Challa sent William and Shuri away, he quickly received news from the border.
An intruder had entered Wakanda and proven himself to be Wakandan. Furthermore, he carried a ring that only Wakandan royalty possessed.
T'Challa felt uneasy and went to find Zuri.
Zuri was Wakanda's high priest and a loyal subordinate of the previous king, T'Chaka.
He questioned Zuri about the ring. Zuri had initially been unwilling to speak, but when T'Challa, in his capacity as the current king, ordered High Priest Zuri to reveal the truth, Zuri reluctantly disclosed a secret known only to himself and the former king.
Years ago, T'Chaka's younger brother, N'Jobu, had come to the United States on a mission. There, he fell in love with a woman and had a child with her.
At the time, Zuri appeared to be N'Jobu's subordinate, but he was secretly taking orders from T'Chaka. Thus, he had witnessed N'Jobu's every move.
During his time living in the United States, N'Jobu saw the hardships endured by his Black brothers around him: drugs and guns ran rampant through the neighborhoods, the police did nothing, and the prisons were overcrowded.
The passion for revolution took root in his