After saying goodbye to the two travelers from the Xia Kingdom, the convoy continued on.
Before long, the entire convoy arrived in front of a sprawling luxury villa.
Prices in Tanzania were extremely low compared with those in the Xia Kingdom. Even these mansions were worth little, and many had simply been left abandoned, so Xinghai Security's Black Continent branch had rented a large villa as its base.
Renting this kind of villa had another particular advantage.
Mansions here truly were uninhabitable without adequate security measures. Villas like this generally came with a full set of defenses, including electrified fences, surveillance cameras, and security alarms.
Tall gates, spacious grounds, and thick perimeter walls were also standard. Some even had guardrooms, observation towers, and firing ports, making them practically ready-made fortresses. For a business inclined toward armed force like Xinghai Security, they could hardly have been better suited as bases and headquarters.
Now, with a few modifications by Xinghai Security, this villa estate had become a fortress as heavily guarded as a military base.
Many so-called villas back home had only a small courtyard, but things were different here. Properties started at a thousand square meters, with most of the grounds landscaped into gardens or simply left empty, and only two or three buildings constructed in the center.
Xinghai Security's base was no exception. Most of the open ground had been turned into training areas, while the main building served as offices and the various outbuildings served as dormitories and storage facilities.
Of course, there were also watchtowers, garages, and the like, which needed no further elaboration.
Numerous security squads patrolled the grounds in rotating shifts day and night. The spires of several buildings in the villa compound each housed a sentry who doubled as a sniper, occupying the highest vantage