In Nairobi National Park, the capital of Kenya, stood the world's only wildlife park located within a national capital. Situated south of the city, it encompassed 120 square kilometers of beautiful woodland and grassland. An electric fence surrounded it, while its complex terrain made it a miniature African Terrain Map.
Magneto led the Mutant legion that had arrived in Kenya into a spacious wooden lodge within the park. This was the Brotherhood's secret base. A vast underground space had been excavated beneath it for stockpiling weapons and building an intelligence center.
Even as the Mutants' circumstances gradually improved, the Brotherhood members led by Magneto still held immense wariness and distrust toward humanity.
The group descended slowly in an elevator, heading deep into Brotherhood territory. John and Iceman Bobby led the way, striding at the front with their heads held high, their gazes sharp and their expressions steady. They did not fully trust their fellow Mutants who had come all the way to Africa to carve out territory.
In the vast hall, a holographic map of Africa stood out prominently. Centered on Kenya, it was marked with numerous red dots. Those were warlords supported by the Mutants, who plundered resources, seized territory, and gradually gathered the surrounding tribes under their control, forming an outer line of defense.
This showed that while Magneto might not have been skilled at governing a country or developing an economy, he still possessed basic strategic acumen. Especially after learning much about Wakanda from Sean Sipes, he had become even more vigilant.
Across the entire African Continent, and even throughout North and South America, Wakanda had spies and undercover agents in nearly every region populated by Black people.
This homeland of the Black Panther, which appeared secluded in the mountains and isolated from the outside world, was