"Report, sir! The city of Cayanza has been taken, and now our men are clearing the battlefield. The person in charge said to Yarman.

"Very good, you guys have worked hard to achieve this big victory, everyone will have dinner tonight." Yarman said.

The Battle of Cayanza was the first major battle of the Northwest Annexation, and although the enemy's performance was unsatisfactory and unsatisfactory to some militants, it was a small thing to encounter such a slightly decent battle for so many days.

Yarman walked through the streets of Cayanza, which were in chaos, with things still in the streets staggering, some houses with their doors removed, and several bodies on both sides of the road.

A closer look reveals that none of them were shot and killed, and there were mud footprints on the dark skin, apparently trampled by the fugitives.

Before the East African army entered Kayanza, these natives who had died by trampling were lying around the streets of Kayanza, and the East African soldiers entered the city before carrying the dead to the side of the road and placing them.

The area of Cayanza is not large at all in Europe, that is, the size of a town block, so the residents of Cayanza can run away in a short time, but so many people are crowded into such a small city, especially the city has only four gates, three of which are also surrounded by East Africa, and only the north gate can escape, so the stampede is inevitable, and the entire city of Cayanza is a mess.

After counting the battlefield, the results of the East African army were as follows: the city gate (south) collapsed and crushed seven enemies, twelve natives died in the city due to the stampede, 16 East African soldiers killed, and 47 aboriginal wounded and children (who did not run away) were captured.

The East African army suffered no casualties, captured an empty city, pushed the front further to the Kingdom of Rwanda, and completed the expulsion of the indigenous population of Kayanza.

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With the capture of the city of Cayanza, the Kingdom of Burundi is basically finished, and the East African army will not encounter decent resistance in the territory of the Kingdom of Burundi.

After Kayanza to the north, there is only a dozen kilometers away, which is the border between the Kingdom of Rwanda and the Kingdom of Burundi, so the battle of Kayanza also means that the Burundi battlefield is basically entering the final stage.

Compared to the Burundi battlefield, the resistance encountered by the Karavi battlefield next door was even more insignificant, as the kingdom most plagued by the Eastern Bantu people, even the king and the central government of the Karavi Kingdom were killed by the Eastern Bantu people.

After falling into the leaderless realm of dragons, the Karawi Kingdom could not resist the invasion of the Eastern Bantu people, and even many local nobles took the opportunity to break away from the Karawi Kingdom and join the Buganda Kingdom and the Igala Kingdom in the rear.

And these two countries really need manpower to resist the Eastern Bantu, so these nobles with their own population gladly accept and use them to offset the first wave of the Eastern Bantu people.

Therefore, before the invasion of the Karavi Kingdom by the East African colonies, the country had already existed in name only, the central government was destroyed, and the border nobles ran away, but fortunately, those nobles who could not escape could only fight to the death with the Eastern Bantu people, and with the support of Buganda and other countries, they finally eliminated the invading enemy.

However, after the end of the war with the Eastern Bantu people, the support of various countries for the nobles of the Karavi Kingdom was cut off, which was a catastrophe for the Karawi Kingdom, which had been concentrating on preparing for war and the fertile land was in a barren state.

In fact, even if East Africa does not invade the Karawi Kingdom, this indigenous country will not be able to escape the fate of the country.

If it weren't for the huge losses caused by the Eastern Bantu people to the northwestern countries, and the other countries were eager to restore order and production after the war, they would have no time to deal with the Karawi Kingdom for the time being, and the Buganda Kingdom and other countries would have been divided into the Karawi Kingdom long ago.

Now you don't need Buganda and other countries to do it, you don't have the kung fu, East Africa just has, and the East African army is driving the indigenous population of the Karawi Kingdom in the direction of the Buganda Kingdom and the Igala Kingdom like driving pigs in the territory of the Karawi Kingdom.

Although the population of the Karaoui Kingdom and the Kingdom of Burundi has been wiped out by most of the Eastern Bantu people, and the total number of survivors is probably only 60,000 or 70,000, and the 670,000 refugees are not worth mentioning compared to the original million Eastern Bantu people, this is definitely a disaster for those northern countries who want to restore order and production.

"These natives should run north, and if they run west, they still have to continue north, which is simply a waste of effort." John Joe, a staff officer of the Western Route Army on the Calaway Battlefield, said to Ga Ochirbat, the commander-in-chief of the Western Route Army.

"Joe, the natives don't know our intentions, they're just fleeing in the opposite direction of our head, and I bet they've never seen a map in their lives, so it's not surprising that they're fleeing west." Gar Ochirbat said.

"But then again, I didn't encounter any decent enemies along the way, Ochillbart, and it seems that your chance to surpass Felix will not be reached this time." John Joe quipped at Ga Ochirbart.

"These indigenous kingdoms, even if they kill ten, they can't compare to destroy a Zanzibar Sultanate, so if you want to compare with Felix, you can't simply count on these weak chicken indigenous countries." Gar Ochirbat said.

"I've found a place to wrestle with Felix, and in the second stage, Felix is definitely going to attack the Kingdom of Buganda from the north of East Africa, and then we will have a chance to meet him to see who can attack the capital of Buganda first."

Felix was the one who had conquered the Sultanate of Zanzibar alone.

Since Felix achieved such a big result last time, he was promoted to the commander-in-chief of the Northern Theater of Operations in the East African colonies, under the jurisdiction of the entire Kenyan colony.

Felix's unit was now stationed in Kisumu, the capital of the West Kenya District, so Felix did not catch up with the war against the four countries in the northwest.

As the first person in East Africa to have the merit of destroying the country, Felix is full of gold, and the Sultanate of Zanzibar has declined, and it was once one of the great powers in the Indian Ocean.

Although Felix's victory was accidental, it did not prevent his colleagues from wanting to compete with Felix.

One of them was Ga Ochirbat, who and Felix had a very unusual relationship in Germany, not only as fellow villagers, but also in the same Prussian army.

When he was in the Prussian army, Felix was as mediocre as Ga Ochirbat, that is, a big soldier, but after coming to East Africa, Felix was like a hanger, and his achievements were brilliant.

As a fellow villager, Ga Ochirbat knew Felix well, and the two of them performed similarly in the army, but after arriving in East Africa, his former colleagues showed extraordinary talents, and Ga Ochirbart naturally dared not believe it.

So Ga Ochirbart wants to see if Felix is lucky, or if he really has some ability, and wants to see if a person is capable, of course, it is more intuitive than a comparison.

(End of chapter)