Chief Malik of the Botswana tribe was facing the chiefs of allied tribes.

Before the aggressive invasions of Nador, they had often exchanged goods, gone to markets together, and traded with Nador’s merchants.

Because they frequently collaborated, they would greet each other like friends in such gatherings.

‘Everyone seems to be stressed due to the Nador folks.’

Looking around, I noticed that several chiefs from tribes they had previously been close with were missing.

They must have been raided and enslaved by the Nador people.

After a lengthy silence, one chief asked in an irritated tone.

“Why have you called …