"Our surveillance targets have shown unusual movements. These Portuguese merchants are incredibly well-connected individuals. Their recent actions fully illustrate the issue, like year-end retailers trying to earn the last bit of business by continually running promotions and discounts to go home for Christmas. However, it's only March, indicating that other factors are causing their business to become unsustainable."
As an intelligence officer in East Africa, Eureka keenly observed the abnormal actions of the Portuguese merchants. They increased the volume of goods from East Africa and transported them with maximum capacity. These were East African specialties, notably rare items such as crocodile skins and ivory, unique to East Africa.
Of course, Mozambique itself does not lack these, but its production is smaller than East Africa's. After all, they have insufficient manpower, so it is most cost-effective to import from East Africa.
