In the annals of history, Okpondo’s name echoes with infamy. Revered as the most notorious slave dealer across North and East Africa, his reputation strikes fear in the hearts of kings. Operating the largest slave camp, housing over 50,000 souls, he revels in the suffering of his captives. Drawn to the power and opportunities offered by the Makazi, the inner sect of the Mabaya Anakuja, Okpondo joins their ranks, driven by his insatiable thirst for territorial domination and boundless ambition.