Tamblot

19th November 1656

Luzon, Philippines

Near the capital city of Spanish-controlled Philippines, Manila, in a dense evergreen forest, five to six men were carefully travelling through flora and fauna, being cautious not to make too much noise so as not to attract wild animals, and, God forbid, something even more dangerous: humans. The people were even more careful considering that these men, who wore uniforms, were also carrying three to four boxes of goods, which appeared heavy from how much the carriers' feet sank into the ground.

Naturally, these people were the Secret Service agents of the Bharatiya Empire, specially trained for the mission in Southeast Asia, and what they were carrying was, unsurprisingly, some firearms intended to act as an advertisement for their future business.