81 Chapter 81: Journey to Australian New Guinea

April 19, 1901.

After a few days of rest, Arthur became busy once again. This time, his destination was Papua New Guinea, which is now known as Australian Papua New Guinea.

Since Australia took over the administration of New Guinea, Arthur was visiting and inspecting this land for the first time.

It's not that Arthur didn't value this land, but there were too many things to handle in Australia, leaving Arthur with no time to manage this territory.

The total population of Australian New Guinea was less than one million, and the majority were indigenous people living on the islands.

Most of these indigenous people lived in isolated tribes, maintaining their unique customs and having little communication with the outside world.

This isolation has led to the emergence of many taboo cultures on this land, such as the terrifying existence of cannibalistic tribes.