Kurulu immediately led his army north to launch a crackdown on the Kabyle Tribe.
In fact, the Algiers Council had long been displeased with this "state within a state" that was Majana, and now that the latter had unexpectedly revolted, it played right into their hands.
The Kabyle tribes in these mountains numbered only over a hundred thousand. When they saw the tens of thousands strong Algiers Army marching their way, they were terrified and panicked, desperately seeking help from the Berbers in Annaba.
After the Crown Prince finished reading the report, Major Funiere continued, "Your Highness, the Director asked me to request your instructions: Should we provide support to the Kabyle Tribe?"
Joseph instinctively wanted to nod.
Lavallette's instincts were extremely sharp; this was indeed a rare opportunity for France.
Algiers was the largest state in the Barbari Region, and also the core target of France's North African strategy.
