In the year 3035, Africa stood as a testament to resilience and innovation, untouched by the colonial powers that had once sought to exploit its resources. The world had evolved, leaving behind the remnants of fossil fuels and embracing a new era. However, Africa had chosen a different path, refusing to bow to external pressures.

Neocolonialism was the last battle the leaders had to fight which resulted in the continent being ostracised by the international community. About 400 years pass, the borders have been removed inside the continent, with a collective utopian society residing on the continent with tribes reclaiming their rightful land. There is peace among all ethnic groups that serve the same vision and purpose.

The sanctions imposed on the continent had unintended consequences, giving rise to a society that thrived on ingenuity and resourcefulness. Freed from external influences, the people of Africa gathered their leaders to cultivate a steampunk society, harmonizing with nature and technology. The Motherland was born.

Cocoa, once a beloved commodity, now served a dual purpose— the liquid gold that powered our utopian society and symbolized the newfound independence of the people. The once-oppressed had become the architects of their liberation, crafting suits that aided them in everyday life.

As the years passed, Africa thrived in isolation, cut off from the outside world for four centuries. The rest of the globe remained unaware of the steampunk paradise that had emerged, a testament to what can happen when a continent is left to shape its destiny independently.