From Baghdad to Los Angeles, then from Los Angeles to Dubai, Gao Guang met with Lloyd in Dubai for less than three hours before boarding a plane once again to Miami.
It's quite the distance from the Middle East to the United States, and Gao Guang had been flying continuously. It was only then that he truly understood the pain of an air traveler, as well as the convenience and comfort that a private jet could offer.
But in the end, Gao Guang finally met the legendary Gun God, the deity of gunsmiths.
"You made it just in time, in another four... in three minutes and forty-five seconds, you would have missed the appointment time."
Norberto was tall and thin, slightly hunched over, with long hair tied back in a ponytail that swung back and forth as he moved his head.
Norberto didn't quite fit the image Gao Guang had of a gunsmith, as he lacked a few of the artisanal qualities typical to gunsmiths but instead possessed much more of an artist's flamboyance.
