Joe Ga returned to the cabin and once again locked himself in the room.
His haul for the day had indeed been substantial; he needed some time to compose himself.
The professor's litany of legal jargon could be overlooked, but Joe Ga was most concerned about how both parties could achieve a relatively legal transaction.
The 'Professor' had provided many examples for reference, but sadly those were too complex and politically entangled, which at the moment were beyond Joe Ga's abilities.
For Joe Ga, the simplest and most practical approach was to establish a licensed international defense company in Africa, making himself an acknowledged 'end-user.'
That way, the Yogeinbert Company could obtain a trade license, enabling a legal transaction between the two.
Of course, once the weapons landed in Joe Ga's hands, he would be responsible for what happened next.
