Gao Guang approached the warehouse.
There were two armed guards outside the warehouse door, both Iraqis. It might be troublesome to have one's own people guarding here, so it's better to just arrange for Iraqis who don't speak the language and are only there for a paycheck to watch over it.
Let's just call the person who refuses to pay money a miser for now.
Plucking feathers from a miser is not really convenient for Hank and Tom to handle at times like this, so in the end, it was up to Gao Guang himself.
Gao Guang wanted to talk to the miser, but he would not enter the warehouse and discuss anything in front of many people.
At this point, translators like Ashraf and Abbas became useful, going in to bring the person out, and it was much more convenient to deal with outside.
"Go bring the person out."
