The next day, after Gao Yang got up, he began waiting for someone to deliver weapons and personnel to him, but the living supplies arrived promptly, while the weapons and personnel were delayed.
In Yemen, the noon summer sun can roast you alive, so nobody's willing to move at noon. If you want weapons and equipment, you'd have to wait until afternoon or even evening.
There's no other way; this is the lifestyle in the Middle East in general, no matter how anxious you are, you have to wait.
The house's insulation is good, but Gao Yang was still frustrated with the heat inside, and there's nothing he could do; although the place he lived in had air conditioning, it had no electricity.
By noon, at twelve o'clock, you couldn't stand outside in the sun anymore, and it was unbearable indoors. For locals, this temperature was actually quite normal, but Gao Yang and his men found it somewhat hard to tolerate.
