When Gao Yang calmly announced the amount of aid, his heart didn't quite bleed, but it felt as if a knife had been drawn across it—painful.
Because all this money was laid out by Satan. Although ten million dollars wouldn't pose any financial burden for Satan, ten million is no small figure, and most importantly, as Gao Yang said, this was just the first installment of aid.
Apart from money, there are weapons. Gao Yang indeed buys weapons cheaply, but cheap is relative compared to what others pay Grand Ivan for supplies; as long as it's arms trade, there's nothing truly cheap.
If you don't risk something, you can't gain anything. To earn a big score in Yemen, one worth enough for Satan's entire membership to live a lifetime of luxury, to establish Satan's big corporation, we have to first invest some capital.
Gao Yang has prepared two hundred million dollars, essentially all the liquid assets he and everyone in Satan could muster.
