Gao Yang didn't know if what he was doing should be considered a shining example of humanity or a waste of time. At such a critical moment, he still had the leisure to worry about the trivial matters of a stranger, an old lady, and a matter that had been unresolved for over twenty years.
Gao Yang thought like this: Azaro stole the gun that was now in his possession, and he met Kaya, the widow of the original owner. Watching an old lady in front of him cry about the pain of losing it, he felt uneasy, indeed with a slight sense of guilt.
Gao Yang was a mercenary, but not a thief or a robber. However, the problem was that he couldn't be considered a paragon of virtue either. He couldn't bear to return the gun, even if it killed him, but he wanted to relieve Mrs. Monosha's regrets and erase his guilt. So he decided to make a fake gun to both satisfy Mrs. Monosha's regret and not have to actually return the gun.
