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- Poor fellow, - Jamil commented, - this unfortunate soul couldn't resist the temptations of the Devil and indulged in carnal pleasures with one of my slaves. - He said, as if justifying himself. - In a normal situation, I would have sentenced him to fifty lashes, but the guy was unlucky: to his misfortune, the girl he decided to abuse was a virgin.
At these words, Madeleine feigned disgust on her face, although it was almost completely hidden behind the mask of impartiality befitting bodyguards.
Guys, are you sure you contacted the right person? I think he's trading slaves, not nuclear weapons. And he led you "north of the docks" (S - the place where slaves are traded).
Let Locke sort it out; my job is to shoot from the rifle. But in general, yes, he could have misinterpreted the essence of "Locke's business."