Ok so not super easy but still easy I guess. Could be worse, you could be filling out aesthian forms and waiting for a full month.
Tippy picks the pen back up and begins to fill in the required info.
The guy comes back and looks over your paperwork. He then sets your rifle on his side of the desk.
: Alright, everything checks out.
He shows you that everything taken from you is accounted for, places the gun inside the case, then closes it and slaps two padlocks on it.
: Here is your gun back. You are not permitted to take it out of this case until registering it with the Bureau of Firearms and either completing a remedial firearm safety course or submitting form 1260-S to the Bureau listing five citizens who can attest to your responsibility.
He sets your paperwork aside, grumbling to himself loud enough for you to hear.
: Or until you go back home to wherever you came from and get the bolt cutters out of your shed, I don't really care.
"I'd say so to a certain degree, I have my fair share of being stubborn and being a little unorthodox with how I operate, but I wouldn't mind the option to at least have a little more say in things." Walter lets out a sigh "Perhaps someone didn't want me to have that, or someone never filed my flight operations. The Important thing anyways is I don't want to fight for something that we lose either way-" Walter shifts uneasily and narrows his eyes
"This of course is also all on the merit of a purported nuclear deadman's switch, which I suppose won't change anything for me if it's real or not now that I'm standing here on this carrier. Even if I supported Aesthia; nuclear weapons would be launched on some accord, It can't be all sunshine and rainbows like Tarkirov imagined."
: Mm, your people
would be the ones to imagine the aftermath of atomic genocide as "sunshine and rainbows", wouldn't they.