Editing Arbëror Shpend Leka (section)

=== Glöbbery ===

Leka was introduced to [[Glöbbery]] on 23 November 1999. Shortly after midnight, four Glöbberian members arrived at his house in the Dardania district of Gjakova. They entered through the back of the property and identified themselves as servants of [[The Gentleman]]. Leka was taken to a safe estate outside Prizren. Later tribunal records stated that the meeting was arranged through a financial intermediary who had watched Harku i Drenicës during the final months of the Kosovo Civil War.<ref name="harku-foreign-routes"/>

At the estate, Leka was offered protection and foreign buyers if he sold himself to the Gentleman. Glöbbery wanted control of his routes. Before dawn on 24 November 1999, he accepted the oath and was entered into the external Glöbberist register as a Balkan arms and finance member.<ref name="civil-war-aftermath"/><ref name="harku-foreign-routes"/>

After the initiation, Leka began sending money from weapons sales into Glöbberian accounts. Payments first moved through Prizren and then passed through Zurich-facing intermediaries. Glöbbery used this money for sacrifice ledgers and fortress projects. His standing inside the order came from his ability to turn unstable regions into reliable income.

The nickname Ares came from the Greek god of war. Balkan weapons brokers first used it because Leka treated war as a market and kept rival forces supplied through the same hidden routes. Inside Glöbbery, the name became fixed during 2000 after members connected his arms finance to the god's association with war. He made two enemies depend on the same hidden supplier, then used the next attack to sell replacement weapons to both sides.