Early the next morning, Leonard Ethan went to the Chinese Embassy in Dublin again to handle the formalities for Fairmont. During the process, he unexpectedly learned that Fairmont and Joan's accommodation and travel expenses are covered by the Chinese side just like his own.
"This was notified by our domestic office." the embassy staffer said. "They asked me to tell you that China will not forget those friends who have made contributions."
Obviously, without Leonard's concealment, it was not too difficult for a country to find out the participants of the last operation, so they would take this opportunity to show friendliness to Fairmont and Joan.
Because they were going to visit Fairmont's ancestral home, Leonard and his companions took a flight to Banyan City in China one week in advance so as not to delay the main business.
