'Spur's words suddenly made Joe Ga feel a bit strange. He nudged Eric, who had been silent all along, and curiously asked, "Why are these guys fixating on the airport?"
Eric let out a sigh of relief as the armored car completely left the airport and then said with a bit of helplessness, "Because now a white person from Europe and America is worth $200,000.
Those madmen from the jihadist organizations are setting high prices for beheading people to intimidate the whole world for the sake of the gangs!"
Joe Ga listened and said with furrowed brows, "Has it gotten this serious? In the past, things were still somewhat covert, but now they're openly buying people to behead? Wasn't Benghazi the birthplace of the Arab Spring? Shouldn't it be more democratic? How could extremism become so severe?"
