For Song Heping, the intelligence about the trade of three SA-9 missile systems to the Sahel Region wasn't that important to him personally.
His relationship with the US Army was merely a transactional cooperation. What the US Army intended to do in the Sahel was probably known to many intelligence agencies, including the French.
Therefore, using it to exchange for concrete evidence of JK's true identity to deal with Simon in the future was the matter that involved his own fortune and life.
As the boss of a PMC company, Song Heping didn't want to go against the CIA.
But now, the CIA's station chief Simon, stationed at the Illigo Intelligence Station, was like a mad dog relentlessly chasing after him and biting wildly. If he didn't find a way to deal with Simon, who knew when he might fall into his hands one day and risk his life.
Seven days later, near the port of Casablanca, the cruise ship Tulip docked.
