Henry was quite familiar with the terrain in this area, with two markets to the north and a museum to the south.
The direction of the market was clearly the most ideal escape route.
Although it was already night and the market was long empty, the terrain there was more complex.
When he had rented this place, he had already planned that if anything went wrong, he would run towards the market, passing through two large markets before reaching Martyr Square, and then the docks.
There was a speedboat belonging to him, always parked there paying mooring fees, and once he got on the boat and sailed into the vast night sea, no one would be able to do anything to him.
After running two or three hundred meters in the small alleys, and after turning seven or eight times through who knows how many lanes, he finally saw Scripture Tower standing beside the market.
In Algiers, these Scripture Towers and mosques are very common.
