After grilling the meat and handing it to Marta, the three of them fell silent again. They did not chat much, spending most of their time lost in their own thoughts. Jason Bourne had apparently already sent a message to his partner Nikki, and she had responded.
Jiang Yan Hai would not need to help with that. It would not be a problem for her to fly over here; their passports were still usable.
Jiang Yan Hai did not particularly care about that. In fact, many of their passports had not been arranged by organizations like the CIA, but were contingencies they had prepared themselves. Agents from every country had similar arrangements, not necessarily to guard against their own organizations.
Rather, when they were out in the field and preparing contingencies for themselves, they could not possibly report every detail in time. In this line of work, no one could stay in contact with headquarters at all times. The less they communicated with the outside world, the safer they were.
"Who is the person you need my help with?" Jason Bourne suddenly asked after a while.
"An Asian. He should trust you a great deal. I do not know his identity, but I know that he went to the Albany region a few years ago and retrieved something from an abandoned former Soviet mine shaft," Jiang Yan Hai said directly, without hiding anything.
"All right, I know who you mean." Jason Bourne immediately nodded. "We are on good terms, and he happens to be in Southeast Asia."
"When it is convenient, we can go see him together. The thing belongs to him, so it is up to him whether he gives it to us," Jiang Yan Hai said with a nod. There was no point in forcing such matters.
"Still,