Jiang Yan Hai studied Jack seriously. He had clearly been posing as a fisherman here for many years. The sea wind and harsh environment had left his skin rough and dark.
But his solid muscles and the look in his eyes made it clear that while the skills he had learned back then might now be outdated, his fighting ability was anything but weak.
"I can tell you the truth about this. It involves something enormous, something that could affect the entire world. It isn't as simple as merely being related to energy, as you saw back then."
"And frankly, there are only two countries in the world capable of handling something like this." Jiang Yan Hai's tone was grave.
"I don't need to tell you which two countries they are, do I? If it weren't for the country north of us, I might even have considered handing this over to the United States."
Jiang Yan Hai's words stunned both Jack and Jason Bourne. They both knew exactly how much Liston Han Xiao hated the CIA and that country. Yet even under such circumstances, he was willing to hand this over to that country himself.
That alone proved one thing: this object was truly important—important enough for him to set aside his hatred for the greater good. Just how great an impact could it have?
"You can't tell us?" Jack could not help asking.
"I can't." Jiang Yan Hai shook his head decisively. There was no way to explain this. If the outside world already knew about it, it would be different from other things.
Theoretically, there were only two possibilities. Once the outside world knew, whether he explained it or not, everyone would understand what it did. But if they did not know, then he truly could not say