Knowing where to find them was enough. The rest was simple. Jiang Yan Hai had already booked the relevant suite at the Burj Khalifa Hotel.
Although he did not yet know which room they would book, Jacques had already provided him with the hotel management system and the identities they would use. In fact, Jiang Yan Hai had known about them the moment they entered the country.
However, they had not entered through Dubai. They had driven in directly from another city.
The Impossible Missions Force had activated Ghost Protocol through the CIA. That meant if anything went wrong with their identities, the CIA would immediately erase all their records, and their identities would be completely disavowed.
But before they were exposed, the CIA channels they used would naturally be tolerated. Strictly speaking, those were not CIA channels, but rather secret CIA security channels. Even if they were discovered afterward and someone tried to investigate them, they would find nothing unusual.
Once he obtained the names of their false identities, Jiang Yan Hai knew the moment they booked the hotel.
He changed into casual, convenient clothes—a short-sleeved shirt—and did not bring a handgun. Pulling on a cap, Jiang Yan Hai strolled out.
Although the CIA would secretly monitor their movements, in order to avoid being linked to them, that monitoring could not be real-time. They would only have a general idea of what Ethan Hunt and the others were doing.
What was more, if anyone externally connected to operating systems such as the cameras, Jiang Yan Hai would know.
"Sir, they have entered the hotel lobby. Someone is checking in at the front desk. They are expected to arrive at their room door in ten minutes."
"Mm, got it." Jiang Yan Hai nodded. He entered the elevator and pressed the