Spy-x-War Showdown

"Fifty percent, I agree."

Alexander was the first to express his stance, followed closely by Yang Yi.

"Alright, fifty percent, cash on delivery, I agree."

Justin smiled satisfactorily and then said in a deep voice, "Now let’s talk about the specifics. First, where is the airplane coming from? Where does it take off and which route will it take to arrive in Kyiv?"

Alexander hesitated for a moment, then finally shook his head, "No, I can’t tell you that."

Yang Yi didn’t show any reaction, but Justin spread his arms and said, "Buddy, I am personally involved in this matter, you can’t hide anything from me, because this involves a lot of things — the airplane is key! Without a United Airlines Boeing 747, our plan can’t proceed, so I must know the details!"

Alexander thought for a moment and then said in a deep voice, "It’s very difficult to paint such a large plane as a Boeing 747. It’s impossible to finish within two days. If the plane flies with the paint not yet dry, by the time it arrives, I guarantee that no one will be able to recognize what livery it wore. Moreover, ordinary paint can’t be used for high-speed flight in the sky; it would be blown off. Therefore, it’s not feasible to temporarily find a Boeing 747 and paint it to look like a United Airlines jet."

Justin said in a deep voice, "So, what are you planning to do, find a real United Airlines jet?"

Alexander nodded slightly and said, "I have a Boeing 747, and it’s indeed a United Airlines Boeing 747."

Justin’s eyes widened in shock, while Yang Yi opened his mouth in surprise.

"Boeing 747s are gradually being phased out. I bought a retired Boeing 747-400 from United Airlines. It has flown fifty-five thousand hours and still has very good mechanical performance. It’s now stored in a hangar at Khartoum Airport in Sudan."