Chapter 620 - 594: Exposure
No sixth sense is needed, nor a strong observational ability; just the fact that Ben is brazen enough to intercept a plane from the United States shows that he is acting with a do-or-die determination.
Kanter wasn’t worried about Gao Yi; he was worried about Amos because Amos was the culprit behind Ben’s nuclear predicament. If Ben forcibly demands that the US hand over Amos for personal interrogation, it would actually be quite reasonable.
Kanter was very cautious, and Gao Yi didn’t have much to worry about because if Ben were to take him away here, or more directly, if Ben were to kill him, then... well, it might not really matter that much.
"Protect Amos well. We should not show ourselves; inquire about Ben’s intentions."
Kanter ordered, then he whispered to Gao Yi, "We shouldn’t go over there; Ben might do anything right now."
Even if it’s a dog raised by the United States, if its den has been destroyed, its food bowl removed, and it’s been severely beaten, even a tamed dog might turn on its owner in such a situation.
Moreover, Gao Yi is not the dog owner; at best, he’s the outsider who came to dismantle the dog’s den. Although he has the owner’s tacit consent, if the dog bites him, the owner might try to intervene a bit, perhaps tug the leash. But if the leash isn’t held, or if it breaks, the owner might be reluctant to kill the dog.
That’s the situation, and Gao Yi needs to be self-aware.
Without hesitation, Gao Yi followed Kanter back.
There weren’t many soldiers protecting the plane, because they were inside the airport, so there was no need to act as if facing a great enemy, with soldiers standing all over the airport.