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Henry went back to the Baku airport to regroup with his team. He dispatched half of them back up to Germany to inventory the last of the cesium that the Seals were delivering and to drop off Amin’s artwork at the CIA’s hangar at the Berlin airport. He also asked them to return the BMW motorcycle to its owner. The rest of Henry’s men would wait for the transport helicopter that was coming in from the aircraft carrier for Amin and the other prisoners. These men would personally escort Amin and his crew all the way to Guantanimo before returning to their next assignments in Europe.
After he left his men, Henry bought some coffee and snacks to go at the airport’s concession stand. He got back into his rented sedan that he found much more comfortable than the narrow-seated, windblown motorcycle, and he was now on his way to Ismailly and Amin’s terrorist compound. He decided to get the drive behind him and pull off the road outside of town to get some sleep and wait for daybreak
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