The plane finally took off.
Gao Guang decided to gamble. If he fired a shot, his last retreat would be gone, and firing would mean endless pursuit and interception in Italy.
Previously, wherever he went, danger felt distant because there was national power supporting him. Now, directly opposing a nation as an individual was nothing short of suicide.
Gao Guang really wanted to know the situation on the CIA's side, so he decided to take the gamble.
The flight itself wasn't dangerous; the real threats were the encounters before takeoff and the identity checks upon landing. Gao Guang was more willing to fight in Warsaw than to act hastily in Italy. The reason was simple: he had fought in Warsaw multiple times before and was somewhat familiar with the terrain there.
The plane took off and landed at a military airport as expected, but a significant change occurred—Zoge came to meet the plane with a large group of people.
