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    After receiving the call, Isaac Cameron turned to Charlie and said, “Master, I’ve consulted with my contacts and looked into some overseas channels. If I want to travel to Syria, the mostmon route is to fly to Turkey or Iraq first, and then cross into Syria bynd.”


    Isaac continued, “However, there’s a bit of an issue. Turkey is located to the north of Syria, and Iraq is to the east. The capital of Syria, Damascus, is in the southwest. This means that whether Ie from Iraq or Turkey, I’ll need to travel hundreds of kilometers to reach Damascus.”


    He added, “Additionally, the terrain in the Middle East is quiteplex, and transportation isn’t very convenient. The journey alone takes at least 20 hours.”


    Frowning, Charlie responded, “If I recall correctly, Lebanon borders the west of Syria, and the capitals of both countries are rtively close—less than 100 kilometers apart. Wouldn’t it be easier to fly to Lebanon first and then enter Syria from there?”


    Isaac nodded, saying, “Master, I just asked about this. In theory, Lebanon is indeed closer to Damascus. However, if civil aviation were to fly to Lebanon from our country, the flight path would have to go through Syrian airspace.”


    He exined, “Given the ongoing conflict between the Syrian government forces and the opposition, and with both sides equipped with ground-to-air weapons, no airline is willing to fly into Syrian airspace. They would have to take a long detour, increasing the flight distance by about 2,000 kilometers.”


    “In that case, our business jets won’t be able to make the journey without a refuel stop. We’ll need to coordinate a stopover airport, which adds another hour or two fornding, refueling, and inspections.”


    Isaac then pointed out another challenge: “Once in Lebanon, there’s still the matter of the border being temporarily closed due to the conflict, making it impossible to cross legally. If you want to get from Lebanon to Syria, you can only attempt to sneak across the border.”<fn5cbf> Read full story at F?nd-Novel</fn5cbf>


    Charlie nodded thoughtfully, acknowledging, “Even if we have to sneak across, the 100-kilometer distance will still save us a lot of time.”


    Isaac quickly cautioned, “Master, crossing the border is serious business. Both nations have heavy security, and in these extraordinary times, anyone caught illegally crossing the border could be shot on sight. The situation in Syria is extremelyplicated, and venturing into it could be very dangerous!”


    Charlie waved his hand dismissively, replying calmly, “That’s not a problem for me. I have my methods for crossing the border.”


    He then expressed his frustration: “The real issue is the flight duration. Initially, the flight would take at least nine hours. With this detour, we’d be looking at an additional two to three hours, plus another hour or two for the stopover. All in all, it could take over 13 hours to reach Lebanon. That’s too long, considering the urgency of the situation.”


    Suddenly, Isaac seemed to have an idea. He pondered for a moment before eximing, “Master, there’s actually a unique solution that would allow you to fly from Aurous Hill to Lebanon in just four and a half hours! However, this n can only be executed by you.”


    Curious, Charlie asked, “What n are you talking about, Isaac?”


    Isaac reminded him, “Master, do you remember when you went to Changbai Mountain to ambush the Eight Heavenly Kings? I mentioned that your grandfather invested a lot of money in purchasing a Concorde?”


    “The Concorde can fly at 2.5 times the speed of a typicalmercial aircraft. Moreover, your grandfather’s Concorde has been specially modified to enhance its fuel capacity, allowing it to cover 10,000 kilometers at supersonic speeds with just one refueling. You wouldn’t need tond to refuel, and you’d reach Lebanon in just over four hours!”<h3 ss="has-text-align-center" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>


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