With the exposure of Genghis Khan's Tomb in Northern Mongolia yesterday, the foreign affairs department simultaneously disclosed a piece of news that more than a dozen foreign tomb raiders met their end in the traps of the upper tomb passage.
Although no identities were officially released, De Gaulle knew that those dozen or so people were the team he had sent out, who had been out of contact for many days.
"Additionally, this matter should be related to that Huaxia person named Qi Yun whom you asked me to pay attention to," the secretary added, then pulled up an interview video on his phone and handed it to De Gaulle.
After watching, De Gaulle's mouth involuntarily twitched, as if he had thought of something.
He put down his coffee and instructed his assistant, "Cancel all next month's arrangements. I need to personally go to Huaxia."
