:11:02
in a secret African base.
:11:05
The mission fell in Count
Von Katterling.
:11:08
He ordered his aide and 18
guards
:11:11
to execute the order.
:11:14
But when the job was done,
:11:17
the aide and 18 guards all
dissappeared.
:11:19
What has that got to do
with me?
:11:20
The UN has commissioned me
to find the gold.
:11:24
Since it was looted from
many countries,
:11:28
there are bound to be
ownership claims.
:11:32
I deemed it best to have an
Asian
:11:37
to carry out the job
unofficially.
:11:40
So here you are.
:11:43
Let me make the
introductions.
:11:45
Col. Bart. This is Condor.
:11:47
Glad to know you.
:11:48
Lt. Col. Banner.
:11:49
Glad to know you.
:11:50
This is Ada.
:11:53
How do you do?
:11:54
Ada is Professor Pautz's
student.
:11:56
She's familiar with the
deserts.
:11:59
Surely she'll lead you to
the place.
:12:02
Are you saying she is to
lead me there?
:12:04
You don't seem to have
confidence in me.
:12:06
That's not what I meant.
:12:07
I plan for the worst but
hope for the best.
:12:09
Homework, plans and
preparations are needed
:12:12
plus ability to play by ear.
:12:13
I am glad to work with
a confident person.
:12:16
You are made to compliment
each other.
:12:19
Col. Bart, show the Condor
the key to the base
:12:21
The Baron will keep the key.
:12:28
Is the gold still there,
after 40 years?
:12:31
The key has been with the
government.
:12:33
No one could have made an
entry. Don't worry.
:12:35
The robbers didn't need keys
to enter Pharoah's pyramids.
:12:36
The site is top secret,
:12:39
out of reach to most people.
:12:41
I've another question.
:12:44
Yes?
:12:46
This job is for me and the
Condor.
:12:47
Is case of dispute, whose
word goes?
:12:50
Your suggestion?
:12:54
Anything goes.
:12:56
Then I'll make the decision.
:12:57
All right.
:12:58
10 a.m. Tomorrow. At the
Royal Library.
:12:59
Tomorrow I want to go...