Chapter Eleven: NusaybinLiam Catlin meet Narak Vanlian, code name Fade, a Syrian by birth but British by persuasion, in the car park outside the arrivals gate at Aleppo airport just as the outside cameras were temporally shut down by technology available to GCHQ through Geoffrey Harwood's AIS at Greenwich. The Syrian security offices were not in slightest bit interested in the British passport holding Catlin, who was a regular visitor to Syria having stayed in the country for various amounts of time. After a brief exchange of pleasantries Vanlian drove the Syrian registered Land Rover towards the Turkish border crossing at Nusaybin. Liam had been sent to accomplish two missions, one to work with Narak and reinforce the friendship with the Sunni Kurds and second to retrieve the data inside
