[The trick behind those brilliant conclusions is having some place to start - Nate can't build foundations out of sand, even with a reasonably generous wealth of information on Henry Avery's life, his "death," and his exploits. Nate's insatiable curiosity overpowers his resentment toward the smirk he can hear in every word that leaves Rafe's mouth.
Avery's greatest heist, and the horrific price both parties had paid for Long Ben's gain. Nate still remembers, even if he hasn't looked through those files in years.
It doesn't take a genius to realize that Rafe is milking the moment for everything it's worth. With the advantage in time and knowledge - and the rock-solid grudge he must still be nursing - he's counting on Nate to beg for the information.
Nate obliges.]
What the Hell could be bigger than four-hundred million in Mughal treasure?
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Avery's greatest heist, and the horrific price both parties had paid for Long Ben's gain. Nate still remembers, even if he hasn't looked through those files in years.
It doesn't take a genius to realize that Rafe is milking the moment for everything it's worth. With the advantage in time and knowledge - and the rock-solid grudge he must still be nursing - he's counting on Nate to beg for the information.
Nate obliges.]
What the Hell could be bigger than four-hundred million in Mughal treasure?