 
          When Kantor walks back to the team with the bag of food, the other merchants scream,
        
        
          ‘Where is Graford? Why do you walk here by yourself?’ Kantor pretends to be sad and said,
        
        
          ‘Graford was bitten by a poisonous scorpion and I couldn’t cure him. So...’ The merchants are sad
        
        
          as they have lost a leader. Henry Marc said, ‘Can we stand in a silent tribute for a minute?’ Kantor
        
        
          said, ‘Okay, but we have to go soon.’ Kantor doesn’t want to stand in a silent tribute. He just wants
        
        
          this minute to run as fast as it can. But there are two merchants who do not stand in a silent
        
        
          tribute. They are Jerry Henson and Sean Quinn. They are on alert against Kantor. When they
        
        
          set off again, the two merchants walk at the back of the team but they’re actually noticing what
        
        
          Kantor’s doing.
        
        
          When they almost arrive at Ulaanbaatar, there is a sandstorm again. So they all set up a tent
        
        
          and go inside. But Jerry Henson and Sean Quinn do not go into the tent. They stay outside for a
        
        
          minute. When they are ready to set out, a group of police comes and arrest Kantor. The merchants
        
        
          are shocked. ‘Why do you arrest him? What did he do?’ said the merchants. The police said, ‘Go to
        
        
          the police station first!’ When they arrived at the police station, the police said, ‘Mr. Henson and
        
        
          Mr. Quinn, please say what’s happened to everyone. ‘So Henson and Quinn said what happened in
        
        
          the desert when Graford and Kantor went away in full detail. Kantor is shocked and depressed so
        
        
          he gives himself up, and the police put him in jail.
        
        
          When they walk out of the police station, Jerry Henson says, ‘Never believe a person who is
        
        
          honey-mouthed and dagger-hearted.’