Beyond the Divorce

"What should we do next?" I anxiously grabbed him. "If Navi goes back, won't he be in even more danger?"

"Don't worry, we have the next step of the plan. Once we find him, we'll rescue him! Then we'll collaborate from inside and out," Atlas said.

"But what if... we can't find him?" I gulped nervously.

Atlas pondered for a moment. "It seems we'll have to head to the base too."

He turned to Cane and said, "Get ready to leave!"

Cane immediately turned and left. Atlas asked me to call Anya.

I hurriedly went to Anya's room, but she was already asleep.

I woke her, "Anya, wake up. We're leaving!"

Anya woke up, staring at me blankly. Her little look was adorable.

"We're leaving

some confusion. She quickly got up and followed me out of the

handed Anya a set of clothes and shoes to change into

a set of dark combat uniforms for me to change into. He told me not to bring anything else as we would

put the dress I wore

and Anya out of the

conditions were quite dark, with poor road construction and dense forests on both sides. I looked back and saw

passenger seat, Atlas turned back and said to us, "You two should get some sleep! I'll call you

Resting instead of enduring this would be better, as it was hard to predict what would happen next. I pulled Anya and said to

for me to lie down, and I shook my head. Arnold was right; no matter what, she was still a child. How could I let a child

anxious. "Madam, I've already slept. It's okay! You

and unwillingly lay down because I

I had been asleep when suddenly, the brakes came

uneasy as I heard yelling around. I saw Cane calmly opening the

us held flashlights or similar lighting tools, constantly shining them into

the vehicle behind us snapped on its headlights, sending a bright light beam in our direction. At that moment, I had a clear view