Abigail had a gift, a rare one that allowed her to read the history etched in bones, beyond the facade of flesh and skin. Her mentor once confessed that even he couldn't unravel the mysteries of Abigail's own skeletal structure. If that was truly the case, then her real age was a mystery, or perhaps, there was another possibility.

Abigail was someone who could alter her own bone structure at will.

Regardless of the scenario.

Any anomaly, and she could spot it.

Percival was well aware of Vivienne's skill in reading bones, yet his grip on his wrist remained reluctant to ease.

Vivienne pursed her lips, willing to compromise further, "How about... Mr. Wolf, you lift the cloth for me? Just exposing a single bone would do, anywhere is fine."

With some reluctance, Percival agreed.

But before he did, he made sure Vivienne wasn't looking.

Approaching the first body, Percival chose an ankle bone, gnawed on by wild animals, exposing stark white bone.

Vivienne was accustomed to such sights, unfazed by the gruesome scene.

Luckily, her nerves held steady, no sign of any nausea despite the grim context.

She snapped back into professional mode in an instant.

Focusing on the bone, she squinted, her mind delving deep.

"This person was in their thirties, showing signs of recent hardships but not a life of constant struggle, a life of thin luck prone to attracting trouble," she deduced. Vivienne frowned slightly, retracting her gaze.

The identity of this person was almost certain.

It was Delilah, who had clung to Abigail during their last encounter, inadvertently saving them.

Vivienne shook her head, "This isn't Abigail."

The unspoken understanding between them meant Percival caught on with just a few words.

to the next body, this time uncovering a

Vivienne immediately frowned.

belonging to a young girl still in her growth

Certainly not Abigail.

immense fear before death. Vivienne inspected closer, her brows knitting together, "She must

the girl was holding something small, it was well-concealed in her

attempting to pry open the tight grip with no

"Let me."

marrow through

both Vivienne and Percival

reason other than it being a fragment

securing the fragment on a tray, ensuring no

did this end up

Vivienne remained silent.

this person was likely attacked from behind by Abigail, who then brutally extracted her

the

was beyond

no corresponding genetic

narrowed her eyes at the

news about

order, Draven set

render the whole armor effectively useless, reduced

Abigail's current whereabouts, Vivienne wouldn't foolishly

even if she checked recent missing persons reports, Abigail could easily hide her tracks

the search area would be immense, easily alarming

untraceable in genetic databases could only mean one

capable of changing their appearance with special abilities, better to wait for her to take the bait. The bodies were sent to

were returned to Cordelia was a form

the lab, Percival arranged for Thomas to drive Vivienne home,

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