Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom novel Chapter 1300

Atlas raised an eyebrow, confidently saying, "We'll just have to be ready on all fronts."

"What do you mean?" I asked.

"I'm planning to return to Nocturnia soon. Even though we know about the BZ plan, we don't have either of the keys in our possession, so we’re not in a good position right now. If we make a mistake, it could backfire.

“I've already dispatched some people to start searching for the main players involved in the exploration of those continents back then, just in case."

It seemed that Atlas had already begun planning.

I looked at him, questioning, "Do you have any information on them? After all, it's been so many years."

Atlas glanced at me, proudly saying, "While you were asleep last night, I had a long talk with Dad. He gave me detailed information on those people."

"He still remembers, after all these years?" I asked in amazement. "If we can find them, that would be fantastic!"

Atlas nodded. "I've always wanted to explore this area, so I've been in touch with professionals in this field globally. They’re all top-notch experts.

"But after the plane crash, those people disappeared without a trace. That tells me they've been laying low and living with fake identities. Dad said they signed contracts with him back then. Maybe they sensed danger."

"Will it be easier to find them now that Dad has given you that information? At least those people have kept the secret," I said to Atlas, feeling relieved. "Otherwise, there would have been no trace of them."

"Yeah. Dad said they were very close, and some of them were his classmates. I believe we can find them."

"You talked with Dad all night? Can his body handle it? I'm worried he hasn't been resting well these days."

"He's excited right now. You can't stop him from talking, you know. All these secrets have been weighing on him for twenty years. He really wants to talk, and he’s feeling a lot of resentment and urgency, but he’s mostly worried." Atlas hugged me, his face close to mine, smiling indulgently. "Does it hurt to see your dad like this?"