Chapter 64 Divide and Conquer

[Aimee] With the loss of their only lead, Aunt Timmu wailed in sorrow. Kugler looked at Alia, who lay in bed with her eyes closed. He pounded the wall angrily and sank against it in helplessness. Furrowing his brows, Mars contemplated the options Alia had. Ares tapped his finger on the table and said suddenly, “Since we don’t have any news on Mars’ father, we should start with Vivian. Maybe she can recall something.” Mars told us that Vivian had memories from her slumber, even though she was asleep from birth until she was eight years old when his father treated her. “We should meet Vivian,” I suggested, now that we had a glimmer of hope. However, Mars didn’t seem optimistic about it. In fact, he looked distressed. “Vivian–” “Don’t tell me that Vivian is missing too!” Kugler glared at Mars. He looked like he was about to punch Mars if the latter confirmed his suspicion. Fortunately, Mars shook his head. “She’s not missing, but she lives far from here, up north on Mount