I Want a Divorce by Abigail Quinn

Chapter 71

Meanwhile, in the economy class cabin, Hailey and Sienna were chatting enthusiastically.

Hailey asked Sienna curiously, “Oliver had never mentioned having a girlfriend when he was working in

my store. When did you know each other?”

Sienna blushed and said, “We… It’s only been less than a month since I met him. I met him on a blind

date.”

“A blind date?”

Hailey couldn’t comprehend the situation. She questioned, “Oliver is a handsome and remarkable

young man, and you, Sienna, are undeniably beautiful. With your charming looks, why would you even

consider going on a blind date?”

Sienna explained with a hint of embarrassment, “I work as a police officer and specialize in criminal

investigations. Firstly, my demanding job leaves me with little time to focus on my personal life.

Secondly, I have a quick temper and tend to resort to physical confrontation if provoked. Thirdly, I find it

hard to have a feeling for an average person. As a result, I didn’t have a boyfriend.”

“Got it!” Hailey nodded in understanding. It was clear to her that Sienna was a carefree tough girl.

Coupled with her occupation as a criminal policeman, average people would have a hard time

matching her strength and resilience.

Sienna seemed to click with Hailey. She smiled and told her about the story of her blind date, “Oliver’s

sister Joanna is my classmate. She asked me about the blind date. My mother happened to hear it, so

she forced me to go on this blind date. In

fact…”

Sienna recalled the scene from that day, reminiscing with a smile. “To be honest, I wasn’t initially

interested in Oliver. It wasn’t because he wasn’t attractive, but because I had no intention of going on a

blind date at all. However, Oliver was different from other men. He didn’t pester me or make me

uncomfortable. Instead, he had a pleasant demeanor and engaged in conversation with me over

drinks. And then… well, I ended up getting drunk.”

As Sienna thought about her drunken state, a blush crept up her cheeks. When she looked up and saw

Hailey’s beautiful face, she was suddenly taken aback. “Why did I reveal this secret to her?” she

wondered.

Sienna felt a wave of frustration wash over her, and she almost wanted to slap herself in the face. “I

didn’t even drink. Why did I reveal everything to her?”

Hailey couldn’t help but immerse herself in the story of Oliver and Sienna, feeling a twinge of envy for

their romantic connection. However, when she looked up and saw Sienna’s embarrassed expression, a

sudden intuition told her that something had happened beyond what was being revealed.

But Sienna stopped talking.

Hailey recalled the night when she and Oliver were in distress at Manchernius. Oliver carried her on his

back, fleeing through the jungle. They stayed on the mountain until the next day.

That night, Hailey actually felt that her feelings for Oliver had started to shift. It was just that the weight

of her father’s marriage arrangement had placed a heavy burden on her, causing her to keep her

emotions concealed and buried deep

within her heart.

As a result, Oliver and Sienna had a blind date. Then they became lovers. She wondered if she was

brave enough, would it be her who held Oliver’s hand now?

Oliver came back in a moment. Seeing Hailey chatting with Sienna, he sat on the other side without

disturbing them and looked out of the window at the blue sky in a daze.

Gunther, facing the inevitability of his approaching demise, desperately sought a miracle. He clung to

the faint hope that the ancient treasure held a hidden cure, a remedy that eluded the grasp of modern

science and technology.

But Oliver didn’t want to have any other thoughts. Gunther was seeking a miracle, and so did he.

What he wanted to save was not his own life, but Sienna’s.

But there was no difference.

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If possible, he would rather trade his own life for hers.

Two hours later, they arrived at Mallowbrook. Gunther’s bodyguard booked a pick-up car and sent them

directly to the hotel in the city. Lunch and dinner were all served in the hotel, and then they started to

prepare equipment and food.

In addition, they also hired a local guide named Isaac who was familiar with the intricacies of the

surrounding mountains and forests. He was in his forties. His father and grandfather were both skilled

hunters in the terrain of Mount Rockenan.

The next night, when all the supplies were ready, Gunther invited Gabriel and Oliver to his room for

discussion.

Gunther took out the two map tokens and then cast the map on the wall in the way Oliver used.

“Gabriel, Oliver, let’s check the map again to see if we can pinpoint an exact location.”

They couldn’t pinpoint the exact location with only these two maps. They could only deduce the

treasure was located in

Enchanting Hollow in Mount Rockenan.

However, the area they were venturing into was vast, spanning hundreds of square miles, and it was

characterized by its remote and uninhabited nature.

Just like the main peak of Mount Edshire, the specific location within such a vast mountain range was a

challenge to pinpoint accurately.

Gabriel frowned and said, “Enchanting Hollow is the only region within Mount Rockenan that remains

undeveloped and inaccessible. I checked countless data and consulted my former friends. The terrain

there is extremely complex. There are geomagnetic abnormalities, conventional tools like geomagnetic

compasses and equipment often fail upon arrival. Additionally, the dense fog permeates the land and

poses a significant danger, causing disorientation and dizziness. It’s an extremely hazardous

environment, with slim chances of survival for those who venture into it.”

Oliver was stunned. He had never heard of such a thing.

Gabriel added, “Enchanting Hollow in Mount Rockenan is located between latitudes 29.32 and 29.34

north, at the same latitude as Blallas Triangle and Eskarians Pyramids. So it’s also known as the

Blallas Triangle on land. No one can solve the mystery of the place.”

Oliver was immediately worried. If it was so dangerous, could he find a cure for Blood Malediction?

As Oliver studied the illuminated map on the wall, he carefully examined the information obtained from

Eye Sculpture in his mind and compared it to the details displayed on the map. After a moment of

focused analysis, he noticed a red dot that intermittently flashed amidst the image in his mind.

It was there!

At least the map in his mind showed that.

After pondering for a while, Oliver turned around and asked Gabriel and Gunther, “Gabriel, have you

ever heard of ‘Blood Malediction?”

“Blood Malediction?”

Both Gabriel and Gunther shook their heads in surprise. “I haven’t heard of it. Is it a witchcraft or magic

trick of the Mortimer family?”

Oliver shook his head in disappointment. It seemed that they had never heard of it, and it was useless

to ask.

The only chance-was to get into the red dot on the map. If they found Tristar Treasure, there might be

an answer.

Perhaps they could get a cure to solve Sienna’s Blood Malediction, but Oliver didn’t hold much hope for

Gunther as his cancer was in its late stage.

After all, Blood Malediction was created by the ancients. No matter how mysterious it seemed, it was

essentially a form of poison, if one were, to put it bluntly.

But late-stage cancer was incurable. Gunther had very little hope for a cure, knowing that there was no

known way to treat

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“Immortality? It’s hard to believe in such a concept. If it were true, there would be countless immortals

in the world. But the reality is, there is no evidence of anyone achieving immortality. It’s all just a

mythical legend,” Oliver thought.

Oliver thought for a while and then took out a piece of paper and a pen before he started drawing.

He sketched the route he envisioned in his mind onto the paper, marking the specific locations and the

path that would lead them to their destination.

Seeing Oliver suddenly sketching with a pen and paper, Gunther observed his actions with curiosity.

After Oliver finished, Gunther approached him and asked cautiously, “You… see something?”

Oliver nodded. “I think… This location may be a key point. Let’s find it first.”