Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 1266 The Attack Begins

Atlas led me to hide behind a few tall trees, holding me tightly in his arms and staying vigilant.

Through the gaps in the leaves, I could faintly see a sea of flames outside, accompanied by deafening explosions.

The base was being destroyed.

I wiped my face and forced myself to suppress my emotions. I didn't dare say a word.

Although we hadn't rescued my father, I had to admit that we tried our best. Atlas risked his life to infiltrate the base, and I had no reason to blame him.

Many people had followed us to risk their lives for my father too. Some had even sacrificed their youth. What more could I ask for?

Choking back tears, I said, "There are still so many innocent children in the village."

Atlas hugged me tightly, his face filled with guilt. "I'm sorry. I couldn't save your dad."

When I heard his words, I couldn't control my emotions any longer. I buried my face in his chest and cried, "I have a feeling that once we leave here, I'll never see him again."

"No, I won't let that happen. Trust me, I'll keep searching!" Atlas tightened his arms around me, his voice hoarse. "I arranged for our people here to tell the villagers to protect those children. They should be safe." "But this place has almost been razed to the ground." I wiped my eyes.

from the forest, and Atlas cautiously pulled my

"Mr. Atlas."

glanced outside, then sighed

leaves to look outside. It was Cane, Dylan,

and blood stained his sleeve. The others also had varying degrees of injuries, indicating the dire situation outside. "Where's Anya?" I couldn't see her among the crowd and felt anxious. "Where's Anya? What about Tristan? Why

completely destroyed. Tristan. knows about this exit, so he should join us soon." Dylan looked at me, feeling a little

Xavier to stop the attack. We need to check on the

inside, but I

seen Loak. I've searched

but I haven't

Dylan

him."

at Atlas

evident in his tone.

he wouldn't..." Dylan looked

what he

Atlas affirmed confidently. He had always

faintly heard shouting. I quickly said, "Shh!