My Unconventional Lover: Seeing A Different World 100 Missing!

My biggest fear in life was to lose my parents. I couldn't imagine what my life would be if they died before I did. As the only child at home, I grew up accepted all of their loves. But, they didn't spoil me rotten, which was why I got their permission to study far from them. I knew to behave myself, not to embarra.s.s them, to be a filial child to them.

I love them so much.

So, if something were to happen to them, I could only be strong and face it, under one condition; it was the will of G.o.d.

But, if I found out it was something related to manipulation, human or ghost, bring it on! I was not going to let you get away with a simple punishment!

Dare to mess with me? Let's see who would suffer in the end.

As for now, my biggest fear suddenly happened. My mind went blank for minutes, my eyes widened and I could feel the warmth drained from my body. My breath hitched in my throat. My hands and feet were cold. I felt like a mess.

"Where is he now?" I asked.

"Missing." Sanji replied slowly.

This word snapped me back from my shock. "Missing? What do you mean?" I glared at him.

Were we in some kind of action movie where people kidnapped other people after getting them into an accident?

Sanji relayed to me what he had heard before. Out of eight people in the car, only my father went missing and the other seven was severely injured. No one was died in this accident, but strangely my father went missing!

There must be something wrong with the story, or in the story.

According to Sanji's story, he sat in the middle of seat, there was no sign of him being thrown out of the car, and there was no clues whether he walked out of the car on his own or not. It was as if he was swallowed by the earth.

The coldness I felt before disappeared as my brain was forced to work hard.

I had a feeling that what had happened to my father was something that even policemen couldn't solve. Somehow my feeling told me that someone was playing around.

No. Someone was tired of living well. Someone wanted to feel the h.e.l.l.

I sneered. If it were to happen before I acquired the White Army, I would be panic and cry. I might not ask the rest of the story, instead I would run out while crying and calling for my father. Which would be stupid for me, for I had no idea where to find him.

Fortunately I grew some sense in my mind after these exhausting months. For now, I only needed to sit a bit and thought about it.

"Are you okay?" Sanji asked worriedly.

I nodded. "I'm good. Thanks for informing me."

"I'll let you know if there are any issues about him." Sanji stood up and patted my shoulder.

"Thanks." I nodded and watched him leave the room.
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As soon as Sanji disappeared behind the door, my body went numb and cold. The hint of warmth in my eyes disappeared and turned into cold glint.

"Siji."

"Yes, Milady." Siji appeared in front of me.

"Find out what happened to my father."

"Yes, Milady."

Having Siji and the White Army around was equivalent to having a high-speed and unlimited internet network. They worked faster than anyone since they were limitless and unbounded by s.p.a.ce and time. I only needed to say the word, and they would execute the order.

Sometimes, I would remember what the old men said, that I would be driven mad or worse, die, if I continued using the army.

I wonder why, though.

As I was pondering about that matter, Siji came back in a hurry.

"Milady." He sounded a bit hesitant.

"Speak."

"Your father was kidnapped." He said in a low tone, worried that I would lose my temper.

But, I didn't. I remained calm but I couldn't hide the frost in my voice. "Who?"

"They said it was green ladies that took him away."

I frowned. "Green?"

I searched in my memory any information about Green Ladies but I got nothing.

What is their relations.h.i.+p with my father?

Why do they have to take him away?

Do they mean harm to him?

I had these questions inside my head. As long as I didn't know their intention, I couldn't just stay calm.

"Milady, they are the maids of the Queen of South Sea, one of the ten rulers of mystic world in Indonesia, in other words, our dimension."

Queen of South Sea? No wonder.

I could feel my brain went blank.

How do I find any information about him? How do I help him?

As if knowing what I was thinking, the next words coming out from Siji's mouth dampened my mood entirely.

"Queen of South Sea is known for her tight security. Any insider information won't leak unless they do it intentionally. Unless we build a good relations.h.i.+p with them, there's no way we can get any information from them. But, as far as I know, the Queen is not someone who would do kidnapping for no good reason. Let's hope your father is taken care well by them."

I remained silent as I heard him. "Queen of South Sea's people came far away from the sea to the land only to kidnap my father, it seems like my father is an important figure to them. I hope they really take a good care of him." I said.

"But..." I looked up at him. "If they dare to hurt him, I swear I'll find a way to make them suffer, Queen or not." My voice was picturing the determination I had inside.

"We will follow you, Milady!" Siji lowered his head with one of his arm crossed in front of his chest and his body straight upward. Behind him was countless of men in white doing the same pose.

With them as my backers, I felt I didn't need to be afraid of anything. Be it a Queen or a King, as long as they dared to hurt any of my beloved people, they would suffer from the consequence.

I promised myself I wouldn't act recklessly.

I promised myself to be stronger.

I needed to be mindful of my every actions, to stay cold headed in spite of the complicated problems being thrown at me.

"Siji, when will the General of the army come?" This one point bothered me the most. As long as this general appeared, the power of this army would increase in several folds. I was sure of that.

"Milady, about that..." Siji hesitated again.