Ace
Beating up my pillows weren't going to help anything, I finally realized and stopped, sitting on my bed, rubbing my temples. "Think, Ace. She's alive, so that means she probably hasn't been knocked out by a PK. They'd have killed her. So that rules out amnesia. So it has to be..."
I jumped up and ran throughout the house, calling, "Eve! Cleo!" until I found them. I sat them both down in the library; Eve looked thoroughly confused, and Cleo a little irked. "Okay, something has happened to Maitea. She went to Spain, and now she doesn't remember me. It's got to be some substance. Any ideas?"
They conversed with each other for a bit as I took out my computer and started to try and trace the location she was at when I called her. Pulling up a map, I noticed something. "In...the ocean? So she's either on a pleasure cruise, which I highly doubt, or she's on her way back here..."
"Well," Eve began, "if she's on her way back here, but she doesn't remember you, then something's up. Because if she doesn't remember you, then there's no way she'd remember the rest of us, and really, if her memory's gone, why would she be heading back?"
"I bet the PKs got Maitea," I said, starting to panic. "Okay. So if they have, then we have to find some way to bring her memory back, and some way to get her and hold her where she can't turn on us. Ugh, Max, why did you have to die? You'd know what to do!"
"You know," Cleo said, "there are many reasons why she might have lost her memory. We'd have to examine her to really know."
"That's what I was afraid of. Thanks, anyway. I guess I should go tell the leaders." I disappeared from the library to go find someone.
