Blind Frog Ranch Treasure Found Novels & Stories

How dare he ignores me? Frank dismounted to take a closer look. The soil near the rock that the frog was stuck was loose. Frank dug up a box. Sarah pressed both their buzzers while Frank opened the box “5-year supply for diabetic treatment.” “That’s 4, 1 more to go.” Sarah smiled as Frank put the box away. They trotted chatting and searching for their final treasure. “How do you think Ben is going?” “I think he is in dreamland.” Frank smirked. “Didn’t he look really peaceful yesterday?”

I command them before hastily searching the place with the others. James finds the artefact embedded in the roots of a tree. “Guys I found it, it’s the flute.” He whispers as he carefully tears of the branches that keep it in its place. I search the woods again for other wolves before I hear Alexei roar load. He falls to the ground as someone from another team jumped him in surprise, within a few seconds the rest of that team surrounds ours. “Fuck.” I grunt.

The other brothers watched me leave. It took me one day to get to the moonstone forest. Being a forbidden ground, I found no one and searched for it. The scroll lay under a small mushroom that had other buds sprouting under it. That was strange. After I looked at the scroll, I felt a need to bring it back to the camp. It would be that I had done this mission well. Master would renew his trust in me. So I wrapped it carefully and lodged it in my inner clothes, though it didn’t touch my skin. One night later, I was back at camp and when I walked into the compound, one of the men said,

Ethan only smiled and offered no explanation, urging me to keep going. Finally, we arrived at the last location—a serene lakeside. The gentle breeze rippled across the water’s surface, shimmering under the light. The area was quiet, with nothing seemingly out of the ordinary. I frowned. “Did we come to the wrong place?” Ethan gently patted my shoulder and pointed toward a large tree by the lake. “The treasure is buried right there!” “Really?” I and a few of the kids ran over eagerly, afraid the treasure might sprout wings and fly away.