Darari #treasure Novels & Stories

“Three years… three years isn’t very long… Travel is so convenient now, I can come see you, and I can wait…” “Wait for what?” Her voice hardened with a resolve I hadn’t heard before. “Nathan, when you come back, let’s get married. Okay? “Or… we can get married now.” I froze, letting the flood of emotions spill out. “Clara, do you know? Actually, for your birthday this year, I hid a diamond ring in the cake to propose to you. “But it got interrupted. That night, Ethan got rear-ended. “You panicked so badly, I had no choice but to follow you to check on him. When we arrived, he hadn’t even been scratched.”

Soriya whispered to Chan, “The jewelry looks fake.” Dara said, “Well, of course they are. You want real stones, you go to places like Michael Hill or Pandora.” “That one,” Chanlina said, pointing to the one with a red stone pendant. “Pretty.” Since his father wouldn’t let him down from his tight arms, Darany leaned toward the vendor and offered the woman the golden coin in his hand. “Money for necklace.” Dara burst out laughing. “He’s only two, and he already knows how to trade.”

The way I’m teasing him—maybe too much, but I don’t care. The stage is set and the devil just took the mic. The crowd watches Tariq with admiration. And my eyes burn. Tariq steps forward with the flair of a showman, and the room stills. “Up next,” he announces smoothly, “a treasure of legend—The Seven Bracelets of Shiduri, lover to the great Sumerian king, Gilgamesh himself. Solid 24 karat gold, etched with constellations and divine markings… a national treasure of Iraq.”

Filled with glowing items. Blue mana crystals. Red health shards. Weapons that pulsed with enchantment. Armor made from dragon scales. It was a dragon's hoard. And it was all free. "Jackpot," Arielle whispered. Sera sniffed a pile of dried herbs. She sneezed. Arielle walked down the aisles. She wasn't looking for weapons. She had claws. She wasn't looking for armor. She had Void skin. She was looking for fuel. She found it in the back.

Lamar looked into the distance and said, "It's because of wealth and treasures." "Wealth and treasures?" Adrian asked. Lamar breathed out a sigh. "Within the Dragon Domain, there are many ancient ruins. While wandering in the wilderness, my clan inadvertently came across a ruin. We decided to explore it and found that it was the tomb of a powerful fighter of the past. After his death, he left behind many treasures and precious materials. Naturally, we collected them. But when we brought them back, the Shermans found out about what we did and sent people to hunt us down. Fortunately, we encountered you. Otherwise, we wouldn't know what to do."

I put the lid back on the little box and held it in both hands. Darius had bought me things. There had been three drawers full of them in the packhouse, every piece chosen for a room where I would be seen: sapphires for council meetings, heavy gold for the spring gathering and earrings his mother considered suitable for a Luna. Whenever another box arrived, I told myself he was learning. Isaac delivered most of them. I never asked whether Darius had entered the shop himself. “You don’t have to open anything else tonight,” Evander said. “None of it is going anywhere, and nobody expects you to sit here while we watch you react.”

“My lord, your matter is more serious than we thought it to be at first. Habo found something…unpleasant” “What?” I ask, lacing the belt around my waist firmly. Darius hesitate for a moment. His eyes avoiding my gaze like he was struggling to say the words. “Tell me now, Darius.” I snarl. “She didn't just Mark you, my lord. I'm afraid she had her scent imprinted during a moon Eclipse” He says. My face twisted in frown. “I already know that. It was I moon bathing in the river, remember?” I scowl.

“What did you do?” He smiled. “You keep asking the wrong question, Kael.” Ariana stepped beside me. “Then ask us the right one.” Darius looked at her. “The crown.” My hand moved toward it. “What about it?” Darius laughed. “You still do not know what you are wearing.” Ariana stared at him. Darius pointed at the silver crown on my head. “That crown has a hidden chamber.” I froze. “What?” His smile widened. “Inside it is the original Moonborn treaty.”

“I’m going to write my parents a letter. You tell them I’m happy. Ok? I don’t want them to worry about me.” “I will, Gretch,” he said as he rubbed her arm. “Don’t you worry about them, either. You just take care of you right now.” As Haldir left the cottage and started down the narrow path, he saw a Raven sitting on the branch before him. He’d known him long enough to see the man behind the dark eyes. “Hello your Majesty.” The Raven dropped from the tree and Daniel Darke stood from the spot it landed on. His black hair floated in the wind and his dark eyes pierced through Haldir.

Wasting no time, Arabelle crawled towards the hole to escape at the piled branches. She successfully manages her way out, she stands up as soon as possible despite the fact that she was fully covered in scratches and dirt. She turned around and saw the five massive hawks pecking all over her blazer; they were now starting to fight with one another. Shivering in terror, the maiden forced herself to move her legs running away from this cast of hawks.