Delbert Treasure Planet Novels & Stories

Inside was an intricate rose gold necklace. “It’s very beautiful. Thank you,” I said, admiring it. The light hit it in a unique way. It was like the light reflected off each pore of it. It felt like there was an undercurrent passing through it, but I was probably just imagining it. “How did you get your hands on a Delzet?” Bellamy asked his father curiously. “What’s a Delzet?” I asked, looking at the necklace carefully. There was no denying its beauty, but Bellamy’s curiosity gave me pause. I looked up at Bellamy whose eyes were fixed on the necklace.

She asked. “You look very dashing. I love that shade of purple for you. I’ll leave so you can return to getting acquainted.” Delilah smiled warmly. As she waved goodbye, the vines that confined Valter grew legs and carried him off. The crowd parted like the red sea as they watched curiously at the male being carried off by a planet and the smiling she-wolf following behind. It was truly a sight to see. “Was that Delilah Fayte?” Ivan asked.

“You are right. It is terrific. I wonder why Mr. Dixon changed our space ship to the latest one. Do you think we will find dangerous creatures on this planet?” “I hope not!” Vivian said, shuddering at the thought of pictures she had seen of a planet named Xerra. It was covered with giant plants that ate flesh. She shook her head to get rid of those images and focused on the screen. Suddenly the camera zoomed in on a particular region. Two beefy men were uprooting a tree. The muscles of their arms flexed as they pulled it right out of the ground. Vivian turned around to see Ruza drooling. Snapping her fingers in front of Ruza’s eyes, she said, “I thought you had a boyfriend, girl.”

I leaned towards him. "Trevor and Ashr had a spark when they touched," I mumbled softly and shrugged. Dregs eyes lit up and he smiled brightly. He whispered into my ear,"they are mates, that's an indication." I looked hard at him and he nodded. I grinned slightly and glanced back at the two and noticed Trevor was eyeing Ashr curiously. Oh how fun it was going to be to play cupid for the pair. The transport landed roughly and my eyes widened when the back hatch opened and I got to see the planet. It was like earth's cousin and beautiful. We climbed out and I inhaled deeply.

"...Are you…*sniffs*...are you really dying...? Do you plan to...leave me now…? Please…*sniffs*...I can't stay all by myself...mother and...and...father are not here anymore...I...I only have you…! Please, Da D,wei…*sniff*...I...I will be good, I promise…!" She stuttered and her tears began to run down her cheeks. Da D,wei was confused how she came to that conclusion. He had to bring her mind back. "Beautiful? I'm not dying, yeah? How would I leave my treasure?! Please stop crying ok?" "Then why...why did you talk about time, if you...are really not dying…? You see, mother and father said the same thing to me before they...they left me. They said...they didn't have much time and they showed

"Two treasures?" Vicky did a double take, but she soon remembered. There were indeed two things that Frank had managed to snatch out of Titus Lioheart's possession—the first being the Turnbull family's spiritron vein, and the second being the Celestial Dew, which Titus had intended to use as bait. Both were worth a king's ransom and ultimately fell into Frank's possession. While the guests present had no idea what Stanley was talking about, they more or less understood that Stanley was a close friend of the Lionhearts.

"Don't worry!" Darryl was calm. He reassured Lolita with a smile. "I have a way to do that." After crushing the pirates' lair on the Devil island, Darryl had sealed their largest treasure depository. The 10,000 gold coins he needed were just a drop in the bucket when Darryl had access to a treasure depository. Lolita stopped talking after she saw Darryl's solemn face. … At that moment, in the Damien family's garden in Pearl City.

"I’m picking up a faint distress beacon! It’s not transmitting in the Architect frequency. It’s... it's a localized, low-tech radio wave!" Elias Vance, listening in from the hangar bay, scoffed. "Radio waves? In an Architect system? That's like finding a smoke signal in a nuclear silo." "Where is it coming from?" Harper demanded, her fingers tracing the origin point. "From the debris field orbiting the dead planet," Kenji projected a cluster of shattered golden metal onto the secondary screen. "There’s a ship hiding in the wreckage. It’s not an Architect vessel. It looks... cobbled together. Like a scavenger ship."

Yet, it was not a dead star. The vegetation was lush, and there were also signs of living creatures’ activity on it. However, all of the living creatures on the planet were moved away so that only plants were left. The entire planet was shrouded in a huge array cast by Sylvio. There were also countless precious materials. Any one of them would cause a huge sensation if taken out. If David saw them, his eyes would light up. There were so many precious treasures. If he could buy some, the lavish points he would get could allow him to soar beyond Overlord Realm and into another realm.

The counselor plainly stood up from his seat as a short wooden staff appeared from his cloak. It has a glowing gem on top, inside was what looked like magical dusts—or were those the witches' souls? No, it can't be. Is he that powerful that he can store souls in what looked like his talisman? "They will be stored in our prison, I'm sure most of you know about it. It's located somewhere..." He trailed off, "Out of this world."