Delphini Riddle Novels & Stories

Since even Nero doesn't know the answer, Audrey doesn't know anyone who could answer the riddle. Thus for the second time around, they gave up. "Ohhh... such a pity. You don't know him???? His name was Dan de LION!!!!! Its Dandelion!!! wahahahahah!!!!" The baby faced flower makes another series of guffaws. It looks like she was really having fun on what she was doing. "Don't worry lads, I still have a lot of riddles in mind... We can do this all day. HIHIHIH. This is sooooo fun!!!!"

Trent nods in understanding before signing his answer with solemnity, "A loyal and supportive crew." A ripple courses through the water as the colossal guardian swiftly moves on to face Lucious, her eyes fixed upon him. With her next riddle, she declares, "In the depths I dwell, a treasure beyond measure, with shimmering scales, I bring joy and pleasure. I dance with the waves, in a mesmerizing display. Guess my name, for I am the ruler of the ocean's ballet." Lucious, initially unsure, quickly realizes the significance of the riddles. He reflects upon his mate, Marine, and her life long desire to have one of these creatures as a close friend and companion. With confidence, he signs his answ

Ragnar muttered, a touch of frustration edging his words. Gorg, the wolf, answered with a raw honesty that resonated through Ragnar's thoughts. "I crave a partner who ignites our primal desires, someone whose mere gaze can set our instincts ablaze." A smile played on Ragnar's lip, leaving Daphne wide-eyed and her anger boiling. She questioned whether Ragnar doubted her, seeking Gorg's counsel on how to address the situation. Since she perceived she was communicating with him. "I'm about to become his future Luna, for God's sake! I've been his partner for hundreds of years, and he dares not to believe me," Daphne muttered under her breath, her frustration simmering as she observed the infuria

I placed the glass of water beside her and said, "Mrs. Montenegro was concerned about you, miss. She wanted me to bring you some water." Riezel nodded, her eyes welling up with tears again. But then, to my surprise, she reached out and grasped my arm. "Can I ask you something? What's your name?" she said, her voice low and urgent. I hesitated, unsure of what to say. But Riezel's eyes were pleading, and I couldn't bring myself to refuse her. "My name is Delilah, miss." I said, trying to sound neutral. Riezel's grip on my arm tightened. "I've noticed the way Raphael looks at you, Delilah. He seems to trust you, to value your opinion. And I was wondering...could you help me get closer to him?"

The water bearer pours knowledge, pure and true, While the fish swim deep with a sound to pursue.” She then paused. “If you survive them all,” she said, eyes gleaming, “there is one final riddle.” “I fly without wings, I cry without eyes. Wherever I go, darkness dies. What am I?” Artemis laughed to her heart’s content then added “Solve this riddle, conquer my Zodiac’s might, and the moonbird shall soon be yours…” The demon tilted her head. “Do you accept?”

She was filled with panic as she hurriedly got up, but she was unlike her fellow elves because she did not possess the skill of flying, and the hole was too deep for her to escape from. Leaving her trapped. There was only one way, and that was to go forward, into the sparsely lit cave ahead of her. But a big part of her didn't want to go in. She fearfully sat down, contemplating the next move. At that moment, she caught the slight sound of a snake hissing towards the hole. Delphina was so terrified that she stood up and scrambled into the cave with her heart pounding. She ran past the lighted areas and was met with darkness. Looking behind her, the pearls had suddenly lost their ability to g

Getting a bit further they see a rainbow passing across a beautiful sparkling waterfall filled with glitters, fishes, marbles, sea shells, and big beautiful dolefines. The dolefines were quite happy splashing water from their blowhole and making some sounds more like they were talking to each other. They saw a long bridge leading to the other side. Instead of them flying across one of the dolefines decides to give Elena and Uriel a ride to the other side. They gently climb the dolefines back and it swims so magnificently and swiftly to the other side. Thankful for the Dolphin's assistant Elena kisses the dolefines on the head and continues their journey. They get to a tall golden gate with a

“No, you do not.” “What about me?” Natasha asked, breaking the tension. Delphine dragged her stare from my face and did the same perusal of Natasha’s body as she had with Jada and me. A quiet hum left her lips after a couple seconds. “That’s interesting. Yours is similar to Lilac’s, only it’s not grief that’s clouding your aura. Huh, I wonder what that is. It’s not black, but almost—almost grey? It’s like a mist or fog.” She leaned in, concentrating. “It keeps swirling. I can’t make out what’s underneath. If I didn’t know any better, I’d think it’s hiding—”

my best friend Delaphine laughed at her action of frightening me. Her head lowered and her dark brown hair covered her face as she chuckled. "Why did you do that?" I asked her angrily as I bent down scraping the chicken feeding back into the bucket. "I saw you were lost thinking about who knows what and I just couldn't help myself frightening you," retorted Delaphine. "Well, you shouldn't have, your action could have given me a heart attack and I could have died," I got angry at her. "Well, luckily you didn't because it would be sad that both of us won't be able to put our names in the container today to find our partners."