Deltarune Card Castle Puzzle Novels & Stories

She found out there was no need to get submerged in the fountain water. She searched the fountain floor with her eyes but only saw coins scattered. Then she thought of something. To keep things uniform, if it was another clue card, it would have to be in a waterproof pouch to keep the card from getting wet. Otherwise, the water would wreck the card and she wouldn’t be able to read it. She then began to search the fountain for a waterproof pouch. She began feeling around under the sides of the fountain and eventually found a waterproof bag taped to one of the sides of the fountain. She tore the bag open, and read what was on the card: “A rose for a rose.”

I was curious about the card I found there, a cream-colored linen card with Anabel's round, well-formed handwriting printed on it in black ink with the following message: "Want to play? I have a treasure safely hidden for you, but to find it you need to follow the clues. And the first one you'll find if you ask the mirror." I thought it was sweet. She had prepared another surprise for me. I got dressed in sweatpants and a T-shirt and went to the mirror. Taped there was the second card. "You can get ready, prepare to wait for me, but love like ours you won't find anywhere in the world, and when you get tired you can take a nap." I couldn't let her know I was terrible at riddles and this could

“Everyone might think that each card is a representation of a particular character, as some of them now have puzzled minds and even doubts is that card is for her or him. But they do not know that everything from the very beginning is one tragic game of chess.” She explains. Pertaining to the readers who are reading this tale up to this point. For all of the clues that were scattered and that one needed to collect and put into the right place to complete the entire puzzle. Is not that simple to do, nor to understand. The truth is, everything is just halfway to the real beginning. “The Chariot.” Carlos continues, as he didn’t care if Winona is still listening to him or not. All he cares about

"Got one!" Rana yelled. She snatched a diamond card with a written '6' on it. "Here!" Megera shouted next as he pulled out a heart card with a written '3' on it. I found the next one, a spades with the number '0' on it. But the last one was nowhere to be found. We turned every single card over. "It's not here. They must've forgotten it!" Rana fearfully said.

The last clue, finally! This leads you back to where you started… Head to your favorite spot With the element you divine with best “Definitely Alexander,” Katie muttered, closing the card. “Element I divine with best… the only place with water at the greenhouse is the fountain.” She put the book into the shopping bag with the jewelry box and headed back to the greenhouse. Stopping a few feet away from the greenhouse, Katie’s eyes widened at the sight of red spots in the snow leading to the door, all the way into the domed building. Upon closer inspection, she heaved a sigh of relief when she realized they were petals of red roses strewn about. This, however, left her bewildered. It was too g

That meant strangers forced together, no chance of hiding behind a crowd. Brandon reached into his coat pocket and pulled out a neat stack of white cards. He held them up like a magician about to perform a trick. “Each of you will receive a card with a number. Find the person who holds the same number. That’s your partner. Together, you’ll enter the maze and search for the treasure. Only one pair can claim it.” The crowd stirred again, voices rising, some nervous, some eager. My chest tightened. Cards were passed around, attendants moving swiftly through the mass of bodies, dropping the small slips of paper into outstretched hands. Lorenzo’s grip on my waist never loosened, his body pressed

"To enter, you must pass three trials. Each door will present a test. Fail thrice at any door, and you will be trapped forever. Choose wisely and proceed with caution." I turned to the others, my heart beating at an incredible pace in my chest. "Three trials," I managed to whisper. "We have to work together." First of all, we open the door and find ourselves inside an empty chamber with a table in the middle, made of some kind of glowing stone. On that table lies a puzzle from dozens of moving pieces with runes I had never seen on it. The whole thing glowed faintly, and the runes reordered every few moments. The echo of the voice makes him aware, again and again, of every word: "The pieces t

He carried a deck of UNO cards and a small bag of puzzles like a doctor arriving with medicine. “Right,” Davel announced, clapping his hands once. “I heard someone in this mansion needs to be brutally destroyed at UNO.” Ethan’s lips tugged into the faintest smile. “I’ll destroy you,” he murmured. “That’s the spirit,” Davel said, as if Ethan had just agreed to run a marathon instead of play a card game.

she asked her wolf who moved forward, looking through her eyes. “I think you should check.” her wolf replied and with this Agnella started to check every cabinet. She checked the top cabinets before going to the lower cabinet and then one of them turned out to be locked. She recollected that she had seen some keys in the top cabinet and went back to them. Seeing them, she took it and unlocked the lower locked cabinet. Once opened, she saw a small box and checked the inside only to meet lots of the same cards she had seen with Draven.

“You think I can?” He reached for another puzzle piece, but instead of placing it on the board, he handed it to me. “Your turn.” My fingers brushed his as I took it. A small, electric spark shot through me. I looked down at the piece, deep blue, the edge of a stormy sky. It fit perfectly in the empty spot near the center. When I pressed it in, the full image began to reveal itself, a castle on a cliff, lightning splitting the sky.