Deltarune Card Castle Puzzle Novels & Stories

Even from here, from this great distance, Caitlin could see it was one of them most romantic and beautiful castles she had ever seen. Caitlin reached down and felt her pocket and clutched the clue, the ancient, torn page that McCleod had given her, now rolled up in a scroll. As they approach the castle, she felt it throbbing in her hand, and she wondered if this place would yield the answer, provide the second half of the clue that could lead to the final key.

, I shrug playing into the poor girl act. Standing up, I back the mirrors arranging my dress to cover the front of the sink. Praying that the key card remains concealed. "Seems like we'd have to find new casino, if anyone is just allowed to stroll in", the owner of the clutch says as she turns and strolls out of the toilets, the others trailing after her. I quickly stoop down, reaching underneath and slide the card out from where I nudged it. I gasp as I take in the diamond tier card.

Logan added with a grin, gesturing toward the large box next to him. Everyone leaned forward, eager to see what we were about to unveil. Three other youngsters rolled the box to the center of the stage, and with a dramatic flair, we opened it. An intricate model of Ashenford sat inside, and as I exchanged a smile with Logan, I flipped the switches we had set up at key points. Almost immediately, the lights dimmed, and the crowd gasped as tiny glowing dots appeared across the model. It was as if the city itself was coming to life. The dots swirled and reformed, condensing into the transparent orb I had described earlier. Inside it, the landscape of Ashenford began to take shape.

Who had sabotaged his plan behind the scenes? When he checked the cards in the collection box one by one just now, he found three cards with folded marks. One of them was the card with ‘Periodical Cicada’ written on it. He himself thought the theme of ‘Periodical Cicada’ was quite novel, especially appealing to the younger generation. However, the card with ‘Forge Ahead’ was folded most neatly, while the other two were open. To be cautious, Duke Wilhelm had no choice but to choose ‘Forge Ahead.’

“He sounds… different.” Abigail didn’t answer. The sound of him here, wrapped in the Citadel’s machinery, twisted something in her chest she couldn’t name. She forced herself forward. “Stay focused. We find him. Get him out. That’s it.” They moved quickly, ducking past automated loaders and silent patrol drones. Each step deeper into the Citadel made the air feel heavier — cleaner, yes, but suffocating in its perfection. They reached a junction, three corridors stretching like veins toward unknown destinations. Abigail pulled a stolen Citadel keycard from her pocket, swiped it against a terminal. A soft blue map flickered to life, minimalist lines and coded access points.

Chuckling he took my fingers in his hand and started to move it against the cards randomly, closing his eyes and chanting something between his lips. "Seriously, I will pick one, please not this bullcrap," I pull my fingers away and randomly pick a card and place it in his hands. "Ha!" I shrieked when his voice beamed around us. Lowering the card away from his face he turned the card towards. I narrowed my eyes on the card. "Beast, " His voice bellowed behind him as I was met with a black coloured card, a serene moon shining down the lake and a majestic wolf standing by the lake looking upon the moon.

the boy exclaimed happily. Belle nodded and smiled at him as he finished arranging the plates. She opened her wallet, pulled out a calling card, and handed it to him. "I want you to call me the moment your mother has fully recovered. That's my personal number," Belle said. The boy stared at the card intently. "Dr. Belle Perez-DelValle..." he read in a whisper before his eyes widened in shock. "Good day, Doctor. I didn't know... I didn't recognize you. I'm so sorry," he stammered, bowing repeatedly.

but what's this uneasy feeling I'm getting? "Morning~" Uh? I look next to me, on my bed and..... "What? Why are YOU here!?" TBC

she whispered, watching them step into the unknown, embarking on a journey foretold by the cosmos. Emerging from the portal, the trio found themselves atop a vast mountain, the night sky above awash with stars, each one brighter and clearer than any they'd seen before. A dense forest sprawled out below them, and in the distance, a large silver castle stood tall against the moonlit horizon. Cassandra squinted, trying to locate the Wolf and Raven constellations. "There," she pointed. "They're converging directly above that castle." Darius's sharp eyes followed her pointing finger. "It's not just a castle. Look closer; there's a labyrinth surrounding it. That must be our first trial."

There was only the sound of cards being dealt on the table. As soon as the cards were shuffled, Eli, standing behind Clifford, clicked his tongue. Clifford said, "What are you doing, trying to dampen my morale?" "With your cards, unless there's a spy, get ready to go bankrupt." Clifford paid no attention. In this round, Charlotte got a good hand, and the dealer was Justin. Without lifting his head, Clifford stated his wish, "I want the castle you have in Hurba."