Epic Minequest Herobrine Novels & Stories

The same old gray hair covers his chin and jawline, and not a single bald spot serves to ruin that perfectly fully-haired head of his. “I need to go buy medicine for Briannah,” I explain. “How is she?” If there is anyone who knows everyone, it’s Morris. He runs the underground diamond mine and sells the product across Serenity. He’s known for being the largest producer of gems across all Sectors. He’s one of the few who were born and raised above ground, like Doctor Caleb. The only difference is that Morris isn’t wanted for a crime. He’s just a lot like a mafia boss—selling illegally mined gems in exchange for seemingly unlimited currency, minus the violence.

Just as I stored the sword in my inventory the holy energy of the beast was carefully absorbed. I could feel my body becoming lighter and sturdier the second it went by. [You have killed the Eight-legged Arachnid, Skorpios] [Silent Meadows Group successfully finished the B-Tier Quest! Muruntau Mine of Qizilqum Mountain Range] Not long after the reward of 15,000,000 coins was transferred to Oren as the leader of the group. Just as I was about to walk back, I spotted something gleaming brightly in the middle of the arachnid’s head.

I ran my hands through his hair screaming his name. "Yes.. yes.." I groaned as he grabbed my ass. He turned my body around and started to thrust my body from the back. He squeezed both of my breast hard and he released himself inside of me. He turned my body around and kissed my lips hard. "M.I.N.E" He smirked.

The bed is as soft as I expected. I don't know her but I think I have seen her face somewhere or maybe I am just relating her to someone I know. I don't trust strangers easily so I don't react to her words. "I am Gracie by the way. I have been working for the Leones for a long time now. I hope you are here to stay" the woman chuckles taking a seat beside me and I slightly scoot away from her. I don't trust her. And what does she mean by she hopes I am here to stay?

She walked away after saying her peace, muttering more incomprehensible words under her breath. Devon watch her leave then he sat down with a thud beside me. “Are you happy now?” I gave him a glance, “I have no idea what you mean.” I turned my attention back to the auctioneer who was trying to grab everyone's attention back. He could have just thrown Devon out but nobody would do that to the CEO of Apex Corp. It's time to actually pay attention before I miss why I'm actually here. It's a mineral that's rare and hard to find. Michelle got information that I might get it here.

Third-Person POV Mason didn't stay at the hospital. He drove straight to the office, headed down to the archives, and began searching through files from five years earlier, the darkest period the company had ever endured. At the back of a locked filing cabinet, he finally found what he had been looking for. The investment agreement had arrived anonymously. The paper had yellowed with age. He turned to the last page and froze. In the bottom right corner was a handwritten note. [Risk level acceptable. Approval recommended.]

It did not stop Jasper from stealing frequent looks at me. Nicole had noticed, so she kept trying to go against me. She kept bidding against me for the emerald pendant that I wanted, and it got more and more expensive. "50 million!" Nicole shot a triumphant look at me, and she looked even more smug when I did not bid a higher price. She turned and whined playfully at Jasper, "Jaspie, I like that emerald piece. Will you bid for it and give it to me?" Jasper saw how pale I was and tweaked Nicole's nose in satisfaction. He said fondly, "When have I ever refused you anything that you liked?"

Malakai continued, his voice growing quieter, "we found something unusual in his bloodwork." My mother leaned forward. "What kind of unusual?" "Traces of a compound called Colcibrenine. It's not something you'd encounter in normal circumstances." I frowned. "What is it?" "It's a synthetic compound, originally developed as a research chemical. In small doses, it causes fatigue and disorientation. The victim might think they're just getting older, maybe coming down with something. But in larger doses, accumulated over time..." He paused. "It can cause organ failure."

Mrs Wabua did her magic on Mercy with great aplomb; with herbs mixed with the ghee, she had stretched Mercy's bones and tried to assuage the pain. Although there wasn't an immediate visible improvement, she was convinced that within a short time, the latter would be able to get on her feet. Esther's presence had been a great help because her inquisitiveness about the skill had gained her enough knowledge and made Mrs Wabua determine that she would be able to treat Mercy where the need arises in case she didn't come by every day to do it herself.

I am an Alpha; I usually do the interrogating. "My pack is located in Montana." I figure I will give only short answers unless Ivy asks me. "How long have you been Alpha?" "Two years." "How old are you anyway?" "I turned twenty-five this year." "That must have been hard for you. Waiting for your mate for that long?" She says as she peeks a glance toward Ivy like they are saying something without speaking. "Yes, but I knew one day the perfect woman that the Goddess created for me would come along," I say, never taking my eyes off Ivy. She blushes as she looks down and breaks eye contact first. I then look back to Juliana.