Goddess Falls Buried Treasure Novels & Stories

It was a messy situation as everyone wanted to get the two treasures! The Heavenly Flame Core was the inner core of the godly beast kylin. Cultivators who consumed it would have their powers grow tremendously! The Goddess Tears was also a precious handmade treasure by the Ancient Goddess Nuwa. Legend stated it could even raise the dead! These two precious items were every cultivator’s dream! Zhurong was heavily injured at that moment and did not have any strength left to snatch the two treasures whilst everyone wanted it for themselves! A few million people started instantly battling each other! It was a messy sight! The sounds of weapons clashing could be heard throughout! A few million peo

One memory stood out—a younger version of our mother meeting the Moon Goddess in a forest. The Moon Goddess, radiant and powerful, stood before our mother, holding a glowing light. “What… what is this?” my mother asked, staring in awe. “This,” the Moon Goddess said, her gaze unwavering, “is a fallen star. Not just any star, but one containing the power of the gods. I’ve been searching for it for centuries.” “I… I never knew such a thing existed,” my mother stammered. “Humans were never meant to know. When it fell to Earth, they found it, using its power for greed and control, tainting it beyond return.”

I nodded feeling a mix of excitement and nostalgia “Remember, we also buried something here because we couldn’t find any treasure and we promised to dig it out a few days later but we forgot” “that’s true. I actually forgot about that” he said with an excited grin. “Let’s dig” I said with an excited giggle. Soren looked around for a tool he could use to dig and started digging. It didn’t even take long for us to uncover the hidden treasure. “We were so little we couldn’t even dig far. I wonder how it’s still here after these years” “The goddess must have wanted us to find it” I joked. I took the treasure we had wrapped in a little cloth and uncovered it, my golden necklace with the moon pend

The goddess says. “Oh yeah that’s right.” The goddess takes out some pictures and dimensions of it to give to Rick. “Thank you, goddess. Is there anything else right now?” Sonya asks. “No, my child. Thank you for your protection and in return I will continue to protect you.” “Thank you.” With that the goddess drifts away into whiffs of white smoke. “Okay one last thing we need to tell everyone before we head off to the cabin.” Jake adds. “What is it son?” Donald asks.

VANESSA'S POV The moonstone dagger. The words became a mantra, a singular focus that eclipsed all else. We had our anchor. Now, we needed its resting place. The ancient journals and manifests provided a grim poetry but no clear coordinates. "The Luna's tears, crystallized in stone" could mean anything. "Cast into the deepest pool" pointed to water, but the territory had dozens of streams and ponds. "Buried at the foot of the oldest oak" was equally useless in a forest of ancients.

Right there. That was where the bond had formed. For one blinding moment, when Olivia's wolf had awakened and the Moon Goddess had tied our souls together, I had felt it. A pull so strong it had nearly brought me to my knees. A connection that went deeper than blood, deeper than duty, deeper than anything I had ever known. And then I had severed it. I had looked into her eyes and said the words that would destroy her. "The Moon Goddess must have made a mistake." I squeezed my eyes shut.

, the Moon goddess said. "It was disastrous. So many of our men were killed, if not for the timely intervention of the back up, many lives would have been lost", Drew said. "Hand me the necklace you saw", she said. Drew wasn't surprised. She was the Moon goddess and she knew everything that happened. He fished the necklace from his side pocket, handing it over to her. The color seemed to brighten upon her touch. He had found the necklace on his daily morning run at the edge of the forest and upon seeing it, it intrigued him.

' She was sure she was holding his arm seconds ago, so where did he disappear to? Hold on! Didn't that beast say he didn't know any spells that could make him disappear?! That sneaky deceitful beast! But what did she expect? He was a beast for crying out loud! A beast! Why did she even think of assisting a beast to not get caught? The nerve of that beast for begging her like his life depended on it when in fact it doesn't! 'Let me just get my hands on that-'she began raining cusses for the thousandth time today on the beast named Amaris who disappeared on her.

"There is no point in saying this, your highness. I won't believe any of your words—" "The necklace you are wearing is the sole proof that you are the divine lady." She smirked. I grabbed my necklace. I forgot about this necklace. But I still wouldn't believe him. Just because it was given to me does not mean that I am destined. She might just be using this opportunity to shake off my mind. That's how villains are, they will try any means just to get what they want. "This was from my sister, your highness. I'm not stupid to believe—"

If only an Oracle can be a rogue too, she'd definitely be one, but Oracles have their own punishments as they're the Moon Goddess treasures, as to how some address them. "All because of the mistake I made." She lowered her head and I even saw when pain crossed her eyes. "It was my fault." I smirked while looking at her, "It was your fault, indeed, but I can't see any remorse on you for paying it back. In fact, you even run away from your coven and seek shelter from the Forest Pack." I was surprised when I suddenly saw her wiping her eyes. I didn't even realize that she was crying already. What I said might be true, but it did stab her heart.