Novel & Cerita I Thought It Was A Common Possession Spoilers

DEREK'S POV. "Us." The word came out without hesitation. Without doubt. With too much certainly for my liking. My blood boiled. “You’re unbelievable,” I said, shaking my head. I lifted the necklace again. “This gemstone could buy half the territory,” I said harshly. “And you’re telling me you don’t find it suspicious that your precious Hunter just happened to have it in his possession?” Hope didn’t even glance at it. “I don’t care where it came from. All I know is that he didn't steal it.”

With the way things were going, I wouldn't be surprised if a guard back home was the inside rat that was hinting 'the ghost' on all our next moves. The flash drive in that safe was very important to me. I normally checked on it to make sure it was safe. As long as it remained in that safe then I felt relieved. I logged into the security camera from my computer and what I saw got my eyes widened. No fucking way!

In contrast to the typically suffocating and gloomy atmosphere of barren rooms, I felt a deep sense of belonging in this space. Could this be a memory of mine? I believed this was... I searched the entire space, hoping to find something familiar that might trigger my memory. Finally, my eyes landed on an amulet, casually resting in the center of the solitary table. As I reached to pick it up for a closer look, I hesitated upon sensing the presence of others. I stepped back and overheard a brewing argument among the approaching individuals. "We're not sending her anywhere,"

"That does not belong to me." "And still, it was concealed beneath your bed," the elder remarked. "Stained with Marius’s blood." The room twirled, and I clutched the edge of a table to regain my balance. "This is crazy." “Someone is setting me up.” “First it was Dahlia, and now it's you?” another elder remarked, his voice laced with doubt. "How convenient that is." "I find it unbelievable that you think I would do this kind of a thing," I said, my voice shaking.

He quietly sat there without saying a word. The Cooks instantly panicked. They felt like they were in danger if their ancestor was only a shard of divine consciousness. Joey showed his true colors, and he could kill them to steal the treasure. Everyone looked at Wilbur out of panic. Wilbur said coldly, "Drop the historical halberd. It doesn't belong to you." "It doesn't belong to me? Does it belong to you?" asked Joey condescendingly.

Her mind started racing, one ugly thought after another. It couldn't be. If he has, then he'd be raining hell on all of them... especially her. Salvatore barely reacted. He shrugged like she’d asked something boring. “He didn’t find it,” he said. “That’s not possible.” “Then where is it?” Calla asked, her voice shaking now. How could he be so calm? Rico could be onto them by now “It probably expired,” he replied, pouring himself another drink. “Or it fell off. Those things happen.” He took a sip, clearly not bothered. “Either way, it’s useless now.”

I said, trying to get the topic off me and my massive insecurities, “the important thing is that you agree that the spike is genuine and I am the person it belongs to. So my friends who took it only reclaimed what was already ours, so they didn’t really steal anything.” God looked confused. “I’m sorry, but your friends did not steal a spike. I have no spike here for them to steal.” “Um, what now?” Just when you think you’re out, they pull you back in. I turned to the Guildmaster. “You didn’t hide the spike in God’s vault?” “Of course not,” said the Guildmaster. “I told you, it was misplaced.” “Ah,” said God. “No, no. I can see you believe that, but that is not what happened.”

This gift was amazing by far and the little designs just made it looked even better. "I hope it tops off with all the other gifts you've gotten so far because its kind of like all the others you've gotten but I saw it in a wedding store and thought let's just go with the whole package and yes its small but it is the thought that counts right, it is your aomething borrowed as I feel I too would want it at my wedding?" Jane brought on.

Mostly held when there is enough food to go around in the kingdom. “That is not mine,” I mumbled leaning into the chair, tired. “If this isn’t yours then it is…..” He drawled. “Yes. And you will be surprised as to how I found it. The last time I went to his house. I saw it peeking by a flower pot. Must have been tossed behind it to be kept away. But I took it regardless.” “Even if it is his, your majesty, you can’t make a conclusion from this. Every one of us knows just how close this fellow is. Do you think Elder Callum is that dark-hearted?”

"I hope that the ancient Goblet won't trigger something once we take it." Niccoli said as they made their way. Last time, it was he who took the treasure hidden in the land of Dystopia. As soon as he took the Pyrusurrectio Fruit back then, he accidentally triggers a trap in there. Resulting in the army of the undead to be unleashed. So this time, he sincerely hopes that history won't repeat itself. "Let us just hope for the best." Audrey said with a smile as she halted her steps before the door. She turned around and look at her friends who were walking behind her and waited for them.