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This was it! She opened her bag to grab out her book, as Blake exclaimed, “That’s it? We came down here for a blocked tunnel?” Clarissa flipped through the book. Holding it open in one hand, she found the relic back around her neck. Without the time to question how the chain made it there, she accepted the pendant was where it belonged. Blake looked at the book and nodded. He saw the picture and recognized the collapsed tunnel in the book. Mimi grew still in her mind, waiting for her to open the way. Clarissa mumbled the ancient words written in the book. And took a step forward. But nothing happened.

Gonzales continued, "The last time I touched it, I paid a coin. A coin none of you saw... because it was a part of me. A piece of my soul." Raven clapped a hand over her mouth. Coin? He coughed again, the sound so raw and deep it shook her to her core. "Anyone who reads from it," he said, "must pay a coin. And each coin... is their soul. Piece by piece, it takes them." Matteo looked pale. "You want me to find it?" Gonzales nodded. "Take the map. It leads beyond borders... beyond reason. There’s something hidden in the book, something powerful enough to end all our enemies. We must retrieve it before it falls into the wrong hands."

He asks, “While you think of something to choose, I’m gonna get something. Stay here.” Goldie watches Darryl walk away from him. He stands still for a moment, before looking at the books that surrounded him. He notices a book that is not much bigger than his hand. The cover is simple, with nothing but the illustration of red circles within a circle at the bottom half, and the name “Dante” written on the top half. He picks it up and inspects it, trying to read other words on the back of the book. He was able to process some of the words, but could not understand the whole paragraph.

“I think so, but… you have an opportunity to figure that out for sure.” I let the book rest in my lap and wrap my arms around his neck, holding him tight. I would have never admitted that I felt a sliver of regret the moment Cole stabbed the book, the power of the diamond tearing through the book’s magic and destroying it, turning its ancient pages to ash. I wanted to know what else was inside, what secrets and knowledge were housed there from people, from gods, long lost to time. Cole must have known that about me. That I have to know everything. Even if it hurts.

My nose led me to a drawer, and when I opened it, I saw a giant black book inside. This must be it. I thought as I examined the book. Next to it, I saw a jade necklace that I knew belonged to Zira. I hurried and pocketed the necklace. The book, on the other hand, would not fit in my pocket. I hesitated before touching it. I felt a presence coming from it.

Hubert said angrily when he heard Chase's answer. "Oh, I don't really have an explanation for you. After all, I'm a rare genius that can't be found anywhere in a million years. It's difficult to explain it to you." Chase remained calm despite being in a risky situation. "Do you really not know about the Collinses' treasure?" "Are you talking about the Dragon Vein Secret Realm?" Chase wanted to know what the treasure was and he prodded. Hubert gave him a condescending look at this point. "It's just a secret realm of the Collinses. It doesn't matter if you have it. A secret realm is not worth the entire Capital City coming together to attack the Collinses.

Even Adrian got involved. Reasonable. Accidentally. God. Then Elena joined. Fair. Then Peanut. Reasonable honestly. Although Peanut mostly stole clues. God. A valuable contribution. Fair. Very valuable. Reasonable. Then finally— God. After nearly two hours— Fair. They found the treasure. Reasonable honestly. A small wooden box. God. Hidden beneath a bench overlooking the ocean. Fair. The final reward. Reasonable. Then Lily opened it. God. Slowly. Fair. Carefully.

It felt wrong to burn it, yet how else could they unlock its secrets? She pondered what the gold thread might be made of. Even under a microscope, it had been invisible. If they burned the whole book, maybe they would find more threads, more clues. Helma knew the value of the remedies inside; they were treasures beyond measure. Cole caught her troubled look and guessed her thoughts. If that terrorist group was after the book... "Let's keep the book with me," Cole suggested after a moment's thought. "I'll get Chandler to send it somewhere safe, where they can check it out with top-notch tech."

Red raised a brow as he read the neatly written words in the sketch book. "It says, 'Beneath the Black Pearl lays the answer to most of your unanswered questions'" "Black Pearl? I don't see a pearl anywhere" Tori said, looking around the tree house. "I don't think she's talking about a black pearl. I think she's talking about that stone" Lee said, pointing at the large stone lying by the corner. Lee moved the stone aside. There were several papers under the stone with several notes. Red inhaled sharply as Lee gave the notes to him.

"Rebecca." He stepped in front of me. The crack widened. Ancient mechanisms I hadn’t seen before hidden under the chamber groaned awake. Stone shifted against stone. Slowly and patiently, the pedestal opened into two halves. There was no treasure. No weapon. No ancient crown. Nothing but one leather bound journal kept in a small compartment, untouched since time began. The leather on the journal was black from age, but in perfect condition. The corners had been worn down through the many hands that had touched it throughout its years. On the cover... one symbol had been pressed into the leather.