Solitude Hidden Chest Novels & Stories

“Could be the monster from the Blinking Island.” His comrade gave him a toothy grin. “I knew you believed me.” He clapped Gildeon on the shoulder before leaving. As soon as the conversation outside the room turned muffled and distant, he strode toward the far corner. “Treasure! Treasure! Treasure!” Ghulik exclaimed enthusiastically, spinning and jumping on the barrel. Gildeon scanned the wooden crate with his dragon eyes, spotting the faint glow of a hidden sigil etched on top. He already figured this was meant to hide the scent of whatever was inside.

Amora said in surprise as she looked around the room carefully and correctly, the picture of the instructions on the cloth was a secret clue to opening a wall contained in the room. Amora started walking three steps from where she was standing now carefully, she began to hold the torch which she believed was a lever to open a secret in the room. Amora began to pull up and down the torch and instantly all the fire torches that were previously extinguished became lit, now Amora can clearly see the contents of the room starting from the animal skeleton she saw earlier, the gold coins scattered in the corner of the other room to a large chest in the room. Amora was curious about the contents of

But if Sajida was as superficial as we had discovered from that room, then it was clear that every item in that room carried a considerable amount of wealth to its name. We approached a long, narrow chest right by a boarded up window. Sajida snapped her fingers, making one more lamp flick on to illuminate where we stood. The chest we stood in front of was locked shut until she pressed her hand against the lock. In moments, the lock slid off the chest like melted butter, falling onto the ground. Then the chest opened. Before us was an item I had never seen before. "Lucky for you, I had a group of vampire hunters come by a couple of weeks ago that were fixing for some invisibility potions," Sa

It took them awhile, but they managed to go through everything and pack up the useless stuff. Angel was in the office going through the desk while two of staff members were packing up the books inside when one of them went to grab another book and the whole shelf moved. Her father who had just been standing there looked at her oddly and she shrugged, she hadn’t known the room was there either. When they opened it, they found what appeared to be a secret office in what was intended to be a panic room. There was a lot of paperwork, financial information, a lot of things that didn’t make sense right off. Until Angel looked at it closer and saw the pattern. It turned out Kingsley hadn’t just bee

I smiled proudly. Nate wanted to say something, but Ren stopped him by placing a hand on his shoulder and shook his head. “Alright, Rose. Tell us the plan.” There would be two locations. The first one would be in the stables, specifically in Midnight’s cubicle. The second location will be in the library. It would be hidden in the cookbook sections. In every fake location, we would place a box big enough that could fit the actual chalice. We would place a strand of air in each box that would break when the box is opened. There would be a hidden hole at the bottom of each box where we can check if it was open or not from time to time.

"A lesson will teach you where you went wrong." I walked away without responding. Soon, another doctor cast my foot. Then I went home and called a cleaner to clear out my room. The jewelry, clothes, and bags Luke had given me were all donated. The couple's items I'd bought for him were all thrown away. I stared at the pile. Those hidden things, once cherished, now saw daylight in a trash bin. I turned to leave, only to bump into a warm embrace. Luke glanced at the dumpster, and his eyes narrowed.

But I know he would demand me to open the door. The knocking continues, but it gets louder. I can tell the person behind the knock is getting frustrated. I put my bowl of soup down, and I try to think of the best thing for me to do. The only thing that comes to my mind is to hide. I take a deep breath, trying to clear my mind. The cabin is so dark that I can't see my hand in front of me. I do not have the light, but they will. So, I need to hide where I'm not only unseen in the dark but also in the light.

THE three disappeared from the hospital and emerged to the Altierra’s farm in Caramoan. Kharyn held the key—a medium-sized gold triangle with inscriptions written in the faerie alphabet. She chanted the spell and motioned the key in her hand. Suddenly, a blinding light appeared and formed a magic circle, and they got in.

Suddenly, Eira stood up and said, “When we were at sea, Donoghue took away the treasure chest from the Sea Mackie Clan. However, when he left earlier, the treasure chest was nowhere to be seen. I think he hid it somewhere.” Ambrose and Heather nodded their heads together. When he heard that, Darryl blinked as he quickly gave the order, “Hurry, search the surroundings of the camp. Do not miss any corner at all. Search thoroughly!” When he said that, a smile appeared on Darryl’s face as he looked at Eira. He was proud of how intelligent his daughter was. He did not even think about that at all. Chester was the first to return. “Darryl, do you see what this is?! Ha-ha! Donoghue is so despicable

With a soft click, the panel slid open, revealing a narrow corridor shrouded in shadows. Her eyes widened. “What’s in there?” “You’ll like this,” I said, stepping inside and motioning for her to follow. The corridor was dark and musty, the air thick with the smell of aged wood and stone. Lyra stayed close behind me as I led the way, the sound of our footsteps echoing softly. At the end of the corridor, we reached a heavy door. I pushed it open, and her sharp intake of breath made me grin. Inside the hidden chamber were chests upon chests, stacked high and gleaming faintly in the dim light from the small lanterns on the walls. I walked over to one of the chests and flipped it open, revealing