Treasure Hunt Event Dreamlight Valley Novels & Stories

All I saw was my Alpha mate stepping on the gas right after slamming the door shut, eagerly rushing off to attend his ex-girlfriend's welcome-back party. He never looked back once at me as I stood in the dark forest—pregnant, desperate, and helpless. It was only at that moment that I finally gave up completely. It turned out Enzo truly didn't care about my safety, and he truly didn't love me. How laughable it was that I even hoped he might just be joking. I was so foolish to only come to my senses now. I wandered aimlessly through the hunting grounds, holding my belly. Suddenly, the ground beneath my feet gave way, and I fell straight into a shiny silver trap. Before the agony and death str

Every pack was here, the Moon, Star, Sun, Rain, Cloud and all eyes inevitably drifting to the empty seat beside me. I kept my face calm. Shoulders straight and my hands twisted flat on the table. Inside, my wolf clawed at my chest, desperate and furious. No word from the search teams. No trace of Doris but only silence, and the unbearable certainty that someone had orchestrated this perfectly. Drake moved closer, his voice low, almost a whisper. “We need to start the event now,” he said. He was right. I couldn’t keep delaying this—not when there was still no news.

Blood—golden and bright—welled against his scales. I pressed my hand to the crystal as if I could reach through it. “Vaelor,” I breathed, voice breaking. “Please…” The mountain groaned again. The image flickered. And in the distance, beyond the line of soldiers, I caught the glint of something darker moving through the trees—something that did not belong to my brother’s company. My stomach twisted. The fight was no longer only about rescue. Something else had come to the mountain tonight. And I was no longer sure any of us would leave it unchanged.

Acacia had the answer, "Yes, there's outdoor KTV and movies. But those activities are livelier in the evening. I heard there will be a dart competition later, and also a treasure hunt in the secret passages. The murder mystery board game and the escape room didn't gather enough people just now. Everyone was busy eating. We can check them out in the afternoon." Eranthe didn't want to stay here right now and asked Jayden, "Do you want to go for the treasure hunt?" Jayden, who just wanted to be with her, nodded without hesitation, "Sure, let me grab the registration card." "Okay." Colin had been intentionally or unintentionally keeping an eye on Eranthe's side. When Jayden got up, he immediatel

Yes, sir", we both(the other Sam and I) replied him in unison. The info in the pamphlet was something like this; THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA IN COLLABORATION WITH TENCENT GAMES PRESENTS.. THE HUNGER GAMES EVENT! Each team in all the locations are to produce two tributes. The objective of this event is to get to the treasure locked up in a hidden chest and not "die" while trying. The first tribute(or two tributes from the same team) to take hold of this "treasure" or touch it wins. There will be puzzles and riddles. Some holding the key to a special equipment, while some(which are the most important) would act as a directional guide to the hidden "treasure chest".

Usually, Jayla wouldn't play this game but curiosity got her attention. "Alright there would be two seekers and everyone is going hide, the person who got found should go back to the music festival, put your names on the board so that we won't lose you." A guy said, handing out everyone the board and wrote their name. "The seekers will wear a red headband so that you will recognize them, as they find you, you should go back to the festival and say your name to the man who is organizing this. The winner will be the last person left in the woods and they will win 500$." He continued with a smile, Jayla felt safe since the game was going to controlled, she was relieved that it wasn't a bunch of

Outside, a messenger bird landed near the window. A small basket was attached to its leg. Lynnek opened the note. Her eyes widened. "What?" She looked at Miguel. "Apparently, someone has prepared a treasure hunt for us." Miguel sighed. "Evelyn." Lynnek smiled. "Definitely Evelyn." She looked toward the forest. "Should we play?" Miguel smiled. "Why not?" Lynnek grabbed the note. "Then let's see what trouble they've planned." Neither of them knew that Evelyn and her "minions" had only just begun. End of Chapter Fifty-Nine

But Raven wouldn’t consider Heather a coward because they both knew the seriousness ahead of them. “Yeah, I don’t like it either. Let’s try and get this done fast before we find out if you did see something and what that was. Then we’ll find everyone and get out of here.” Raven didn’t want to do this alone, but she was afraid if they didn’t then they’d lose their chance to do it. “Alright. Let’s do this.” “Treasure hunt for the cursed anchor.” Heather said looking around at the ground in a random pattern. She didn’t seem to have a pattern or method to it either. “I still don’t see how we’ll know when we find it and I hope it’s not cursed.”

The moon goddess must be on my side today because time went surprisingly fast and before I knew it Ashley had linked me to tell me that my girl had started her treasure hunt, that was my queue to get my ass out of the packhouse and to the lake ready, luckily for me, I knew what route she would be taking which made it easier for me to get there without her seeing me. The picnic looks even more incredible than I thought it would and I'm quick to link Jack and Cal to thank them. They set it up while Ashley and the girls took Beth into town for some well-deserved pampering. I'm not sure how Ashley arranged the treasure hunt but I'll see him later to find out how and thank him. I've just got a li

someone interrupts, excitement bubbling in his voice. Daryl claps his hands once. “Good question! It’s the Game of Hunt.” A grin spreads across his face. “Each team will search the resort grounds for hidden treasures. Think of it like a scavenger hunt—but not so easy. Clues have been carefully planted, and only the team that finds all their assigned treasures wins.” A chorus of whoas rises from the group. “Sounds tough,” someone says. Daryl nods, still grinning. “There’s just one small problem,” he says, tapping his clipboard.