Treasure Planet Onus Novels & Stories

At the furthest edge of the True Universe was a planet. For many centuries and millennia this planet had remained concealed, hidden from the eyes of the gods who had long sought its riches; but no more. The lost planet had been found. It's concealment barrier had been re-erected, but it was weak. The barrier would break soon. However, during that brief moment of weakness; during that time in which it's barrier had been down for that brief moment, those who sought it had discovered it, leaving it vulnerable. This was because of the former promised land of the gods wasn't as strong as it was before. The promised land, which was also the land of Supremes had been greatly weakened. Not only was

Lucas thought that despite spending lots of effort, it all still ended well as in the end, the gigantic python was still dead after all. He ignored the astonishing looks on the hired armies’ faces. Without a single doubt, he activated the Super Treasure Chest that he obtained. “Congratulations to the host for obtaining a Super Treasure Map.” “Congratulations to the host for obtaining nine Honorable Ranked Zombie Pills.” “Congratulations to the host for becoming a Rank 4 Transcendent Being.” Lucas’ stunning face was looking very satisfied and was rather delighted within.

“There are some things you can’t have no matter how much you want them.” “Yes.” He said softly, looking down at the silver ring on his index finger, there was a wolf cub engraved on it. “You’re right.” Then his face brightened again and he held out a coin to me. “What if I tell you that you could definitely have it if you wanted? Would you dare to take it?” A crease found its way to the space between my brows. “I just told you it’s not that eas—“ “Just humor me.” He smiled. “Please?”

Despite the dim lighting, Amara used a gleaming crystal ball to illuminate their path with a soft glow. Walking through the gorge, Amara collected and stored numerous ores in a small pouch. Adrian could not help his curiosity and finally asked, "Amara, what's in your hand?" Amara shook the pouch and replied, "This? It's a treasure left by my mentor, and it's called the Serendipity Pouch. It's on the same grade as my Thunderblade, but it has no offensive capabilities. It contains a pocket dimension that allows me to store things limitlessly."

Aruna stared ahead. At the far corner of the playground. Near the fence. Beside a massive oak tree. The tree. The memory hit instantly. A rainy afternoon. Mud. Laughter. Her mother kneeling beside the roots. A small metal box. And a sentence. One sentence. "Every treasure needs a guardian." Aruna's breath caught. "The tree." Everyone looked. "The treasure was near the tree." Without wasting another second, Dante signaled his men. Several guards immediately began digging. Rain mixed with mud.

The jump through the Void-Heart left the planet's atmosphere shimmering with a static, violet aurora. But as the "Planetary Engine" cycled down, the viewports of the Lumina Spire revealed a surprising sight-not a dark, jagged Hive-world, but a twin planet.

Noah suddenly screamed. Eva grabbed him. “Noah!” He held his head. Silver symbols spread across his neck. Lucas moved toward him. “What is happening?” Noah stared at his hands. “They're changing it.” “Changing what?” “My universe.” The First Door reactivated. A new image appeared. The peaceful planet with three moons. But now something was wrong. One moon was gone. Then the second. The cities remained. People continued walking. Nobody reacted. Lucas whispered: “They don't notice.”

If they really were all trash, then how could they have gotten any treasures? Yet, the moment he said that Ethan started to laugh in a very exaggerated manner. He turned to coldly look at Nash, "You only got two treasures, how did you even have the face to say that? Have you ever gotten any golden treasures? You haven't gotten a single one! "White Marsh Continent has gotten two golden treasures, one bronze treasure, and three black treasures! Hestia Continent only has two treasures in total and not a single golden one. You're actually saying you're not trash?

"After touching this orb, you'll be shown all the planets that you can own. Each planet, of course, has different resources. It'll all make a great impact on your future training." Tyrone said, "I'll make an exception and recommend three planets for you." Felix frowned. Why were his terms inconsistent? Was Tyrone hiding something?

The First City sat upon the peaks of the Ravine like a crown of glass, its towers glowing with a soft, bioluminescent hum. From the balcony of the Sovereign’s sanctum, the world below looked like a patchwork of healing scars. The deep violet bruises of the "Obsidian Pulse" were fading, replaced by the silver-green glow of a planet that had finally found its rhythm.