Treasure Planet Quote Novels & Stories

Chris had just sent Little treasure and the rest of when his satellite phone beeped. It was a tone unique for messages from his treasures. He picked up the phone with a smile as he thought it was Little treasure urging him to work hard. His lips curled up further as he read the message; it wasn’t from Little treasure. It read- ‘Daddy, the empress is on her own. I am not responsible if anything happens to your spoilt empress. I am busy.’ – Big treasure.

I say absentmindedly, “Verdant is beautiful.” The old man hummed at me, leaning against his steering stick, “'mm, ye could say that there but no one would agree with ye. It be not a shame that there we be covered by mist. It be a blessin' in disguise! Verdant's a 'idden gold mine.” “What do you mean by that?” Auster asked, giving me a small nod. I immediately understood what he was trying to do. “Do you mean there’s treasure here that you wanted to hide from the rest of the world?”

She stood still, deep in thought. After waiting for a moment, the leader grew impatient. “I can also tell you about a secret treasure,” he said, leaning forward. “Whoever possesses it can be truly wealthy beyond measure. Miss Nina, come a little closer. This is something I’ll only tell you.”

she then said and Loque Bella turned to her. "Sorry?" "The moon . . . I love it too." "It's just so beautiful. Every time I look at it it just brings this weird happiness inside of me, like . . . Like it's speaking to me you know," Loque Bella said. "What does it say?" "No it's stupid," she said chuckling. "Go on tell me, I would love to hear it." "You promise you won't laugh?" "I promise," Gorette said. "It tells me that one day I will find a place where I truly belong. That I won't be this nobody for the rest of my life and that I will finally find the happiness that I have been looking for my whole life."

I stepped toward her and set my hand on her waist before murmuring, “We make ourselves rich by making our wants few.” Her lips parted as if that was the most profound thing she’d ever heard. And it might’ve been, since it had originally come from the lips of Henry David Thoreau. Which was why I couldn’t continue to take credit for it. I pointed past her toward the wall with my free hand. “At least that’s what Thoreau says.” She glanced back to find the quote printed and framed above the desk. “Oh.” Scowling, she whirled back to poke me in the gut. “You cheated. That’s a cheater’s answer.”

"I... GAVE... YOU... AIR. AND... YOU... SOUGHT... A... FIRE... IN... THE... DARK." The Paradox of the Anchor Elara stepped forward, her salt-spear glowing with a soft, cooling white light. She didn't strike the crystal. Instead, she knelt. "A mother doesn't own her child's eyes," Elara whispered. "If you hold us too tight, you'll only be holding corpses. Is that what you want? A world of silent statues?" The Earth hesitated. The tunnels stopped their rhythmic squeezing. "I... AM... LONELY," the planet replied, a sound like a mountain weeping. "THE... STARS... ARE... COLD. ONLY... YOU... ARE... WARM."

I roll my eyes. Exaggeration much? If she only knew I had held silver with my bare hands and didn’t burn. But I don’t tell her. Some things are better left unsaid. The moment Jasmine disappears, I let out a slow breath and take the chance to admire the place properly. It’s like a hidden sanctuary—a little piece of heaven carved inside a tree—but then my gaze lands on the real treasure. The table.

Landon reminded me, and if I could count it right, this was the fifth time that he said the same thing as we walked toward the path that Caden assigned to us. Landon was right. It looked like a forest due to the tall trees and unfamiliar kinds of plants planted in the place. There were employees from the other team, too, but since this was almost like a secret part of this resort, I couldn’t tell if there were a lot of us in there. “I’ll be okay,” I whispered as I let go of Landon’s arm. There was hesitation in his eyes when I did it, but I didn’t back down and only smiled at him. How are we gonna find the treasure if we would stick together? Duh?

Kaleb asked. “Rivers are usually freshwater, it says ocean. It makes it sound like it...like I feel like we need to go towards the mountain. It says to travel through the jungle till the earth meets the sky and the ocean will meet the land. The stars will tell you where the treasure is.” Danica said with her hands in her face.

Andrius asked curiously, “What treasure?” “The Phoenix Divine Plume!” A brilliant light flashed in the servant’s eyes as he spoke. Andrius raised his brows and asked, “What kind of treasure is that?”