KEYS: A (BRIEF) HISTORY
"With a grin, Mark held up his key. Beautifully ornate, the bronze key had a slender neck with a square base. Its top was formed with two bronze ovals, an intricate pattern weaving like ribbon throughout.
'All keepers have them,” he said. “It’s like a third arm, practically.'"
The first key arrived in 3000BC by way of wings--to Joshua son of Josiah. In the middle of the night on his 12th birthday, he received a bronze key. He didn't know what to think. He went to his parents, clutching the key and explaining to them what had happened. At first, the family tried keeping this secret. Who would believe them? But slowly, the secret leaked out. And slowly, more and more children received bronze keys. As the keys multiplied, so did the knowledge of magic.
Soon, those who received keys were labeled keepers. Or rather, keepers of magic.
Not until 1600AD did the first silver key arrive. Alyssues, Cashals, Davises, Dromores, Etones, Phoenixes, and Susurruses were the first families to receive silver keys.
Soon, those who received keys were labeled keepers. Or rather, keepers of magic.
Not until 1600AD did the first silver key arrive. Alyssues, Cashals, Davises, Dromores, Etones, Phoenixes, and Susurruses were the first families to receive silver keys.
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Mark's key
Beautifully ornate, the bronze key has a slender neck with a square base. Its top is formed with two bronze ovals, an intricate pattern weaving like ribbon throughout. luke's key
Sleek and silver, the key's base is hooked and the bow is circular in shape and displays an intricate design of a crown. cashal's key
One of the rare golden keys. Delicate and light, the key has a triangle base and a circular bow with three intricate triangle cut-outs. romulus' key
One of the rare golden keys. Solid; sharp; dagger-like base; solid oval bow. wood's key
Standard bronze key with a square base and a diamond bow. gwendolyn's key
Standard bronze key with a danger like base and a hexagon bow, which has a cutout of a cross. austin' key
Bronze key with an upside-down L shaped base and an intricate square bow with the shape of a danger inside. gravis' key
Slender silver key with no base and a bow in the shape of a serpent. BASE: the bottom part of the key
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