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The notebook flying through the air. Fair. Pages everywhere. Reasonable honestly. The treasure hunt nearly ended before it began. God. Then eventually— Fair. After ten minutes. Reasonable. And several negotiations. God. The notebook was recovered. Fair. Mostly. Reasonable honestly. Then Ava revealed the first clue. God. A simple riddle. Fair. Written in giant letters. Reasonable. The clue said: God. I have keys but open no doors. I make music but have no voice. Fair.

The hint on the key said: 'I guard the path, tall and wide. With the right tooth, I open wide. Locked I stand, yet not for long. Find the right fit and move along.' First off, I have never done this before so how the hell am I supposed to decode this? I stare at the note again and read aloud.

S = 1 E = 5 L = 3 E = 5 N = 5 A = 1 I wrote it down on a piece of paper: 1 - 5 - 3 - 5 - 5 - 1. My heart pounded so loud I thought it would crack my ribs. This had to be it. I leaned forward and typed the numbers into the lock, one by one. Click. Click. Click. The last number slid in. I froze. Holding my breath. And then— Nothing. No release. No sound. No click. Just silence.

Look for anything related to Mathew, a name, a–" "There is a cross on this door." Jeff called, and the rest rushed over to him. "Why won't it open?" Wei groaned. Banging in the door. "Hello!! Anybody!! Please open the door. We need a place to stay." Am I wrong? Salvador thought to himself. "Mathew 7.7" He read out loud. "Mathew chapter 7, verse 7." Luna breathed out heavily. "Let me do it."

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Grandma Isla leans in as Aviva starts pressing the buttons, which unlocks new buttons with new symbols. “What are you doing?” I ask, sudden worry spinning through my brain. “Aviva?” “It’s just math,” she murmurs under her breath. “These are numbers, not words or letters. It’s a numerical puzzle.” I glance at Grandma, who gives me a, “I have no idea what's going on,” shrug. A sharp crunch echoes through the room when Aviva pushes one last button, and the cryptex cracks open, the stone crumbling in the palm of Aviva’s hand.

It had no handle, just a keypad. Above the pad, an engraving read: “Only blood unlocks blood.” Her heart raced. What did that mean? She glanced down at her hand. A healing scab from a paper cut stared back. She bit her lip, then peeled it open. A drop of blood welled up. She smeared it over the pad. Click. The door slid open. She stepped inside. --- It was a bunker. Not just any bunker. Rows of filing cabinets. Old maps. Knives, weapons, and darts were affixed to the partitions. A display on the a ways wall flickered to existence as she entered.

Athena bowed her head. “Come on! People make mistakes.” “Yeah! I'm not people.” Athena said. “Some magic books were destroyed some months ago. But I have read a few things about it.” Clarke uttered and they listened. “Great, tell us the few things you know.” Athena urged. “The fourth key is used to unlock a box or something that had the Firestone. With the Firestone and magic. The unbinding would open up and set those trapped free.” Clarke said. “How do you know all this?” She asked being suspicious.

My breath hitches when Luc takes a small box and opens to show a beautiful rose gold ring with small diamonds embedded in a heart shape. “Lia, our start may be shaky, but I wish our future to be filled in love. Will you be married to me our whole life?” Tears flow endlessly down my cheeks, and I close my mouth with both hands as words fail me. I nod at him with a yes. “Yes, this life and next.” He inserts the ring on my finger. “I wanted to kiss you here. But considering the spiritual meaning of this place...” He kisses my forehead and takes my hand towards the exit.

He opened it and got what's inside. Using two padlocks, pieces of cardboard were locked together. "Woah! How can we open this?" Lopez asked. “Dave can unlock that,” Chris said. "Impossible," Arya commented who seemed clearly unconvinced. Well, let's show her some real skills here. "Reign, give me your hair pin," I told her. "What? Why should I?" "Just give it to me. I'm going to use it to unlock this sandwich cardboard." She couldn't argue anymore and gave it to me.