The Key to Magic
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“G
raenditas”−The magician pronounced his name while inserting the key, which Goldeon had left to his son before he died, into the lock of the house.The wizard thought of the captain"s wise gesture and was grateful, otherwise it could fall into the wrong hands, or it would be lost and it would take years to find it. The key magically adapted itself to the old lock, the runic symbols generating a ray of light, faint, like a rainbow. The door was opened. They went in and closed it behind them. The young man was pleasantly impressed, he took out the key, put on the pendant. The house was completely the same. The layout of the rooms, the furnishings were in place as he remembered he had left them in the morning. The armchair in which his father usually sat was always n
