The Ring of Keys

Jennifer walked forward and grabbed the ring of keys, marveling at the sheer size and weight of the keys. She then walked back to the door and tried the keys until the door finally clicked and swung open, revealing the Temple’s Great Hall.

The Great Hall was just like the Temple: it’s condition was unbelievably pristine for the age of the temple. The walls and floor shone in the light of a few flickering torches. The walls were decorated with carvings or various scenes of debauchery and, strangely enough, women with strange body sizes. Women with unbelievably huge breasts and buttocks, women that looked to have their entire body swollen, women who looked partly human and partly animal. It was all so strange for Jennifer.

In the first part of the Hall, there were various gates, all of them closed off. None of them had any locks on them.

In the second part of the Hall, there were large wooden doors, none of them with doorknobs or locks.

However, at the very end of the hall, there were three doors. Each one of them had locks, each one seeming to match the three remaining keys on the ring. There was also a small note on the center door. It reads as follows:

To whom it may concern,

Congratulations, explorer. You have made your first choice. As you can see, the choice you made has already affected your journey. And now, you must make yet another choice between these doors. This one, however, will greatly affect your journey. So choose wisely. Each door will lead to a challenge, and each challenge could alter you if the wrong choices are made.

Jennifer raised an eyebrow. Alter? Greatly affect your journey? What does this all mean? Anyways, she needed to make another choice. Each door was decorated with strange decorations and had a small plaque on it, giving each door a name to the “challenge” it held.