Seekers - Finders.

The content make plenty of sense this time.

"Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find."

I had faith, but did not expect to find what I was looking for. And here I am standing next to a bonfire, somewhere deep in the woods, with a key to unlock the ultimate knowledge in my left hand. "Well, here we go again" I thought, and opened the door once again.

It is around 11:00 pm. I park my car across Andray's apartment, but do not go in. Instead, I go for a walk to test out my luck. I have a goal and know exactly what I am looking for: a special key.

Soon after, as I walk down the sidewalk, I spot a potential target. A young gentleman in his early twenties walks slowly ahead. As soon as I approach him, without hesitation I state my need and ask if he could point me in the right direction. He hesitates, and clearly lets me know that he has a connection but is suspicious of me, for obvious reasons. For those unaware of this, the use of the key is forbidden. Anyone caught using it is in deep trouble.

I let him know that I understand, and thank him anyway. A bit disappointed, but not discouraged, I go to get Andray.

Driving back to my house, we decide that we should give it another try. We turn back, park the car at his apartments and go for a walk, together this time.

The air is humid and it gets foggy quickly. We walk around hoping to find anyone with a hint. Nope, not a single soul. Now we are starting to lose our hope, so we start walking back towards the car. And what do you know, the same gentleman I met earlier walks towards and past us, as we exchange the "what's-ups." I ask him one last time if he could help us out, thinking maybe he changed his mind. And I am surprised to find that he did. The man actually is a key holder. I check it out to confirm legitimacy, we make a deal, and he offers me his contact number which I gladly write down. We shake hands and part our ways.

Now it is around 1:00 am. Me and Andray go back to my house, grab what we need and go in the woods, ready for our journey that is about to take on the other side of the door.

The rest is not important.