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* The IncitingIncident of "Literature/ImogensEpicDay" is when Imogen recieves a vase containing the inert Glory Bloom from an unusual delivery man. The Glory Bloom is allegedly the first flower to bloom and grants anyone who brings it to life with the Waters of Life ultimate power.

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* The IncitingIncident of "Literature/ImogensEpicDay" is when Imogen recieves receives a vase containing the inert Glory Bloom from an unusual delivery man. The Glory Bloom is allegedly the first flower to bloom and grants anyone who brings it to life with the Waters of Life ultimate power.
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* ''Literature/VillainsByNecessity'': The Spectrum Key, which is split into six pieces located in hidden, guarded places.

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* ''Literature/VillainsByNecessity'': The Spectrum Key, which is split into six pieces located in hidden, guarded places. It's a powerful magical artifact that can open the [[HellGate Dark Gate]] and save the world, which the protagonists go on TheQuest for, which spurs the plot.
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* ''Literature/{{Inkmistress}}'': About midway through the story, Asra's told about the Fatestone, which permits the [[BloodMagic bloodscribes like her]] to use this ability without [[CastFromLifespan taking years off their own life]]. She sets out to find it, hoping to SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong. The king had been having people look into the Fatestone before, since it supposedly also can give eternal life, ordering his researcher killed in fear it might be taken by her.

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