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Foolish humans, they never learn no matter what curse is casted upon them, no matter what trial they go through, no matter what or who they lose when they try to find their one true love. This reckless behaviour is the exact reason that humans are not immortal, they are faulty, stained by something that refuses to be removed. Not all humans are the same. A young girl with the brain as intelligent, clever and as incapable of love as devil himself. The young girl's name was Key, her mother named her this due to a deal she struck with the cruel Rumpelstiltskin. Key’s mother was barren, however, with the help of Rumpelstiltskin he granted her the gift of fertility in exchange of naming the child and giving her the curse of ruthless heart that can only be healed by true love's kiss. “But why do you wish to name my daughter?” This was the question that stumped Key’s mother. In return Rumpelstiltskin answered with “she will be cursed with a ruthless heart, deary, and with the name that remind the both of you that she will never be the key to anyone heart,” and with that the little man disappeared into thin air. Years passed until the girl reached the prime age of sixteen were suitors umbercasted the challenged of winning Key’s heart, however, …show more content…

Xavier was the name of the prince who was to rule the land Arcadia, the royal family’s estate was large enough that joining kingdoms was not needed. Therefore an afterling could marry the prince if there was true love between the prince and the girl. Xavier searched throughout the land for his one true love until he hear of a blob-tale of a wild woman who was cursed with never feeling love for another person. Immediately the searched was ended and the royal guards along with Xavier traveled to the town that Key resided in to bring her to his

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