It was midnight when they arrived at the gates of Ben Kenobi's Museum of the Weird. All five of them got out of the car and looked at the gates.
"I don't know guys," said Sora, "I really don't think this is a good idea."
Before he could hear his friend's response, the gates slammed shut on him and his best friend Riku was locking the gate with a regular ACE Hardware padlock and key.
"Hey, it was your idea to do this," he said.
"Don't let your hopes fall man," said Roxas "You only have about five hours before we come back"
"Oh and a little advice, Sora," warned Xion "Watch out for the ghosts!"
Ghosts... It just had to be ghosts, Sora thought.
"Good luck honey," said Aqua "You'll need it."
Thanks for the words of encouragement
Sora turned around and started to climb the steps leading to the museum, along the way he foud these strange markings. Finally he reached the door, and tugged on the handles.
Great, locked out and I have only five hours until morning. How am I going to tell the guys.
Nearby was a little button. Sora pressed it and a deep voice bellowed from one of the speakers above the door.
"Welcome to Ben Kenobi's Museum of the Weird. Unfortunately, the museum is still preparing exhibits and hopes that you will visit when we open sometime in the near future."
You've got to be kidding me!
Sora headed down the stairs and noticed a little dragon head protruding from the gate. He opened it up and inside was a letter. It was signed on the envelope as:
Skywalker & Son, Ltd. London,
1481 Weathershire St. September 1984
London, England England
Master Obi-wan Kenobi
Museum of the Weird
Rt. 66
Destiny Islands
The Letter itself was typed from an old typewriter. It said:
Dear Ben,
The firm of Skywalker & Son, Ltd. has handled the legal and financial affairs of the Kenobis for 256 years, always in a discreet and trustworthy manner. In the tradition of Whitney and Son, Lars, my eldest will continue serving you when I retire from the firm in a fortnight. He and Luke often played together as children, so I'm sure you remember him.
Lars and I were pleased to attend Luke's wedding in London last April, and were surprised not to see you there. The Count responded quite bitterly when asked about you. I tried to smooth things over by making a sizable financial endowment to the happy couple on your behalf. It puzzles your family and old friends as to why we have not heard from you for over four years, but we assume the museum keeps you busy. I will not bother you further. Howver, in my absence, if the firm fails to live up to your expctations, let me know personally.
Your servant and friend
(signature)
Albert Wily Skywalker
Sora let the letter fall, seeing that it was several decades out of date, but then he noticed that the tongue of the dragon was the number 29. He then explored the ground and found a gazebo. In it was a gearbox with 6 buttons, three black, three white, and a dial with three digits set to zero, Sora set the dials to 029 and rearranged the gears according to the buttons. This made steps appear in the lake that the gazebo was resting by.
Sora hopped from stone to stone and found himself in a replica of Stonhenge, with a circle made of six colors and symbols.
So that's what the symbols are for! They open this panel!
Sora flipped the titles according to the color of symbol and it opened into a descending Spiral staircase.