"You did great," Marcus said. "Let's get Finn back home for his biscuit." He whistled for Finn and picked up a stick and threw it in the general direction of home. As they walked back, Finn would run ahead, grab the stick and bring it back. Marcus would throw the stick for him to go and fetch again. And that was the game Finn played all the way from the track back to the duplex. Finn brought his new, beloved stick inside and took it to Angus.
"What's this?" Angus asked, giving Finn a scratch. "Is this the Stick of the Week?" Finn seemed particularly pleased to be showing it to Angus.
"A puzzle, huh? Okay, I'll have a look," Edward said. He came over and Angus showed him the bottle. "Oh, look there. That's not your usual puzzle box. Let's have a look. See that lighting. That's a warning. Open it wrong, and it'll fry your arse good and proper." It took Edward just shy of nine minutes to open it. Once it was open, the water, the clouds, and all disappeared. Edward kept looking and working, and it took him about an hour to get it resolved without buggaring it up. It opened with a loud snap, and inside the ship was a bottle. A bottle with something pale blue inside. "Well, now, that is very interesting. It's a memory bottle. I'll go make a pensieve, and we'll see what it tells us.
Edward improvised a pensieve, and that sent him back to the bottle, with an enchantment. He used the enchantment he got from the pensieve, and that snapped open yet another magical compartment. And this time, Edward drew, from the bottle, a golden key.
"I do believe this is what you're looking for, but keep the bottle as it is all the same in case there's any other secrets hiding in it. Shall I lock it in my safe for you?"
"Please," Angus said.
"So what's it go to?"
"Dunno, but I think its somewhere in the wilderness of Canada," Angus said
"Canada?" Edward frowned. "Well, your stepmother is baking some strawberry streusel muffins for breakfast and some slow cooker oats. If you can put maybe something with it, we can discuss it over breakfast in the morning."
"Oh, now that sounds lovely," Angus said. He looked at everyone else. "You lot in for planning a treasure hunt over breakfast?"
"I'm in," Marcus grinned. "It's been a long time since I had an opportunity to be a pirate."
"I'm in, and I am positive Simone will want in on it," Edward said.
"Well, I know all four of us won't want to be left behind," Victor said.