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M. Endwood was a researcher who dedicated their life to the study of a little-known abnormality amongst Snakekeys. Said abnormality consisted of a disturbance, an air of incorrectness occasionally felt when in contact with the affected Snakekey. Most cannot fully recall interactions of this sort, making evidence difficult to come by. Witnesses recall little useful information and most insist they were not feeling themselves that day, dismissing any unusual sensations. Endwood believed in the cryptids known as Fakekeys and hypothesized they were linked to this peculiar reaction.

The existence of Fakekeys is disputed. Sightings of them border on nonexistent. Those who speak up typically have difficulty describing what they saw and quickly become unsure of themselves. The best descriptions simply refer to them as warped, as if the air itself bends around them. One observer reported an unfamiliar Snakekey leaping through the air to down a full grown Whinoodle. After being spotted by the bloodied Snakekey, they recalled nothing more. The described Snakekey was never seen again despite in depth searches

Endwood researched Fakekeys extensively, seeking them out both in the wild and within society. They went undercover, attempting to catch the cryptids in a moment of weakness when the air around them seemed to shiver and an uncomfortable feeling would settle in one's stomachs. Their life's work resulted in strange sketches of Snakekeys that didn't appear off, but at the same time, did not feel right. Many details are missing, not provided by the artist. Many argue that the sketches are not enough to prove Fakekey's existence. After all, the creatures depicted simply look like Snakekeys drawn by someone who perhaps had eaten one too many a pixie stick. Regardless, Endwood produced the highest quality research on the topic to date and their work is commonly referenced when the topic is spoken about

Description

M. Endwood was a researcher who dedicated their life to the study of a little-known abnormality amongst Snakekeys. Said abnormality consisted of a disturbance, an air of incorrectness occasionally felt when in contact with the affected Snakekey. Most cannot fully recall interactions of this sort, making evidence difficult to come by. Witnesses recall little useful information and most insist they were not feeling themselves that day, dismissing any unusual sensations. Endwood believed in the cryptids known as Fakekeys and hypothesized they were linked to this peculiar reaction.

The existence of Fakekeys is disputed. Sightings of them border on nonexistent. Those who speak up typically have difficulty describing what they saw and quickly become unsure of themselves. The best descriptions simply refer to them as warped, as if the air itself bends around them. One observer reported an unfamiliar Snakekey leaping through the air to down a full grown Whinoodle. After being spotted by the bloodied Snakekey, they recalled nothing more. The described Snakekey was never seen again despite in depth searches

Endwood researched Fakekeys extensively, seeking them out both in the wild and within society. They went undercover, attempting to catch the cryptids in a moment of weakness when the air around them seemed to shiver and an uncomfortable feeling would settle in one's stomachs. Their life's work resulted in strange sketches of Snakekeys that didn't appear off, but at the same time, did not feel right. Many details are missing, not provided by the artist. Many argue that the sketches are not enough to prove Fakekey's existence. After all, the creatures depicted simply look like Snakekeys drawn by someone who perhaps had eaten one too many a pixie stick. Regardless, Endwood produced the highest quality research on the topic to date and their work is commonly referenced when the topic is spoken about