The Minions

The narrative spans two eras: the end of the 1st millennium, when the Minion first fails at the gateway, and the modern late 1990s, when a relic of ancient power resurfaces in New York. The shift between centuries highlights a timeless struggle between apocalyptic forces and guardians who defend civilization. The ancient Templar order and contemporary investigators cross paths as the clock nears an possible apocalypse.

The story moves from a hidden burial chamber beneath New York City to the ancient sanctuary in Jerusalem, reflecting a clash between contemporary life and timeless sacred sites. In NYC, a centuries-old secret is unearthed, triggering a deadly chase. Across oceans and cultures, the Mohawk reservation and its depository site become the setting where a plan to hide the key unfolds, linking indigenous land to a global destiny.

🛡️ Guardianship

Guardianship is central as the key, the gate, and the order's future rest on a few shoulders. The Minion's threat forces the Templars and their allies to defend sacred relics across time and space. The plan to hide the key becomes a test of loyalty, sacrifice, and the cost of protecting humanity from annihilation.

🗝️ Power and Sacrifice

The key represents dangerous power capable of waking Hell itself, making sacrifice a recurring necessity. The Minion's possession and the battles to control the key reveal how power corrupts and how steadfast guardians are willing to risk everything. The climactic struggle tests faith, duty, and the readiness to lay down life for others.

🗺️ Journey

The plot takes the characters on a transcontinental chase, moving from New York to Jerusalem and across centuries. Each location tests different cultures and beliefs, illustrating how a common threat can unite disparate communities. The journey emphasizes resilience, collaboration, and the hope that a renewed order can endure.