Sato Code Bremgarten: The Angelus Key

On March 2nd, 2020, the Vatican opened the private library to the public.

This was unthinkable for many centuries, as this library contains some of the best kept secrets in the world. Journalists, scholars and historians travelled to Rome to find answers to burning questions. But there have been no major revelations, for one simple reason.

The documents are encrypted. To decipher these documents, the decryption key must be found: The Angelus key.

Last month, a historian found a passage in a document that points to the location of the Angelus Key. In the 16th century, the key was brought over the Alps to the monastery of St. Klara in Bremgarten. The guardians of the key have kept it safe ever since. It will not be easy to find the key. But even worse, shady groups are already on their way. This makes it a dangerous undertaking.