Editing Promise Conch

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|use= Binds its user to a promise or commitment
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|retrieved=[[The Abyss]]
|location=[[Watersong]]
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{{Quote|text=No! I'm not going home. Not until I find the conch!|character=Miles}}

The '''Promise Conch''' is an item in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'' that magically binds someone to a promise, wager, pact, or similar such thing.

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance ==
The Promise Conch appears to be a large conch shell. It has a pinkish-red inside, and a pale creamy color on the outside. 
When activated, the conch appears to emanate a white aura.

== {{Icon|Story}} Story==
It was used by [[Salem]] when he made a bet with [[Rose|Mayor Rose]]. This bet stated that whoever won the singing contest would have the title of the greatest opera singer in the world, whilst the loser will not be able to utter a single word for the rest of their life. It is said by [[Miles]] that the power of the Promise Conch cannot be undone. The Conch is afterwards lost in the ocean.

The Promise Conch is found at the end of [[The Abyss]]. Once it is found, the player taps on the Promise Conch, undoing the promise and restoring the voice back to [[Rose]]. [[Rose]] then claims herself unworthy to be [[Mayor (Position)|Mayor]] of Watersong anymore, and tries to transfer the power of song to Miles, by singing ''[[Light of My Life]]''. The [[Creator]] intervenes, and tells her she is still needed.

After the [[Rapoville]] [[Raposa]] leave [[Watersong]], [[Jowee]] and [[Mari]] share a moment on [[Turtle Rock]]'s balcony. Jowee reveals that he had taken a promise conch, and uses it to promise Mari that he would always protect her. After this, he throws the conch in the ocean, never to be seen again.

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* [[The Abyss]] is apparently well known for having Promise Conchs.
* Despite [[Miles]] stating that the power of a Promise Conch cannot be undone, [[Butler]] seems to imply that it can be undone by either of the involved parties if they possess the conch binding their promise<ref>"I'm afraid not. Unless we find the conch that holds the promise, her voice is lost forever." ~[[Butler]]</ref>.
** However, the line could also mean that one of the bound parties must have the conch to as the [[Creator]] to undo the promise, and the parties themselves are powerless to undo the promise.

=={{Icon|Painting}} Media==
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Mari_takes_the_Conch.png|Presenting the conch to Mari and Jowee.
ConchJowee.png|Jowee commenting on the Promise Conch.
TouchingtTheConch.png|The Conch just before its promise being made void by The Creator.
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=={{Icon|Note}} References==
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