Shrine of the Jeweled Scepter is a location that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. It is a shrine in the Sol Dimension on earth located underneath Coral Cave Island. It serves as the housing area of the Jeweled Scepter where its guardian Blaze the Cat keeps it there to stay out of the hands of dangers.

Description[]

The shrine is located somewhere on Coral Cave Island underneath the surface. It is a light green room, with the Jeweled Scepter placed in the middle above a podium.

History[]

Past[]

The national treasure of the Sol Empire, the Jeweled Scepter has been guarded by Blaze the Cat's royal family for generations. Having previously been stolen by and reclaimed from Captain Whisker's pirate crew, it was eventually put in an altar deep within Coral Cave.

Sonic Rush Adventure[]

In Sonic Rush Adventure, the Jeweled Scepter was found in the depths of Coral Cave by Captain Whisker and his crew. Although Sonic and Blaze both arrived on the scene, the robot pirate was able to get away with the scepter while he distracted the heroes with the Ghost Kraken. Afterward, the Jeweled Scepter was reclaimed by the heroes and Blaze had it returned to its altar under even heavier guard than before to keep it safe.^[1]

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Guardians[]

At the Shrine of the Jeweled Scepter on Coral Cave Island, Gardon reports that patrol ships will surround the island at all times and that the guard has been tripled, with only Blaze and Marine being allowed access to the chamber. Marine begins to tear up and tells Blaze that while she is glad to see her treating herself right, she will also miss her when she leaves, and embraces her. Blaze, sharing the sentiment, tells Marine she can still come with her, but the raccoon declines the offer, stating that she will be needed to watch over the ship and kingdom while Blaze is away, and that she will use the Jeweled Scepter to call Blaze home if trouble arises. She gives Blaze another hug before the two-bid farewell to each other.^[2]

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