After Stella Donner posted the pictures of the two gold coins, her post went through a brief lull. For roughly ten minutes, there was not a single reply beneath it.
Just when Stella Donner thought that was all there would be, 'Ancient Dragonblood Warrior' replied below:
"Are you joking? Oh, hahahaha, this joke isn't funny."
'Hermes' Feather' also replied:
"This prank is pretty good. It nearly fooled even me, but where did you have coins like these made? Can you give me the address? They look really exquisite."
'Ancient Dragonblood Warrior' said:
"Heh, so she's just a little girl fishing for attention. I'm out, I'm out."
'Mad Wandering Dream' replied:
"The hair patterns on the portrait on the front look a little like a model of Antinomy Cradle, and the lines on the back are a little like the Central Wireless Curve. Hmm, hey, Donner, can you sell this gold coin to me? Or make a rubbing of it and send me a copy? The patterns on this coin seem very interesting."
'Ancient Dragonblood Warrior' immediately replied beneath 'Mad Wandering Dream':
"Oh ho, so says the bookworm."
Stella Donner also replied to 'Mad Wandering Dream':
"If this were a prank, then of course I could mail it to you. That wouldn't be a problem. But unfortunately, this isn't a prank. Setting aside the inexplicable portrait and curved lines on it, this is a genuine gold coin."
After posting her reply, Stella Donner pasted a link to a video website in the next reply down. 'Mad Wandering Dream', 'Ancient Dragonblood Warrior', 'Hermes' Feather', and other forum users all clicked the link and played the video inside—
The video had been filmed on a somewhat old oak table stained with grease. On the oak table were a balance scale, a cup of