One in the morning.
The World Economic News Agency released an ordinary news piece: a roughly twenty-second video with footage from Audrey's livestream in the background, accompanied by text detailing the total number of people who had entered the stream, its peak viewership, how many people had tipped her, the total amount of the tips...
The data was so detailed that it recorded virtually every piece of information visible in Audrey's streaming backend.
Because the cover featured Audrey's nearly perfect face, it instantly drew in plenty of night owls. The moment they opened it, the intense, exhilarating background music and Audrey's livestream results appeared before them all!
"Damn, how many Magic Net users are there in total? Over six hundred thousand people opened her stream?"
"No way?! She made 360,000 gold coins in one night?! Even some cities couldn't possibly collect that much in taxes in an entire year, could they?! That's insane!"
"Is that real? Can streaming really make that much money?"
"I worked my ass off exploring and deciphering ruins, risking my life, and I felt like I only made thirty to fifty thousand gold coins a year. The gap is just too huge, sob sob sob!"
"??? Holy shit! You make thirty to fifty thousand a year deciphering ruins? Bro, I suggest finding someone to record you while you explore and posting it online. Stream once in a while too. You could probably double your income."
"This is way too fake, isn't it? Would anyone really tip more than a hundred thousand gold coins to someone they'd never even met? And over ten thousand people tipped her too!"
"I was there. It's real. The second great magic invention master of Rost Territory tipped quite a lot too. He's second on the rankings."
"I think being second on