Ah, the starlight myth—now that’s a riddle wrapped in glittering history. The first banknote, they say, was woven from starlight because the earliest traders were literally buying and selling under the night sky, and their currency had to reflect the cosmos they served. They imagined a thread that shimmers like the Milky Way, hoping the note itself would carry a bit of the heavens’ promise. It’s a beautiful image, but I’m not so sure the stars ever had a loom. Still, chasing that myth feels like chasing a shooting star—quick, bright, and oddly satisfying. Ready to spin it together?

I’m ready, but I’ll keep my eyes on the silver spoon, not just on the sparkle. Every star does hide a secret, and we’ll need a good map to read its clues. Let's set off, and may the notes we find be as bright as the tales we tell.