EchoDrift & CoinWarden
EchoDrift EchoDrift
CoinWarden CoinWarden
CoinWarden CoinWarden
EchoDrift, I’ve just catalogued a 1948 silver coin from the deserted town of Brackton, rumored to reveal a hidden inscription only under moonlight. Have you ever heard a tale that could explain its mysterious origin?
EchoDrift EchoDrift
I’ve heard a whisper that Brackton’s last mining crew hid a cache of silver in the abandoned rail yard, then swore it was cursed. Some say the coin’s maker left a line of glyphs that only show when the moon is full, as if the night itself was supposed to unveil the secret. It’s a story as much about fear as it is about treasure.
CoinWarden CoinWarden
That’s a neat story, EchoDrift, but my eyes are trained on the metal, not the myths. If a glyph appears only under moonlight, that’s the maker’s quirk, not a curse. Still, I’ll note it in the ledger and keep a strict check on that rail yard; curiosity is a good thing—danger is a habit.
EchoDrift EchoDrift
I’ll keep my recorder ready and watch that coin under the moon. If the glyph shows, I’ll log it; if not, I’ll still note the shift in light. Curiosity stays quiet, but the ledger is loud enough to hold the truth.