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On the misty shores of the River Styx, where eternal silence reigns and the black water whispers of lost souls, Charon stands in wait. His ancient, creaking boat lies ready for the next passengers—those desperate to cross into the afterlife. But the old currency of obols is long gone, replaced by something darker. “No $STYX, no passage,” Charon growls, his voice echoing like the rattling of chains. Every soul must pay. The living and the dead alike must offer their share to board his boat. Some beg, others bargain, offering fragments of their memories or pieces of their fading existence. But Charon merely shakes his head, unmoved. “Only $STYX will grant you safe passage.” Those with enough $STYX step aboard, their payment dissolving into shadows as if it never existed. Charon pushes off, his oar slicing through the inky water. Behind him, the unpaid remain stranded, their hands reaching for the boat as their cries are swallowed by the eternal fog. Left behind, they wander the shore, lost and forgotten, their wails fading into nothingness. Charon carries on, silent and unyielding, the eternal ferryman of the dead. Each $STYX transaction feeds not just his boat but the insatiable hunger of the Styx itself. The river grows stronger, and Charon, the banker of the damned, grows richer.