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I am new here and know nothing about the things here (I only know about the family @ thing. It was my brother from 'Perfect @ Reincarnation' who told me), I don't know who is good or who is bad, I am new! And I am alive!
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It's so difficult, teaching a beginner is really too hard. I've taught two, the first one learned immediately. He... is really hard to teach!
Come back and take a look at the post I made. This post was made by me, but it was taught to me by someone else!
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The beautiful world's number one country, the frontier of Erben Country, has a beautiful Malgobi, inhabited by a group of tough alpacas. The alpaca is a noble and beautiful creature, rare and precious, and is culturally revered by the people of Erben as one of the Four Divine Beasts.
Nima coins are not made by firing clay. As early as the Beijing Homo era, Erben Country had mastered metal smelting and casting techniques. To show their respect for this beautiful creature, the people of Erben cast four Nima coins, namely the Reclining Alpaca Coin, the Wild Alpaca Coin, the Stable Alpaca Coin, and the Head Alpaca Coin. These four coins were cast from rare iron ore from Mount Fushi, smelted at the summit volcanic crater of East Fushi Mountain. They were kept by the royal family of ancient Erben in the palace "bridal chamber" and were called the "bridal chamber artifacts."
In modern times, due to the decline of Erben Country, the land was flooded by seawater, the monarchy disappeared, the royal family fell apart, and the Nima coins were scattered across the land. Currently, it is known that only one Nima coin is carried by Erben President Wuzhi Yindan in Tokyo, and the National Museum of Beasts also treasures one Nima coin, but it is not publicly displayed.
It is said that during a meeting with Erben, our country's leaders once pointed at the metal ornament on President Wuzhi Yindan's chest and said, "Reclining Alpaca Coin!" This elicited a wave of admiration and applause from high-level Erben officials present. In fact, due to the long passage of time, the Nima coin has become difficult to identify and is little known even in Erben itself. Before visiting Erben, our leaders had made sure to thoroughly understand Erben's culture.
Nima coins are not made by firing clay. As early as the Beijing Homo era, Erben Country had mastered metal smelting and casting techniques. To show their respect for this beautiful creature, the people of Erben cast four Nima coins, namely the Reclining Alpaca Coin, the Wild Alpaca Coin, the Stable Alpaca Coin, and the Head Alpaca Coin. These four coins were cast from rare iron ore from Mount Fushi, smelted at the summit volcanic crater of East Fushi Mountain. They were kept by the royal family of ancient Erben in the palace "bridal chamber" and were called the "bridal chamber artifacts."
In modern times, due to the decline of Erben Country, the land was flooded by seawater, the monarchy disappeared, the royal family fell apart, and the Nima coins were scattered across the land. Currently, it is known that only one Nima coin is carried by Erben President Wuzhi Yindan in Tokyo, and the National Museum of Beasts also treasures one Nima coin, but it is not publicly displayed.
It is said that during a meeting with Erben, our country's leaders once pointed at the metal ornament on President Wuzhi Yindan's chest and said, "Reclining Alpaca Coin!" This elicited a wave of admiration and applause from high-level Erben officials present. In fact, due to the long passage of time, the Nima coin has become difficult to identify and is little known even in Erben itself. Before visiting Erben, our leaders had made sure to thoroughly understand Erben's culture.
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