A crown gifted by friends, forged from metal. Simple and as shiny as new, it is evidently well cared for. According to the interviewee, its "significance" as an ornament is to subject his forehead to a struggle between sharp edges and skin. To avoid this, it is generally used as a bookend.

Several old scrolls, constructed in an ancient style with coarse paper, presumably were made using early papermaking techniques. It is inconvenient for writing nowadays. Its neatness piques our curiosity about its contents. When we attempted to explore its hand-drawn illustrations for ourselves, however, the interviewee unexpectedly used some sort of Arcane Skill.

Several interconnected hexagons with a unique structure and arrangement seemingly implying some self-evident order. "Theoretically, this symbolizes completeness," said the interviewee, "but it has been carried away by seagulls so many times that the joints are badly worn."