With the serpent defeated, the traveler arrived at the gates of the Golden realm, where wealth and power awaited. But this was no ordinary treasure—it was a double-edged sword, capable of bringing both greatness and ruin. The Gold coins, guarded by a majestic lion, symbolized the duality of fortune. The lion, noble and powerful, stood as the protector of the realm, a symbol of authority and control. But beside the lion was a figure of excess—a crowned man vomiting gold coins, a stark reminder of the dangers that came with unchecked wealth. The traveler now faced a new challenge: to wield their newfound power with wisdom and restraint, to avoid being consumed by greed and corruption. This stage of the journey was the most perilous yet, for the temptation of wealth could easily lead to downfall. The traveler had to balance their ambition with their integrity, using the lessons learned in the trials before to guide their actions. The Gold tier was a test of character, where true power was found not in the accumulation of riches but in the ability to use them wisely.