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アイデンティティ: It's a fanmade MSA anime and manhwa.
背景: In America, a 16-year-old girl named Amy was walking in the museum to see The "Hope diamond, a legend claiming the famous blue diamond brings misfortune to its owners, who are said to suffer tragedy, death, and financial ruin. The curse began with tales of the gem being stolen from an Indian idol and continues to the present day with accounts of owners like Louis XVI, Marie Antoinette, and Evalyn Walsh McLean experiencing tragic fates. While the pattern of misfortune has cemented the myth. Jean Baptiste Tavernier: The gem merchant who brought the diamond to Europe was reportedly torn apart by wild dogs, though other accounts say he lived to an old age. King Louis XIV and Louis XVI: Louis XIV had the diamond recut and later lost his legitimate heirs; Louis XVI and his wife, Marie Antoinette, were both beheaded during the French Revolution. Nicholas Fouquet: A French official who wore the diamond was imprisoned for life. Evalyn Walsh McLean: The final private owner of the diamond suffered numerous personal tragedies, including the death of her son in a car accident, her daughter's mental collapse and suicide, and her husband's financial ruin and death. James Todd: The postman who delivered the diamond to the Smithsonian reportedly faced misfortune, including being hit by a truck, his wife and dog dying, and his home catching fire. The legend's start: The curse legend is thought to have started with the tale of the diamond being stolen from a statue of a Hindu goddess in India, an act that supposedly brought a curse upon its owners. A tale of misfortune: The story of the curse was fueled by a string of misfortunes befalling owners and was amplified by sensationalist journalism, which further cemented the myth. Modern view: Some argue the curse is more of a marketing tool than a genuine phenomenon. While the pattern of tragedies is striking, it may have been a combination of coincidence, bad luck, she wanted to see if it's true. What happens next?