INPUT ARTICLE: Article: They can be any denomination you wantthey can even be different denominations. They must be crisp, however, with as little creases and wrinkles as possible. If the bills are mangled, you won't be able to see the creases that you'll be making for guides. Starting from the center of the bottom edge, fan-fold the bill 5 times until you reach the top edge. Sharpen the creases in the center of the bill to create a bow-tie shape, not a fan. It does not matter which side of the bill is facing you: front or back. Make sure that the portrait or number are facing the right way, however. Once you have the bow-tie, give the center a slight pinch. This will allow the bow-tie to hold its shape while you move on to make the other petals. Make sure that all of the bills are facing the same way as the first bill. For example, if you make your first bow-tie with the front of the bill, then make the other rest of the bow-ties with the front of the bill as well. Orient the bills in different ways so that you form a star or asterisk shape when looking down on them. For example, you could have a horizontal, vertical, and diagonal bill. Cut a 12in (30cm) piece of green floral wire. Wrap it a few times around the middle of the stack, making sure to go between a different set of petals with each wrap. Leave the rest of the wire sticking out of the bottom of the stack. By now, you have something that looks a little like a pom-pom. Rotate the little flaps of paper until they are all pointing upwards and away from the green stem. Use your fingers to push out the bottom of each "petal" to form a cup shape, just like on a real rose. Find the bill on the top of your stack; it should be on the inside of your rose. Choose 1 of the petals from that bill, and curl the left and right side edges to form a tube. This makes the center of the rose. Set the rose down on top of the pointed end of a thick, wooden skewer. Wrap the rest of the wire that is sticking out of the bottom of the rose around the skewer to secure it. Purchase a pack of silk wired leaves from the bridal or floral section of a craft store. They are shaped like rose leaves, with thin, wire stems. Secure the leaves to the skewer by wrapping the wire stem around it. Plan on using 2 to 3 leaves. How far apart you space them is up to you. Bend the leaves down and away from the skewer so that they look more realistic. Overlap the tape slightly with each wrap so that you cover the skewer up completely. When you reach the top of the skewer/base of the rose, wrap the tape back down for 1 inch (2.5cm), then cut or tear the rest off. Repeat this step if you feel that the tape layer is too thin. For a more realistic touch, use florist's tape to secure 2 to 3 more petals right under the rose blossom. If you can't find any green florist's tape, you can use green washi tape instead. Each petal has 2 corners, creating a boxy shape. You can make your rose look more real by curling those under. Hold a skewer under a petal, then wrap a corner around the skewer a few times to curl it. Do this for all of the corners on all of the petals, except for the center rosebud tube. Make sure that you are curling the corners downwards, not upwards. Curl the petals tighter the closer you get to the center, and looser towards the outside. If the curls are too tight, you can gently pull on them to loosen them. For a fancier touch, you can even wrap the bouquet in tulle, tissue paper, or cellophane, then tie a matching ribbon around the stems in a bow.

SUMMARY: Find 3 crisp dollar bills. Fan fold the center of the bill 5 times to create a bow-tie. Pinch the center of the bill so that it holds its shape. Repeat the process for the other 2 bills. Stack the bills on top of each other. Wrap a short piece of green floral wire around the center of the stack. Shape the bills into petals. Curl the edges of the innermost petal to form a tube. Place the rose on top of a skewer and wrap the excess wire around it. Add some wired silk leaves to the skewer if desired. Wrap green florist's tape around the skewer, starting from the bottom. Curl the corners of the petals downward to create a realistic rose. Make more roses, if desired, then give them away as a gift.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You have a large chance of getting good items like spikes and betas. Some passages will get you store items, while others can get you better items. Try to play adventures with the animal that the passage is.

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Go to Adventure Base Camp and either play or host Return of the Phantoms Hard Mode. When you get to the chests, click the bottom or top right one (as they contain Rares). Do The Forgotten Desert and see how many shards you can find! Passages in all adventures will get you items.