The Final Door

Three rooms, three trials.

One very long journey. At least, that's how it felt to the orange haired navigator.

At last she had beaten this stupid game.

And yet, here she was once again in that familiar empty room. Except this time, there wasn't a door or exit to be seen.

"Hey," she called out annoyed. "I beat all three rooms, doesn't that mean I win?"

"Indeed, congratulations are in order," replied a voice from the speakers above. However, unlike the previous announcer, this one seemed more serious, more solemn. "And so, Cat Burglar Nami, we present you with one final choice."

Three doors then appeared, each made of a different material. The left was made of wood, the middle silver, and the right of gold.

"Walk through the silver door, and the prize of nine hundred million is yours. However, take the challenge behind the gold, and that prize will be tripled."

Nami gulped down the saliva that had formed in her mouth. Nine hundred million was already a hefty sum, but even so her inner greed gravitated towards the temptation. That temptation however, was momentarily suppressed with curiosity. There was still one door left unmentioned.

"And the wooden one?" she asked.

"The final door requires you to forsake the berry prize, but in exchange you will be given a one of a kind treasure that can be found nowhere else in the world."

Of course it would be stupid to give up the money for something she knew nothing about. Even more so to risk it all for another stupid and possibly unfair challenge.

But if it was a one of a kind treasure... just how much could it be worth?

And really, there was nothing inherently wrong about winning more money...