As you walk across the second floor's frozen horizon, you'll eventually find a clear patch of ice. It's remarkably transparent, allowing you to get a clear look underneath. It's difficult to see at first, at least with a quick glance, but as you carefully search the depth's floor, you'll see something that sparkles in the light: a coin. It's at least fifteen feet down, but luckily, it'd be a simple dive. There's nothing obstructing your path so going down and then coming back up should be relatively easy, but of course, nothing is that straightforward.
Breaking the ice takes a little bit of effort and it'd stay shattered for two whole seconds before it completely freezes over once again, regardless if there's a new obstruction or not. Did you have a leg halfway in the water right when the ice freezes back? Well, now you have a leg stuck in the ice. Good going. You'll have to figure out a way to reach the coin deep within the water without getting stuck in the ice and then becoming trapped underwater when it freezes back over. Breaking it on the surface is a lot easier than breaking it when you're in water that will probably give you hypothermia and when your punches and kicks are not as ineffective underwater.
Coin 2 (Critical Thinking)
As you walk across the second floor's frozen horizon, you'll eventually find a clear patch of ice. It's remarkably transparent, allowing you to get a clear look underneath. It's difficult to see at first, at least with a quick glance, but as you carefully search the depth's floor, you'll see something that sparkles in the light: a coin. It's at least fifteen feet down, but luckily, it'd be a simple dive. There's nothing obstructing your path so going down and then coming back up should be relatively easy, but of course, nothing is that straightforward.
Breaking the ice takes a little bit of effort and it'd stay shattered for two whole seconds before it completely freezes over once again, regardless if there's a new obstruction or not. Did you have a leg halfway in the water right when the ice freezes back? Well, now you have a leg stuck in the ice. Good going. You'll have to figure out a way to reach the coin deep within the water without getting stuck in the ice and then becoming trapped underwater when it freezes back over. Breaking it on the surface is a lot easier than breaking it when you're in water that will probably give you hypothermia and when your punches and kicks are not as ineffective underwater.