Polymarket has a prediction: 'Can Lord Miles complete 40 days of fasting in the desert?' Rules: No consumption of any food or calories. Intake of vitamins/mineral supplements with negligible calories does not count as breaking the fast. On the 28th day of the challenge, when everything seemed to be going smoothly, @real_lord_miles's livestream suddenly cut off for 2 hours. The given reason was a generator failure. Although he promised to release the full footage from the blackout period, those 2 hours of missing video have become the biggest mystery of the entire event—no one knows if he might have secretly eaten during that time. This caused the market probability for 'Yes' to plummet from 69% to 18%. Two days have passed, and Miles has been completely silent—no livestreams, no posts. During this time, some people noticed he was online on Discord. Today, Miles's sponsor @Monarch suddenly announced that Miles has died. The reported cause of death was falling into a coma after prolonged fasting, followed by medical staff mistakenly injecting glucose, which triggered refeeding syndrome and ultimately led to shock and death. The community also uncovered that a wallet linked to Miles's address had placed bets on 'No' in PM, leading some to suspect that Miles was manipulating the market. Miles's death remains a mystery, but due to the lack of critical video evidence, the UMA oracle has preliminarily ruled the result as 'No.' The community has protested the decision twice—does dying mean he didn’t fast? As a result, the probability for 'Yes' has seen a slight rebound today.