Can You Solve It? Sherlock Needed!!!

reply to post by RiverRunsFree


Do the numbers on that drawing correspond with the numbered locations on the pyramid diagram?

reply to post by AfterInfinity


Just the red numbers are locations.

The other numbers are various locations within the Pyramid, not important.

If Stele 1 is (A), Stele 2 (B), Dee's Mirror (C) and the 49 ingredients (D) ... Where should you place each item to begin Crowley's gold machine.

C - 1.

A - 2.

D - 3.

B - 4.

With each letter matched to a number on the drawing...this is my best guess.

By now the sun has risen, as it rises it's rays are reflected onto the Stele via Dee's mirror. A great hum begins, it's as if the entire pyramid is vibrating, the ingredients begin to glow white between the vibrating Steles. It gets brighter and brighter until the white light is blinding and filling the entire chamber, you shut your eyes......

Silence.....



'BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ'

It's your alarm, your at home..... Awaking in your bed

You get up and step outside..........



You find a note on your doorstep -

"Nine times I've tried to contact you, four the love of god this has two work now... But if I have two I will try again"






THE END

So we've gone right back to where we started? Is that it? Nothing more to see here? The game ends where it began? No closure, no answers, no confrontation or anything?

Kinda makes me appreciate Dan Brown even more. Still, thanks for trying at least. We need more of these puzzle threads to fall from the sky now and then.

Just when things really start to get interesting...

Actually, I wish I had dreams like that. Mine have been very boring lately.

reply to post by secret titan


Mine are interesting...if only I could remember them past the first couple of minutes of waking up.

reply to post by RiverRunsFree


Hi RiverRunsFree!
Just wanted to say thank you for this fun and interesting game!
I really enjoyed it!
Do you plan to write another one?

reply to post by BugWhisperer


Thanks.... I will do another one but it may take a while, I can let you know when I do (if you want).

Glad you liked it.

Just as a note to others regarding the ending of this one, the intention of the end was....

What if the Pyramid was a time machine and you were stuck on a constant loop.... solving the puzzle but then being sent back in time when finished, back to the beginning via a time machine you built thinking it was something else.

That's what I was trying to convey but I think my explanation at the end may have lacked enough detail, it wasn't supposed to be a dream but I see why you got that inpression.




"Nine times I've tried to contact you, four the love of god this has two work now... But if I have two I will try again"

reply to post by RiverRunsFree


Take your time. We will wait while you put together a doozie of a puzzle.