Question seven: The Belobog Academy has discovered a new, invasive species of algae that can double itself in just one day, and in 30 days fills a whole reservoir - contaminating the water supply. The quick-witted Sampo - Tall, Blue, and Handsome - gives it some thought before asking the silver door, "What would the gold door say about the thing that lies behind you?" The silver door answers, "It would say, there is treasure behind me." Which door should Sampo - Tall, Blue, and Handsome - open? A note on the treasure map advises: The two doors will only answer one question. Behind one of these doors lies the treasure, behind the other lies an ancient monster. One of these doors only tells the truth, while the other only tells lies. Sampo the explorer - Tall, Blue, and Handsome - found the treasure after quite an adventure, and before them, they found two talking gates: One gold, one silver. Question six: I heard that there's an ancient treasure buried in an inconspicuous corner of the snow plains. One day, Joyce said: "Philip is either the good man or the bad man." Then, Phillip said: "Either Howard or Joyce is the good man." Which of these three is the liar? Well, he would say anything - sometimes the truth, and sometimes lies. The good man only tells the truth the bad man only lies and the liar. Question five: Howard, Philip, and Joyce: Among them is a good man, a bad man, and a liar. Of the three, only the thief did not lie.” Who was the thief that stole the Limesteins’ wheels? To test his aide, Gepard said cryptically without revealing the thief: “How strange. The three argued, with Jack blurting: “Chris is the one who stole the wheels!” The quick-witted Gepard quickly found the culprit. Question four: The Limesteins’ wheel thief was apprehended, with the guards taking in three suspects: Jack, Chris, and Eric. How much does First Snow, Summershade Bamboo, Ball Peony, and Sunflower added together make? 39 is Summershade Bamboo, and Summershade Bamboo is 14. Question three: 58 is First Snow, and First Snow is 0. While appraising damages, the insurer bent down and counted a total of 154 wheels across the lot. Now, several cars have only three wheels left. One day, a thief stole wheels from several cars. Question two: The Limesteins have a large parking lot filled with 42 cars.
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