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Okay, with a big nod to @Strawberry who found the first connection which set this train in motion, I believe all of the bullet points here each take the form of:
The lines equate as follows:
Also, I have the feeling this is called 'Sophie's Puzzle' since:
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Barry is flying to
because
I found these clues within the story:
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Barry is flying to
Explanation
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Case Number: TG04
Report prepared by: Chief Inspector Stiv (PSE Police)
Personnel: This perplexing case was investigated - and solved - by a team of crack sleuths in the Chain Puzzles chatroom. Contributions are acknowledged where credit is due, with a particular hat-tip to Sergeant Braegh, whose keen eye and perceptive mind were incredibly useful on ...
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If you
So the answer is
The significance of
Additional easter eggs / hints:
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The code is ...
Because
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This solving process was a collaborative endeavor, starting here. It's been agreed that @msh210 will be making the next puzzle in the chain.
The first thing to notice:
Now, what can we do with this new picture?
So the answer must be...
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Deepthinker101 has gotten part way but I think the colour of the house is
First part
Second part
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Partial answer:
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I suspect the king may have been
The oracle speaks
The King - Greetings, wise Oracle. Tell me, if the Gods approve, where should I go to war?
The Oracle - Gamble strike a feline throw just away the useless french wine.
The King - That... is not very helpful... And what is "french" anyway? Nevermind, my next question is: will I win this war?
The ...
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The answer is
Method:
Each set of 4 symbols represents
Following round the arrows, the next set of 4 symbols represents
Specifically:
Working through the individual clues:
OXOO -> ?XXO tells us
?XXO -> ?X?? tells us
?X?? -> X??O tells us
X??O -> O?O? tells us
O?O? -> OXOO tells us
Rechecking what we learned so far
Which confirms the ...
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The answer is:
Because the lines of this riddle represent:
10 is the password,
the weapon of choice;
9 tracks your progress,
and 8 the sung voice.
7 tracks your speech;
then 6 will accuse.
5's bright and 4's hollow;
3's nearly sin if I lose.
2 is in 3 and
in this riddle thrice.
1 is the solver,
a char will suffice.
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I think the story is:
Here's the image:
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This is a nearly (90%) complete answer. The signal is sharing:
Here's how:
Once they've indicated this understanding, then we can read the second part much more straightforwardly.
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Barry was flying to
With the source, we can extract
to get:
Interpreting this as
This generates
Interpreting this as
This generates
Interpreting this as
This generates
Hints to this in the flavour text include:
This is replicated in
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Perhaps Grandpa's sequence is based on
When writing l, M, l, M, X consider the number of
I don't think I can go any further in this sequence as the next
Title: Bunch of letters? It is all Greek to me
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I think,
Explanation
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This puzzle is AWESOME! I am stunned that you were able to get this to work out in this manner. Major props to oAlt for the idea on the grid deduction...this was really a team effort.
Starting with the easy step:
Next:
Notice:
oAlt's Contribution:
So what do we do?
Skipping to 3, 4, and 5:
Finally:
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The pilot is flying to
Explanation:
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It appears that
So Thomas can create green by mixing
And curiously,
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Here is my attempt at solving this:
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This code can be solved by:
Doing this:
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The Sudoku solution:
And
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