Chapter 308 Unlocking Game of 5 Rooms

Chapter 308 Unlocking Game of 5 Rooms

Chapter 308 Five Rooms Unlock Game

According to the actual situation analysis, the "building" itself is a scene, a scene specially prepared by the former Luo Xi for the future Luo Xi.

In this scene, there are no hints, no explanations, no rules, and everything needs to be discovered by yourself.

If you are not sensitive enough, you won't even realize that this is a scene.

Once you identify the scene, the next thing to do is to find the specific gameplay and "solve the puzzle".

Luo Xi was certain that among the five locked rooms on the first floor, only one was the 'Creator's Room', entering which would unlock the Fairy Tale Town, while the other four were death traps, and if one opened the wrong one, one would surely die.

Although there is no clue to prove this guess, Luo Xi knows himself.

Anyway, if he designed the scenario for himself to verify whether the other party was qualified to inherit the business he valued, he would definitely do so.

He would do this, and so would he in the past.

"We cannot leave any room for luck or negligence. We must use this scene to constantly consolidate this concept, because the 'Breaking the Cocoon Plan' is crucial and cannot tolerate any mistakes." Luo Xi muttered to himself at this time.

He continued to explore every room in the building.

Just as he thought, this was an uninhabited building, but many of the rooms showed signs of people having lived there before.

Teacher Han said that he vaguely remembered living in the same building in the past, and Luo Xi would often come to chat with him.

As expected, the building that Teacher Han was talking about was this place.

Moreover, Luo Xi could be sure that there were definitely more than just Teacher Han in the building at that time, but now, everyone had left.

Did they leave on their own accord, or were they asked to leave?
Above the fifteenth floor, the elevator is no longer accessible. There must be some kind of restriction or protection mechanism.

But even if it is fifteen floors, there are nearly a hundred rooms.

Luo Xi looked at every room carefully and collected all the keys he could find in the room. Finally, he returned to the first floor and placed all the keys neatly on the ground, making them look like rows of soldiers waiting for inspection.

Looking at these one hundred and twenty keys that were exactly the same in shape and size, Luo Xi smiled.

There is no doubt that he is on the right track.

If the keys found are of different types, then there may be a problem, but if the keys found are exactly the same, then there is no need to ask, the key you are looking for is among them.

Luo Xi arranged all the keys according to the room numbers.

How to find the correct key is the first problem.

In fact, there is a very simple method for this matter that does not require any brainpower.

That is to try them one by one.

But Luo Xi wouldn't do that.

Because if he had designed the puzzle, he would have definitely ruled out this completely mindless approach, and would even have set a deadly trap for the possibility that someone would try it.

For example, set the number of trial and error attempts for each door.

If it exceeds a certain number of times, five times, or three times, the death trap will be triggered directly.

These settings are designed to prevent you from trying things the hard way.

"There are 120 keys, which come from 92 rooms. There is only one key in 64 rooms and two keys in 1 rooms. According to the number of keys found in each room, there may be two situations. The real key may only come from those 28 rooms, that is, one out of 2; the second situation is that the real key is among the 64 keys found in the 64 rooms, that is, one out of 28."

Luo Xi was thinking about the various possibilities of this puzzle.

It can be said that just choosing the right key is already very difficult.

But in this scene designed specifically for him, finding the key is only the first step. Later, he needs to choose the correct one from the five doors, and then use the selected key to open the door.

Maybe, there is only one chance.

If this kind of scene were to happen outside, there would definitely be no solution.

It may be impossible for anyone to crack it.

Even Luo Xi fell into deep thought at this time.

He was thinking about another question.

Does the scene in this building also follow the principles of 'level scene' design?

That is fairness and justice!
"The reason why principles are called principles is that they cannot be easily changed, and I will not cheat when designing scenes. Therefore, even if the level scenes look difficult, there are ideas and methods to crack them. In addition, I will definitely give hints on some details. Otherwise, it will not conform to the principle of fairness and justice."

After confirming this, Luo Xi completely immersed his attention in this scene.

At this moment, everything in the outside world will no longer interfere with him.

Luo Xi forgot all about what happened in Fairy Tale Town, including Lin Qiqi, An Zhiyan, Hao Xiuwen, and Zhang Zhe.

He only does one thing now.

Solve this puzzle and complete this level scene that he designed specifically for himself.

Luo Xi first divided the 120 keys into two parts.

The key to 64 rooms is on the left, and the key to 28 rooms is on the right.

"Based on the room, we can eliminate the keys that are less likely to be the cause." Luo Xi made the next judgment almost immediately.

Since there is a strong binding relationship between the key and the room, and the keys themselves are exactly the same, there is no discernible difference. Even if you put two keys together, you can't tell which one looks different from the other. So, we need to find the differences between the objects they are bound to.

The binding object is naturally the room. "The rooms in the entire building can be divided into two categories, according to whether they are occupied or not." Luo Xi discovered when he explored the rooms before that some rooms did have signs of being occupied, such as beds and some obvious daily necessities.

The uninhabited rooms can also be seen at a glance.

The interesting thing is that all the keys in all the rooms are placed in a very obvious place, that is, on the table in the room.

From this point alone, it is obvious that this is indeed a well-designed level scene.

"On the 64-key side, there are 47 occupied rooms and 17 unoccupied rooms; on the 28-key side, there are 23 occupied rooms and 5 unoccupied rooms."

In this way, all the keys were classified again.

"47, 17, 46, 10. There is only one real key, and it must be one of these four categories. First, I will rule out uninhabited rooms!" Luo Xi made the first elimination almost immediately.

His basis is simple.

The uninhabited rooms are all clean and have nothing except the most basic beds, tables and desk lamps.

Without debris, there would be no clues. These keys would naturally be eliminated if they were in a room without any clues.

So, you have to find the correct one from 47 keys and 46 keys.

Luo Xi's eyes moved back and forth between the two piles of keys.

This corresponds to 47 rooms and 23 rooms.

The scenes in each room seemed like a series of rapidly flashing images, quickly passing through Luo Xi's mind.

This is an extremely mentally taxing process.

Even Luo Xi had a frown on his face. Sometimes, he would rub his temples with his fingers. His eyes seemed to have lost focus, and his pupils were very dilated. If he sat there motionless, someone might even mistake him for a corpse.

for a long time.

“It’s a book!”

Luo Xi compared all the remaining rooms and found that the desk where the key was found was actually filled with all kinds of messy things, including papers, pens, rulers and books.

There is more than one book.

Among them, there were actually two books that Luo Xi was very familiar with.

They are "Player's World" and "Memory".

It can be said that these two books are found in every house where someone has lived, but not all of them are placed on the table. Some have only one copy, some have two copies, and some are not placed on the desk but in a drawer or in the bookcase next to it.

Based on this, Luo Xi quickly made another elimination decision.

The basis for this is that he only wants a room with two books on the table at the same time.

There are 24 rooms and 15 rooms respectively.

The corresponding keys are 24, 30.
At this moment, all the rooms in Luo Xi's mind looked like a photo album that was opened at the same time. All the "photos" were arranged to form a huge picture, like a "spot the difference game".

With the number of rooms excluded to date, the 'memory photos' of these rooms are roughly viewed, and it is difficult to see the difference.

It can be said that this is the most difficult "spot the difference game".

"The key to truly solving the problem of key selection lies only on the desk."

Luo Xi suddenly looked up.

There was an unprecedented determination in his eyes.

If someone looks at his eyes at this moment, it seems that they can see desk images that look similar arranged together in his pupils.

"If you don't look at the key, or even at the other things on the table, just focus on the two books. The Player's World and Memory are placed in different positions. Moreover, one is open and the other is closed."

"Exclude rooms with closed books."

At this moment, Luo Xi has entered his own specific state of problem-solving and has truly reached a state of absolute concentration.

If we only look at the desks with both books open, that is, the corresponding rooms, the number of options will be sharply reduced.

"73!"

This is the number of rooms remaining after a series of eliminations.

The corresponding number of keys is 7 and 6.

From the initial 120 choices, the field has now been narrowed down to 13 choices.

It has shrunk by nearly ten times.

Luo Xi was naturally very excited. He was almost obsessed with solving puzzles, and at this moment his adrenaline was surging, and he was extremely excited.

But even so, you still have to find the only one from the 13 keys.

In addition, the exclusion rules used previously may also contain misunderstandings. Problems in any link, such as incorrect exclusion methods, will lead to failure.

Just as Luo Xi was carefully recalling the two books in the ten rooms and what the differences were, he suddenly realized something.

He immediately stood up and ran towards the elevator.

(End of this chapter)