P722 CJEFA( 722 Mon 10 Nov 21:12/43 |B2201201|b15kjy27|j24BBBC332k|l452F7|s\ 8 |pThj Last Adventure authoring package includes a story and a sample game, the object of which is to find th e crystal key. After using the game, De bn, Ewan, Clare, Justine and Matthew fr om Franche Middle School created a sjquj l...... You leave the King's palace a rich but very curious traveller.\\ Wha t exactly is the purpose of the cry stal key?\\\ The king was offering a very large reward for the return of one key. Your curiousity gets the better of you and you start out on ano ther quest.... There are jive locations so far: f1 ] f5 ÷Y\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ ÷X—(—(—(—(—(—(—(— ( ÷X÷X÷X÷X÷X÷X÷]EN÷X\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\÷cP722 CEEFAX 722 Mon 10 Nov 21:13/04 |B2201202|a14kjy4|j24BBBC332k|l452F7|s\8 |pOm your travels you see an old stone well standing on a small hills op. Beside the well is a rusty ito n bucket. Is there anything of use to yo u around the well?\\\ You decide to find out.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ The depth of the well is 3 times the width of the well.If half the depth is 3 metres what is the width in metres?\\\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \ 2 metres÷e\\\ 2÷i\\\\ Wj ll done!You look in the "uckjt by th e well and find a gold key.You\take this with you.\\ Bad luck! You got it wr ono. Leaning over to measure it agai n you fall in....\\\\\\ ÷X÷X÷ X÷X÷X÷X÷X÷X÷X ÷X÷X÷X÷X÷X÷X÷YEI÷Y—>—E\\\ —? ÷H÷H÷H —>—E—?÷8÷T÷*÷T÷T÷L—X\\ ÷8÷T÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷U—X —>—E—?÷V÷W÷W÷W÷W— g —9—B÷8÷T÷T÷T÷T—X —?—A÷P—E ÷9—>÷C÷W—>—E—?—S÷W÷W÷W—O —9—B÷P÷W÷W|cP722 CJEFAX 722 Mon 10 Nov 21:13/41 |B2202202|b14kjy4|j24BBBC332k|l459BF|s\8 |p÷W÷W÷W÷W÷L —A —?—J÷G÷W—g—O— K—K—K—K —>—E\ —9—] ÷B÷8÷H\\ —>—E \ —9—e—T÷D—T—T÷F—V\\ —>—E\ —9—] ÷B ÷B\ ÷B÷H÷R÷H÷R÷H÷R÷H÷R÷H—>—E—:÷H÷T÷T÷ H÷H —9÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W —:÷H÷T÷T÷*÷H÷H—9 ÷B ÷B ÷B ÷B ÷B —:—E —=÷8 —9÷W÷W÷W ÷W÷W÷W —=—L —9—J —J —J —J —J —:—E—; ÷9 #\\ —L ÷9—<—I\ |cP722 CEEFAX 722 Mon 10 Nov 21:15/37 |B2201202|a14kjy3|j24BBBC332k|l452F7|s\8 |pThj cavern is musty and slime drips fromthe roof.On the far side there rests a gold casket and a corridor lea ds into the distance.But can you get a cross?\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \\\\\\\\\A large boulder blocks your pat h.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ You tri p and the magic bottle breaks on the til ed floor to reveal that two thirds of the tiles are covered in deadly slime.\\\ There are 9 rows of 12 tiles .\ How many are safe?\\ This is n ot the correct entrance to the cavern\\\ \ A large boulder blocks your path\\\\\ \\\\\\\\\\\36÷e\\\\ thirty six÷e\\\ You manage to get across.Inside the casket is an old leather bound book. \\\\\ You misjudge your steps and rte ad on a patch of slime.You feel a burni ng in your foot and limp away.\\\\ ÷X÷X÷X÷X÷X÷X÷X÷X÷X ÷Y÷X÷X÷Z÷Y÷X÷|—EC÷Y— :÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W|cP722 CEEFAX 722 Mon 10 Nov 21:17/31 |B2202202|b14kjy3|j24BBBC332k|l4594A|s\8 |p÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W ÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W—:÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W—W—K —K÷W÷W÷W÷W—O—K—K—K÷W÷W—g—K—W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W ÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W—:÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W—O—I — R÷W÷W—I —R—g ÷G÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W ÷W—:÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W ÷B—# —] ÷G—S÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W—:÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W—O ÷W—O ÷B\ —R —J÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W— :÷W÷W÷W÷W—O ÷C —J\ —J÷W÷W÷W ÷W÷W÷W÷W—:÷W÷W÷W—O\\\ —J÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W— :÷W÷W÷W\\\ —J÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W—;÷W÷W÷W\\\ —S÷W÷W÷W÷W—;÷W÷W÷W\\\\÷W÷W÷W÷W|cP722 CEEFAX 722 Mon 10 Nov 21:14/17 |B2201202|a14kjy2|i24BBBC332k|l452F7|s{8 |pCOTTAGE{{{{ The door creaks op en and you walk into the cottage.{{{ Cobwebs hang jrom the ceiling.You are scared,but so determined that you explore.{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{ {{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{An old hag sits in a rocking chair cl utching a bottle. She says, "I am Y3 yj ats old, the cottage is a third of my ag j and the bottle was made 12 years be fore the cottage. How many years old is the bottle?"{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{ {{{{{{ 43÷e{{{{ jorty three÷e{{{ The old hag gives you the bottle, and says, "If you are in trouble open the bottle, but only if you are in trouble." The old hag looks angry and throws you out of the cottage!{{{{{{{{{{ ÷X÷X÷X÷X÷X ÷X÷X÷X÷X ÷X÷X÷X÷X÷X÷X÷\EN÷Y—9—E —? ÷H÷P÷ T÷T÷T÷H{ ÷P—d—W—K—K—K—S÷W÷T÷T÷H —9—E—?÷V÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W—W—K{ —>—<÷@÷W÷U—? —T÷ D÷T÷W÷W÷W÷W—W—K —9—E—? —S—W—W—K —:|cP722 CEEFAX 722 Mon 10 Nov 2):14/18 |B2202202|a14kjy2|j24BBBC332k|l45991|s{8 |p ÷P÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W ÷L — —K—K—K —9—E —: ÷P÷W÷W÷ W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷L{ —9—E —: ÷8÷V÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W ÷W÷U—X —= ÷8÷P÷T—9—E —;—E{{—>— :—E —= ÷P÷T÷W÷W÷W÷W—9—E—=÷P÷V÷W÷W÷T÷L—; —E—<—W—M—W—M —>÷@÷T—\ —<—R—W—R—W —9—E'—= ÷T÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W÷W—=—E —9÷8—P —;—E—<—W—M —W—M —>÷B÷W—] —<—R—W—R—W—= —E —>—P —=—E —=—P —>—J—;—E—P —> ÷B÷W—] —= —E —9÷< —=—E —>—N{ —B—?—?—S÷W ÷W÷L{ —N |cP722 CJEFAX 722 Mon 10 Nov 21:21/22 |B2201203|b14Key5}j24BBBC332k|l452F7|pTh e marsh is a greenish colour. Its mu rkz waters have enveloped many an un wary traveller. The safest way across th e marsh is to bj rowed over bz the bo btman. But will hj ferry you across To cross in his boat you have to an swer his question. You start to sink in t he marsh.Go another way. Here is a large otc wi th a blood covjredaxe.I think you ought to try elsewhere! If it takes 35 minutes to cross the ma ssh,and each minute you cross 2 metresho w many metres wide is the marsh |cP722 CEEFAX 722 Mon 10 Nov 21:01/43 |B2202203}b14Key5|j24BBBC332k|l45665|p 70÷e 70 metres÷e Congratulations!The boatman allows you to cross the marsh.On the other side y oufind a crowbar.You pick it up. 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