>TM 4
>LS 2
>PS ON
>PL60
>SM6
>CP ON
>FO OFF
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		â306â

	The instant the cell door crashes shut, you use your 
Š	Magnakai discipline of Nexus to loosen the cords that 
Š	bind your wrists and then you untie the prince. The 
Š	air in this dark prison cell is dank and stifling. 
Š	What little ventilation there is comes from the 
Š	narrow crack that runs around the iron cell door. 
Š	Your advanced Weaponmastery tells you that your Kai 
Š	Weapon is closeby, and when you close your eyes and 
Š	concentrate, you detect it lying in an empty cell 
Š	located directly opposite the door of the one you now 
Š	occupy.
	
	You vow to Karvas that this foul dungeon will not 
Š	hold him for long, and you set about examining its 
Š	walls and floor in the hope of finding a way to 
Š	escape. However, you quickly discover that you have 
Š	been locked in the securest cell of the citadel, deep 
Š	below the ground. Beyond its slimy walls there lies 
Š	nothing but solid earth. Only the cell door offers a 
Š	glimmer of hope, yet it has no handle, hinges, or 
Š	keyhole visible on the inside. It is not secured by a 
Š	key but by a tumbler lock, similar to the lock of a 
Š	safe, and it is opened by means of a dial on the 
Š	outside of the door. Placing your ear to its surface, 
Š	you use your Magnakai discipline of Nexus to will the 
Š	lock tumblers to move. After a few moments you hear 
Š	them begin to click over.

	You discover the lock has three tumblers. To open the 
Š	door, each tumbler has to be turned to the correct 
Š	position in a sequence. Using your sixth sense, you 
Š	determine that the first number in the sequence is 
Š	equal to the number of horses you took from the Tehda 
Š	Stables. The second is equivalent to the number of 
Š	seeing stones that Lord Zinair gave to Wizard 
Š	Acraban. The third in the sequence is equivalent to 
Š	the number of additional Grand Master disciplines 
Š	acquired upon reaching the rank of Kai Grand Master 
Š	Superior.

	When you think you know the three-digit answer, note 
Š	down the figures in order and turn to the section of 
Š	the book which is the same as your answer.


	If you are unable to determine the correct solution, 
Š	turn instead to  â275â