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Puzzle #3: The Maze Runners
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A group of friends had heard of a strange cavern that shifts its walls every night, causing earthquakes in a remote field. Being the excited investigators that they are, they went to investigate this field. After a little bit of looking under the starlight, they found a passageway underground. They followed the paths and found something, what seemed to be a treasure in the middle. This, combined with the many corpses found within the caves, led them to believe that this treasure had something to do with the shifting of the walls. As soon as they picked up the treasure, the walls shifted and an hourglass appeared. By speculation, the hourglass had 10 minutes in its time.
The boys panicked because the caverns were decently sized and the paths have changed. But luckily, one of them had a device that showed the position of the walls. The shape of the cave now is shown below. The exit is at the top and the treasure/starting point is in the middle. Now get out and hurry!
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A group of friends had heard of a strange cavern that shifts its walls every night, causing earthquakes in a remote field. Being the excited investigators that they are, they went to investigate this field. After a little bit of looking under the starlight, they found a passageway underground. They followed the paths and found something, what seemed to be a treasure in the middle. This, combined with the many corpses found within the caves, led them to believe that this treasure had something to do with the shifting of the walls. As soon as they picked up the treasure, the walls shifted and an hourglass appeared. By speculation, the hourglass had 10 minutes in its time.
The boys panicked because the caverns were decently sized and the paths have changed. But luckily, one of them had a device that showed the position of the walls. The shape of the cave now is shown below. The exit is at the top and the treasure/starting point is in the middle. Now get out and hurry!
mazes
asked Aug 26 at 8:24
Xavier Stanton
72010
Welp, this was posted more than $10$ minutes ago.... too late now :P
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A group of friends had heard of a strange cavern that shifts its walls every night, causing earthquakes in a remote field. Being the excited investigators that they are, they went to investigate this field. After a little bit of looking under the starlight, they found a passageway underground. They followed the paths and found something, what seemed to be a treasure in the middle. This, combined with the many corpses found within the caves, led them to believe that this treasure had something to do with the shifting of the walls. As soon as they picked up the treasure, the walls shifted and an hourglass appeared. By speculation, the hourglass had 10 minutes in its time.
The boys panicked because the caverns were decently sized and the paths have changed. But luckily, one of them had a device that showed the position of the walls. The shape of the cave now is shown below. The exit is at the top and the treasure/starting point is in the middle. Now get out and hurry!
mazes
asked Aug 26 at 8:24
Xavier Stanton
72010
A group of friends had heard of a strange cavern that shifts its walls every night, causing earthquakes in a remote field. Being the excited investigators that they are, they went to investigate this field. After a little bit of looking under the starlight, they found a passageway underground. They followed the paths and found something, what seemed to be a treasure in the middle. This, combined with the many corpses found within the caves, led them to believe that this treasure had something to do with the shifting of the walls. As soon as they picked up the treasure, the walls shifted and an hourglass appeared. By speculation, the hourglass had 10 minutes in its time.
The boys panicked because the caverns were decently sized and the paths have changed. But luckily, one of them had a device that showed the position of the walls. The shape of the cave now is shown below. The exit is at the top and the treasure/starting point is in the middle. Now get out and hurry!
mazes
asked Aug 26 at 8:24
Xavier Stanton
72010
asked Aug 26 at 8:24
Xavier Stanton
72010
asked Aug 26 at 8:24
Xavier Stanton
72010
asked Aug 26 at 8:24
Xavier Stanton
72010
72010
Welp, this was posted more than $10$ minutes ago.... too late now :P
– user477343
Aug 26 at 8:52
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Welp, this was posted more than $10$ minutes ago.... too late now :P
– user477343
Aug 26 at 8:52
Welp, this was posted more than $10$ minutes ago.... too late now :P
– user477343
Aug 26 at 8:52
Welp, this was posted more than $10$ minutes ago.... too late now :P
– user477343
Aug 26 at 8:52
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Here it is! (As well as a badly drawn smiley face)
The group of friends decided that if they all stuck together, they would either all make it out or be trapped in the maze...
...forever!! (Lightning strikes).
Thus, they decided to split up to search through the maze, sacrificing themselves to potentially save another.
Those two blue dots are the friends who didn't make it: Peter and Wesley. They don't get to see the smiley face, but they will always be remembered :(
answered Aug 26 at 8:31
user477343
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Amazing job! That is a nice face too
– Xavier Stanton
Aug 26 at 8:55
Right before the end isn't there a shorter way?
– Duck
Aug 26 at 19:38
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
4
down vote
Here it is! (As well as a badly drawn smiley face)
The group of friends decided that if they all stuck together, they would either all make it out or be trapped in the maze...
...forever!! (Lightning strikes).
Thus, they decided to split up to search through the maze, sacrificing themselves to potentially save another.
Those two blue dots are the friends who didn't make it: Peter and Wesley. They don't get to see the smiley face, but they will always be remembered :(
answered Aug 26 at 8:31
user477343
3,0301742
2
Amazing job! That is a nice face too
– Xavier Stanton
Aug 26 at 8:55
Right before the end isn't there a shorter way?
– Duck
Aug 26 at 19:38
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up vote
4
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Here it is! (As well as a badly drawn smiley face)
The group of friends decided that if they all stuck together, they would either all make it out or be trapped in the maze...
...forever!! (Lightning strikes).
Thus, they decided to split up to search through the maze, sacrificing themselves to potentially save another.
Those two blue dots are the friends who didn't make it: Peter and Wesley. They don't get to see the smiley face, but they will always be remembered :(
answered Aug 26 at 8:31
user477343
3,0301742
2
Amazing job! That is a nice face too
– Xavier Stanton
Aug 26 at 8:55
Right before the end isn't there a shorter way?
– Duck
Aug 26 at 19:38
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
up vote
4
down vote
Here it is! (As well as a badly drawn smiley face)
The group of friends decided that if they all stuck together, they would either all make it out or be trapped in the maze...
...forever!! (Lightning strikes).
Thus, they decided to split up to search through the maze, sacrificing themselves to potentially save another.
Those two blue dots are the friends who didn't make it: Peter and Wesley. They don't get to see the smiley face, but they will always be remembered :(
answered Aug 26 at 8:31
user477343
3,0301742
Here it is! (As well as a badly drawn smiley face)
The group of friends decided that if they all stuck together, they would either all make it out or be trapped in the maze...
...forever!! (Lightning strikes).
Thus, they decided to split up to search through the maze, sacrificing themselves to potentially save another.
Those two blue dots are the friends who didn't make it: Peter and Wesley. They don't get to see the smiley face, but they will always be remembered :(
answered Aug 26 at 8:31
user477343
3,0301742
edited Aug 26 at 11:25
answered Aug 26 at 8:31
user477343
3,0301742
answered Aug 26 at 8:31
user477343
3,0301742
answered Aug 26 at 8:31
user477343
3,0301742
3,0301742
2
Amazing job! That is a nice face too
– Xavier Stanton
Aug 26 at 8:55
Right before the end isn't there a shorter way?
– Duck
Aug 26 at 19:38
add a comment |Â
2
Amazing job! That is a nice face too
– Xavier Stanton
Aug 26 at 8:55
Right before the end isn't there a shorter way?
– Duck
Aug 26 at 19:38
2
2
Amazing job! That is a nice face too
– Xavier Stanton
Aug 26 at 8:55
Amazing job! That is a nice face too
– Xavier Stanton
Aug 26 at 8:55
Right before the end isn't there a shorter way?
– Duck
Aug 26 at 19:38
Right before the end isn't there a shorter way?
– Duck
Aug 26 at 19:38
add a comment |Â
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Welp, this was posted more than $10$ minutes ago.... too late now :P
– user477343
Aug 26 at 8:52