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- This module uses the French Republican calendar, a date system used in France in 1793.
- The year is divided into twelve months, which are divided into three ten-day weeks; there are also five or six extra days at the end of the year that do not belong to any month.
- Each day, according to the rural calendar, also has a unique name, based on animals, agricultural tools, and plants.
- To solve the module, press the solution day in the solution month, which can be determined using the instructions below.
Convert the date that the bomb was started on to this calendar system (See Appendix FRC). Then, based on the current day, the LED at the top, and the circled date, find the date you need to click.
Take the days of the month of both the current day and the circled date. If the current day is one of the extra days that do not belong to any month, use the corresponding number modulo 30, plus 1:
- If it is La Fête de la Vertu or La Fête de l’Opinion, use the number of modules on the bomb.
- If it is La Fête du Génie or La Fête des Récompenses, use the number of batteries plus the number of consonants in all indicators plus the number of ports.
- If it is La Fête du Travail or La Fête de la Révolution, use the sum of all the digits in the serial number.
Based on these two days, find the solution day.
- If the LED is red, click the date in the same row as the current date and in the same column as the circled date.
- If the LED is yellow, click the date in the same row as the circled date and in the same column as the current date.
- If the LED is green, click the date directly between the two dates (if there are two middle dates, you may click either).
- If the LED is blue, add the numbers of the two dates, then click the date with that number. If the sum is greater than 30, subtract 30.