On the Subject of The Tea Set
A plot with loads of surprising and emotional twists, a compendium of masterfully crafted and devious puzzles... and this thing, remembered just as fondly.
This module allows you to brew different kinds of tea. To do this, select three ingredients on the bottom display, then press the lid of the teapot. There is also a retry button that will remove any added ingredients.
There are twelve different recipes listed in Appendix T that the module recognises. If you select the ingredients to make one of these recipes, the module will display the name of said recipe.
To solve the module, make three different recipes in a certain order. Making a recipe that the module doesn’t expect will cause a strike, but making “tea” that doesn’t fit any of the recipes will not, as doing this is important to solving the module.
First, take note of the order of the ingredients, from left to right, on the bottom screen. Then, convert each ingredient into a number using the table below, and call the resulting string of numbers I:
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Oasis Leaf | Brisk Berry | Citronia Seed | Dream Fluff | Joy Root Clover | Tonic Flower | Peppercherry | Cinder Horse |
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 |
Take the first three digits of the serial number (or the first two, if there are only two). Take them modulo 8, plus one, and convert them into ingredients using the table above. If you only have two ingredients, the third is the first ingredient in reading order on the bottom screen.
If these three ingredients combine to make a recipe or they are all the same, change the third ingredient to the one to its right in the table (wrapping around, if necessary) until they don’t make a recipe and are not all the same. Then, brew a cup of “tea” with these ingredients.
Professor Layton and Luke (top screen) will not like this “tea”, and will respond accordingly. Find the first of their statements in the table on the next page to get a number between 0-9, called N0.