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As I understand it, the Heroes player has the following plan: Character 1 hires a guide, visits two locations, and returns to the default location with the guide for free. Character 2 picks up the guide from the default location, visits three locations, and returns. Character 3 repeats the actions of Character 2.
I remember a similar riddle about a boat, sheep, a wolf, and vegetables.
Added 59 seconds later Sky
- Why?
— You could break your teeth or damage your internal organs.
Added 58 seconds later Ple-Sen
I think the Heroist's plan is this: Character 1 takes a guide, visits two locations, and returns to the default location with the guide for free. Character 2 takes the guide from the default location, visits three locations, and returns. Character 3 repeats the actions of Character 2.
It's possible, with the caveat that the guide has the same limit on the number of visits per day.
— You could break your teeth or damage your internal organs.
- Exactly! You see. In that case, think about why you need a stone called Bajena. Maybe it's precious, but you need to eat, not break your teeth or damage your internal organs.
- There! You see. In that case, think about why you need a pebble named Bazhena. Maybe it's precious, but you need to eat, not break your teeth or damage your internal organs.
— What are you saying... Bazhenochka is not a pebble, she is my one and only... We swore before the Goddess that we would spend the rest of our lives together.
Ple-Sen
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