Episode 2 - Assisting Kevin Puzzles Walkthrough
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Towards the end of Episode 2 of An Elmwood Trail you will be talking to Kevin as he heads to the forest. He is investigating the coordinates that you found, ones that you think Zoey wrote on the strange symbol. Kevin is determined to check out the location.
As you talk to him, he finds his way to a cave and he needs your help to work his way though it. Along the path you will need to assist him by solving 2 puzzles that he encounters. He will send you images of these.
We have clues and solutions to help you with these puzzles below.
Puzzle 1
The first puzzle that Kevin finds is a series of markings.

- There are 12 marking laid out in 4 columns (3 rows).
- You need to work out a 4 letter code from it.
Solution: Combine the blue lines from the 3 boxes in each column to make a letter.Show
Code: FIREShow
Puzzle 2
The second puzzle is found when Kevin encounters a locked door. There is a clue on the wall.

- Use the clues to find 4 symbols to enter in the code box.
- The grid on the left and the clue on the right start with an arrow at the bottom.
- The grid and the clue on the right have numbers.
- The grid has small symbols at the crossing points of the lines.
Solution: The starting point is the red arrow on the bottom left of the grid on the right. Move along lines on the grid adding up the number to match the numbers show on the right. The first move needs to add up to 4. This means moving right (1) then up (3). You reach a Silence (finger on lips) symbol. Continue this to get the 4 symbols.Show
Code: Show

After this you will continue to talk to Kevin through the call. That is all of the puzzles that Kevin will ask you to solve. Carry on with the walkthrough of Episode 2.
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