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The source of thebeam has been traced to a spotdeep in the Black Forest.  e       a  ?  Danger Mouse and Penfold havefound their way into an oldChateau, but have fallen intoa fiendish trap.  e       a  ?Now you, as Danger Mouse, mustfind and destroy the Pi-beammachine, before it makes mince- meat of the world's leaders.Take the Enter the Do you want to: Climb up the Jump off the skeleton Return to the Take nothing You can swap the   You are in an ironcage, suspendedabove a burningbrazier. The cagehas a combinationlock on it.  This could be a goodtime to bone up onany numbers you mayhave been given.Type in theskeleton's bonenumber, and it willappear in thecombinationlock on the cage.OO#  The lock clicks, butdoes not open.Try again......Make sure youtype the numbercarefully.  i i /The lock clicks, andsprings open. You grabPenfold, and leap downto the floor.  i i /You are in a dark, dankdungeon. An iron cagehangs above a burningbrazier. On the flooryou can see:;a pair of tongs,Tand a small file.}fa small file,}and a sharp knife.tongs knife file J  . J JKeep the  tongs file knifeJ i i /Leading away from thedungeon there is astone passage, and atunnel. From the tunnelyou can hear the soundof running water. АEnter the passageEnter the tunnel     L  (          ?  You are on a ledgebeside a dirty drain.From here a tunnelleads to the dungeon.A long ladder leadsup toward light.  dungeon̑ ladder     *You are in a courtyard, beside apile of hay. A stable door is infront of you, and by your feetis a mousehole cover. Go down the mousehole& stableExplore the courtyard8 needle     *Another door leads from theyard, but it cannot be openedfrom this side.d8̑    AYou are in the stables. There isa coach here.On the floor lies:a pair of pliers,and a rope.ēa rope,ēand a crowbar.ѓpliers ܓrope crowbar K  . ̑ yard/ pliers8 ropeAtake the crowbarGGK&  Q / /   / /You are in a maze with stonewalls. 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He seems a bit annoyed.rAn irate spider is here. He doesnot seem glad to see you. KGet out quickzIgnore the spiderGive him the thread        p [       :The spider is highly amused withyour gift of a silk thread, and reels away in stitches.        p [      :As the spider is very large, heis a little difficult to ignore.You run for the exit, threadingyour way between the cobwebs.Penfold asks if you havecottoned on to any clues.K  You are in a long, low passage,leading toward a deep dark pit. There are some steps leadingupward. k stepsUGo along the passageGLook into the pit     You can see a wide ledge on theother side of the pit. The ledgeis filled with rubble.You can see something in therubble, but as you look closer,you slip and fall into the pit.˕   p p  EYou climb up the step ladder to the top of the pit. On the otherside of the pit you can see along passage. There is a lot of rubble filling the ledge.&A key is lodged in a deep crack. ˕Climb down the ladder5& keyΠJump across the pit   p p  EYou cannot reach the key withyour fingers.Using the tongs, you manage toget the key out of the crack.&     "Aaaarrrrgggghhhhh", screamsPenfold, as you crash to thebottom of the pit.˕G     : L ^You are in a dark cellar, filledwith barrels of salt. There is adark doorway to one side of the cellar.A ladder is lying on the floor. FGo through the doorwayĢ ladderƢGExplore the cellarG dungeon-ӵ     : L ^G  The door appears to be nailedshut from the other side.     : L ^  GeGYou find a small grate, whichopens into the dungeon.eIt looks like a tight squeeze.You will not be able to carrythe ladder through the grate. ! 6£ You are in a large, cold cellar,in the middle of which stands a large coffin.!Ǥ'~The whole place smells of rotteneggs. You rush into the maze to escape from the strong pong.-Your bad egg peg stops youfrom smelling the strong pongof rotten eggs.On a nearby table you can see:a silver bell,7and a small mirror.@ (a small mirror,7@and a tube of glue.Kbell 7Vglue  cmirror Mm  . ̥M ̥MKeep the  bell mirror¥7 glue 97ʥ 97ʥ 97M !ߥ 6 At one end of the room there is a flight of steps leading uptoward a faint light.A bell-rope is hanging from the ceiling.!The sound of gentle snoringis coming from the coffin.Inside the coffin you can see"٦a black cape.#nothing. B steps- mazeO!Open the coffinH# capeܨTug the bell-rope     L"#̥   d bAs you open the coffin, CountDuckula leaps out. Penfoldshrieks, and leaps into yourarms.$yAs he leaps, Penfold knocks the dinosaur egg from your hand.It breaks open, and an odioussmell of rotten eggs fills theair. Duckula cries in horror,and runs from the room.!"Can a duck not roost in peace?"cries Count Duckula. He leapspast you, and tugs at thebell-rope.     The ground opens beneath yourfeet, and you and Penfold fallinto darkness.8   U You are in a small room, at the top of a tower. A long flight ofsteps leads downward.)֩There is a locked window here.There is a window here, opening onto a ledge.'On the floor is a silk thread. )Climb onto the ledgeLever the window openGo down the steps)Examine the window thread   U You pry open the window by usingthe crowbar as a lever.)B   U The window is shut tight, andwill not open. There is a ledgeoutside, and you can see thecourtyard of the Chateau below. ''B    ;You are perched on a narrowledge, high above the courtyard.There is a window leading intothe tower, and another leadinginto the library. ݭ libraryB towerOLook down   ;While you are looking down,Penfold climbs out of thewindow behind you, and knocksyou both off the ledge.     You are plummeting toward theground.(?This does seem to be happeninga lot of late!(     *   You fall through the air, andwith great luck you land in apile of straw.٭You find a needle!8̑  a   *     You are in a library full ofleather-bound books. There is a lamp on a table, next to a book.*A bookcase has been swung aside to reveal a secret room. *Read the book4* secret room*Examine the shelves*Switch on the lamp corridorClimb out the window  a   *V  Y The book is a best seller, allabout Agent 114, an infamousdouble agent.ݭ  a    Although you press the switch,the lamp does not come on.++++  a    Down the side of one bookcaseyou can see a fine crack.Penfold asks if the lamp mightcast some light on it.    aThe bookcase swings back whenyou give it a push, and bothyou and Penfold tumble into asecret room.*    aYou are in a musty, old, secret passage. There is a way backto the library, and some ricketysteps leading down.,߱On the floor is an old map. $Explore the room, mapClimb down the stepsݭ library    aThe bookcase swings back, andyou find yourself in the dark.Eventually you find some steps, and clamber down them.*,4      %%You are in a corridor. There is a door leading to the library,and a door to the music room.A flight of stairs leads downat the end of the corridor. ӵGo down the stairsݭ library3 music room̳@ secret passage      6The passage is so secret thateven you don t know where it is.@   ^You are in a music room. Thereare some musical instrumentshere. They are:a piano,0a trumpet,/Ĵand a flute..Ѵa flute,/and a pair of cymbals.0trumpet .flute /cymbals 5  . Leave the music rooml piano0 trumpet. fluteȵ/ cymbals  ^Don't be silly, the piano isfar too heavy for you to carry!3.0/ε.0/ε.0/53  .-You are on some stairs leadingdown to a dark doorway.-lThe doorway is nailed shut, but it could be opened from here. 8-Go through the door-Pull out the nails stairs  .You will have to find something with which to pull the nails outof the door.lUsing the pliers you pull thenails out of the door.The door swings open.-l   e You are in a museum full ofdinosaur skeletons. Next to you is row of display cases. Thereis an exit to one side, and somesteps leading down.64^56A hissing sound is coming fromthe direction of the displaycases. Go down the stepsܸExamine the displaysܸ4Explore further64Explore furtheȓGo through the exit;6Play a tune  e 4  'A large sinuous snake slitherstoward you from amongst thedisplay cases.You dive through the nearestexit to avoid the snake'spoisonous fangs.̑1In the display cases you find$ֹ1an old dinosaur egg, amongsta pile of bone fragments. $1 egg6Explore furtherkGo to the steps  e $   e  '.The snake does not appear tolike the tune you are playing.Perhaps 0cymbalstrumpets are not thebest instruments for charmingsnakes.HA large snake slithers out from behind the display cases, and ismesmerised by the sound of theflute.  e When you stop playing, the snakeslides back amongst the display cases.k  The snake crawls into the basketthat you are carrying, and youquickly close the lid so thatthe snake cannot escape.4k  eH>J7JH>X  _  You are now amongst the dinosaurskeletons. In the distance youcan see a row of display cases. >The tail of a large dinosaurskeleton ends here.'There are heaps of broken bones all around you. kGo to the display cases> skeletonվHglue the bones togetherkExplore further  e    You are halfway up the backbone of a large dinosaur skeleton,when you feel the bones start toshake. 6 L skeleton     You tumble through the air, and crash onto the floor."Cor, that was a bit of a boneshaker", mutters Penfold.There are bits of broken bonesall around you.6  e< = I  <<S= =SIIS>At last, all the bones have beenglued back in place.6<As you glue the dinosaur bonesback together, you realise whata mammoth task this is.Slowly, the dinosaur begins totake shape. Penfold wandersaround, and bones-up on hisPaleontology. վContinue to gluekWander off to explore><=I  e    You are on the head of a largedinosaur skeleton. To one sideyou can see a window ledge.Below you the dinosaur startsto collapse.  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Penfold makes a cuttingremark about not keeping a sharplookout for useful objects.sUsing the knife to release thecatch, you swing the paintingforward to reveal a passage.As you enter the passage thepanel swings shut behind you.    aYou are in a secret passage. It is very difficult to tell where any of the exits lead.,A map would have been helpful.FYour map shows that there isan exit to your right. sGo to the left,Go to the right,Go to the right{Go straight on@  -;    /  T ?You seem to have found a backway in to the Pi-beam controlroom.N  -;F    /  T ?You are in a dome-shaped room,which used to be an observatory.It now houses a large machinewhich is pointing toward a slotin the roof.N  -;    /  T ?Beside the machine there is adoor leading onto a catwalk thatruns around the outside of theobservatory dome.On the side of the beam machineyou can see two buttons. One isred, and the other is green. 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