User blog comment:Mroddy/A Puzzle for Hallows Eve/@comment-26157209-20121031231744/@comment-26157209-20121031231844

Now... This is where people got confused, I tried to help you all as much as I could with my clues, but for the most part, you didn&apos;t understand them... So yeah.

Step Two:

I told you all to look for mistakes. One of the biggest mistakes I had to make so that this was easier was the compass.

Compasses are meant to only have four points; North, East, South and West. However mine had 12. Using the clue I&apos;d given, I was hoping people would pick up on the fact the compass represented a clock. (A clock has 12 points.)

After you understand that, you would need to know what to do next, which I had not put in a clue, though now I think I should have. Another mistake looking at the map, well not mistake, but something strange is the fact that even though some islands are right next to one another, there is no ferry route. And thus, for the most part, each capital island (Shown by the star, and not the sun... there&apos;s a reason for EVERYTHING people!!) has only two routes.

Going back to the clock... A clock has two hands (For the most part anywho) an hour hand, and a minute hand. Where the hour hand is shorter than that of the minute. Knowing this, if you were to use the compass, or make your own clock, and place the centre at each capital island, and look at the two routes, you would be able to figure out what the time was at that island. Example: You would then repeat this for all the capital islands....

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Step Three is below!