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Mortal Fire

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"Ever since its invention by imperial alchemists several centuries ago, mortal fire has been one of the most effective alchemical weapons. The compound's quickly spreading flames and corrosive toxicity enables it to burn through its target in seconds. Some alchemists are reluctant to make this chemical, as it has few ethical uses, but other shadier characters will pay large sums of money for even a small vial of the compound."

This is one of those levels where you're going to have to keep the triplex bonds intact, as you don't have access to the Glyph of Triplex Bonding. The problem, then, is to figure out how you can replace the Salt with Mors in the center of the chemical without breaking any of the bonds. (It is possible!)
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beepster 22 Jun @ 12:42am 
what is wrong with you? 10/10 puzzle
Wildstar 9 Nov, 2020 @ 9:29pm 
Ha! Beautiful - I love it! 170/78/67
Lima Yankee 9 Oct, 2020 @ 5:48am 
Very clever puzzle. 135/121/74. https://imgur.com/rgmKf4B
Woa 28 Aug, 2020 @ 6:07pm 
Haven't played it yet, but I think I know how to do it. (A genius puzzle if it is what I think it is!! Can't wait to try it out :)
GPedia 13 Aug, 2020 @ 5:55am 
I got a nice middle-of-the-pack engine, at 310G/111/73
GPedia 13 Aug, 2020 @ 5:53am 
Very nicely done. Had me completely stumped for a second before I figured out what to do, SPOILERS [imgur.com]. I really love how this one moves.
Zaketh 15 Jul, 2020 @ 8:26pm 
Not reading the description, I got about halfway through a solution where I split the thing in half to get to that salty center, before realizing what the puzzle ACTUALLY was. Very clever puzzle! I really enjoyed toying around with this one. My final solution ended up being 310/133/130, but I didn't optimize it at all besides making a circular track. https://imgur.com/a/CLgmsP7
[HUN]PLaci 15 Jul, 2020 @ 2:57am 
180 / 109 / 72 and 365 / 62 / 99