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June's Journey: Hidden Objects
Volume 4, Chapter 7, Scene 908 - Dining Room
(1st Clue) Expensive Champagne
(2nd Clue) Dossier
Ashtray
Baguette
Bellows
Bird (Bluebird)
Butterfly
Cake
Candle
Cane
Cat
Champagne
Chandelier
Cherub
Chessboard
Cigar
Coffee Cup
Crown
Curtain
Dustpan
Figurine
Flag
Flames (In Fireplace)
Flower Ornament
Fruit Platter
Glass Of Wine
Glasses
Globe
Glove
Gramophone
Hand Fan
Hand Print
Hat
Hatbox
Heart
Honeycomb
Hourglass
Ice Bucket
Jug
Keys
Letter S
Lighter
Lighthouse
Lobster
Mask
Music Stand
Napkin (Blue ~)
Note
Orange Slice
Origami
Peacock
Pearls
Pistol
Pocket Watch
Pot
Pouch
Quill
Safe
Safety Pin
Salad
Salmon Steak
Salt And Pepper
Saxophone
Scroll
Shawl
Ship
Stain
Stained Glass
Tablecloth Pattern
Tassels
Teapot
Turkey
Vase
Vent
Violin
Watermelon
Wolf
!PLEASE DO NOT ERASE. Other languages may be added after English, separated with space and “/”.
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"Don’t be afraid of a wolf; be afraid of a sheep!" This humorous Russian saying, that my father used to make, reminds us that appearances can be deceiving, much like my experience with cryptocurrency. As a dedicated Bitcoin investor, I had always believed in securing my assets, which is why I chose to store a substantial amount—$820,000 worth—in a paper wallet. I thought it was the safest option against cyber threats. But then, disaster struck: a water leak damaged my paper wallet. The ink became smudged, rendering my private keys nearly unreadable.
Panic set in as I grasped the severity of my situation. Without the keys, I was locked out of my funds, and the fear of losing everything was overwhelming. I reached out to a few local experts, hoping they could assist me, but to my dismay, none could help. It felt like a hopeless situation until I stumbled upon Lee Ultimate Hacker while browsing an online cryptocurrency forum. Their expertise and positive reviews gave me a glimmer of hope.
Without hesitation, I contacted Lee Ultimate Hacker, and they immediately accepted my case. Their team understood the complexities involved due to the physical damage and wasted no time getting to work. After a tense few days filled with anticipation and worry, they delivered the astonishing news: they had successfully recovered the private keys from my damaged paper wallet.
The relief I felt at that moment was indescribable. It was as if a heavy weight had been lifted from my shoulders. I could finally access my Bitcoin again, and it felt like a miracle had happened. Lee Ultimate Hacker truly exceeded my expectations with their professionalism and dedication.
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Volume 8, Chapter 24, Scene 1843 - Winter Woods
(1st clue) bear /
(2nd clue) canned fish /
apple /
backpack /
badger /
barrel /
bat /
beanie /
beaver /
birch trunk /
bird nest /
bison /
blueberries /
boat /
bobcat /
bone /
boot /
bucket /
bullets /
cascade /
chain /
cloth /
coffee flask /
compass /
cranberries /
dam /
deer /
dry leaves /
duck /
eagle /
fern /
fish /
flashlight /
flock of birds /
fox /
hare /
ice hole /
icicles /
keychain (keyring) /
lantern /
letter X /
lizard /
lock /
mitten /
moose /
moss /
mouse /
nails /
net /
nuts /
oar /
owl /
paw prints /
pinecones /
pole /
pouch /
raccoon /
ribbon /
roman six /
rope /
scarf /
scratches /
signpost /
skull /
skunk /
smoke /
snail /
sparrow /
spring /
squirrel /
toads /
trail /
tree stump /
wallet /
weasel /
wolf /
woodpecker /
!PLEASE DO NOT ERASE. Other languages may be added after English, separated with space and “/”.
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Volume 1, Chapter 14, Scene 70-Callender Airfield
(1st clue) police car
(2nd clue) Jack
backpack
balcony
banner
bars
bell
billboard
broom
bucket
cap
cat
clock
constellation
crane (mechanical ~)
crescent
crow
crown
curtain
drain
fire escape
first aid kit
flammable sign
fragile sign
goggles
helmet
hole
hook
hose
ivy
jack (car~)
jacket
jerry can
laurel
leaf
letter T
lightning bolt
lizard
loudspeaker
luggage cart
magnet
metal arrow
moth
mountain
mug
mural
newspaper
no entry sign
no smoking
number eight ("8")
oiler
parachute
pipes
planks
police light
puddle
pump
rag
roof window
rope
seagull
signpost
smoke
spring
stained glass
string of lights
suitcase
sun blind
thermometer
tic tac toe
toolbox
umbrella
valve
water tower
welcome sign
windmill
wolf
!PLEASE DO NOT ERASE. Other languages may be added after English, separated with space and “/”.
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VERSÃO EM PORTUGUÊS BRASILEIRO (BRAZILIAN PORTUGUESE VERSION)
Volume 1, Capítulo 45 - Irmãos, Cena 223 - Trilha na selva
(1ª pista) carro de polícia
(2ª pista) pegadas
aloe / babosa
arch / arco
arrow / seta
backpack / mochila
ball and chain / bola e corrente
banner / estandarte
barricade / barricada
bear / urso
bee / abelha
bridge / ponte
buddha / Buda
bull / touro
butterfly / borboleta
camel / camelo
compass / bússola
crane / guindaste
crossbow / balestra
eagle / águia
eggs / ovos
exclamation mark / ponto de exclamação
fence / cerca
fire / fogueira
firewood / lenha
fish bones / esqueleto de peixe
fossil / náutilo
fountain / chafariz
frog / sapo
gems / pedras preciosas
gold vein / veio de ouro
gong / gongo
grappling hook / gancho de escalar
guardian statue / estátua de guardião
heart (~ topiary) / coração
helmet / capacete
ivy / hera
ladder / escada
lamb / carneiro
letter A / letra A
letter F / letra F
letter M / letra M
letter X / letra X
libra
lion / leão
lizard / lagartixa
lotus / lótus
map / mapa
monkey / macaco
mushrooms / cogumelos
orchid / orquídea
palm tree / palmeira
parasol / guarda-chuva
pickaxe / picareta
pigeon / pombo
rabbit / coelho
rope / corda
scaffolding / andaime
scorpion / escorpião
Shiva
shovel / pá
skull / crânio
snake / cobra
spear / lança
spyglass / luneta
stag / veado
sundial / relógio de sol
supplies / suprimentos
swan / cisne
target / alvo
tent / barraca
tiger / tigre
tire tracks / marcas de pneu
torch / tocha
waterfall / cachoeira
wheel / roda
wolf / lobo
Comment found on 223. Wilderness Path
Volume 6, Chapter 26, Scene 1352 - Cabin Porch
(1st Clue) Hot Chocolate /
(2nd Clue) Photo /
Apple /
Axe /
Bag /
Barrels /
Basket /
Beads /
Bear /
Binoculars /
Blueberries /
Books /
Brush /
Bucket /
Camera /
Candle /
Cane /
Canteen /
Cauldron /
Chain /
Cigar /
Clover /
Coat /
Coffee Pot /
Cushion /
Elk /
Firefly /
Flag /
Flare /
Flower Bush /
Fork /
Gazebo /
Glasses /
Gloves /
Gramophone /
Hammer /
Hat /
Heart /
Hole /
Keys /
Kite /
Knife /
Lantern /
Lemonade /
Letter M /
Lighter /
Lipstick /
Milk /
Moon /
Mushrooms /
Nails /
Nest /
Newspaper /
Ottoman /
Owl /
Package /
Pancakes /
Paper Plane /
Pinecone /
Pocket Watch /
Rope /
Rug /
Sack /
Saw /
Shoes /
Shovel /
Spoon /
Squirrel /
Sugar Bowl /
Sunflowers /
Tobacco Pipe /
Tongs /
Umbrella /
Water Tower /
Watering Can /
Well /
Wolf /
!PLEASE DO NOT ERASE. Other languages may be added after English, separated with space and “/”.
Comment found on 1352. Cabin Porch
Volume 6, Chapter 25 - "Scaring Off the Wolf" Walkthrough
01. Get Leafy Branch
02. Examine Clearing In Lower Left Corner
03. Get Dry Log And Cut 3x
04. Open Backpack And Remove Cloth, Can, And Paper Roll
05. Put Paper In Fire Pit
06. Get Flint And Steel From Backpack
07. Rub Flint And Steel 4x To Start Fire
08. Get Last Segment Of Wood
09. Use Wood On Fire To Make A Torch
10. Toss Torch In Front Of Wolf
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Volume 6, Chapter 25, Scene 1349 - Forest Floor
(1st Clue) Footprints /
(2nd Clue) Claw Marks /
Anthill /
Axe /
Basket /
Bench /
Birdhouse /
Blanket /
Bone /
Boots /
Broken Barrel /
Bucket /
Butterflies /
Campfire /
Cane /
Caterpillar /
Chain (Large ~)
Coffee Flask /
Colander /
Compass /
Crack /
Cranberries /
Crate /
Dragonfly /
Eagle /
Elk /
Feather /
First Aid Kit /
Flashlight /
Frog /
Fungus /
Gloves /
Handkerchief /
Harmonica /
Hat /
Hazelnuts /
Heart /
Hollow /
Ivy /
Key /
Knife /
Ladybug /
Leather Bag /
Lizard /
Map /
Mushrooms /
Net /
Paint Splash /
Pan /
Paper Bag /
Pickaxe /
Pinecone /
Possum /
Puddle /
Purse /
Rabbit /
Rope /
Sack /
Scarf /
Signpost /
Slingshot /
Snail /
Spyglass /
Squirrel /
Star /
Stool /
Tag /
Tin Can /
Tower /
Umbrella /
Web /
Well /
Whistle /
Wild Geranium /
Wild Orchid /
Wolf /
Woodpecker /
!PLEASE DO NOT ERASE. Other languages may be added after English, separated with space and “/”.
Comment found on 1349. Forest Floor
+PrtScn. The file is saved to the Screenshots folder in your Pictures folder. You can also us the Snipping Tool which is available in all versions of Windows Vista, 7, and 8 except the Starter and Basic editions.
