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What a fascinating treasure chest! You rode a Speed Stinger to reach it? That's unbelievable! I could never have done that. It must have been sitting in the Ice Caves for a long time because it's frozen solid. I would suggest thawing it with fire, but I'd rather not risk damaging a fragile artifact.
Oh! I have an idea. Go to the geothermal springs. The steam should quickly thaw it so it can be easily opened.
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1- Go to the geothermal spring in the Ice Caves
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I've come across this amazing thing many times in my travels. Geothermal energy is heat from the Earth. Geothermal energy is generated underground, but rises to the Earth's surface in the form of hot springs, geysers, and volcanoes.
Geothermal energy is a renewable energy because it is generated continuously from inside the Earth's core. Humans have used geothermal energy for warmth since ancient times. Isn't that fascinating?
Excellent work, my friend! The chest should be easy to open now. Let's see what secrets it holds. Click/Tap on your backpack and click/tap on the treasure box to open it.
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2- Open your backpack and click/tap on the treasure chest
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A stone tablet! That's fascinating. It looks ancient.
Come back to camp and talk to me so we can take a closer look.
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3- Return to camp and speak with the Archaeologist
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Very well done, my friend! Studying this artifact will hopefully lead us to further discoveries. Perhaps it will even let us unravel the mystery of the broken petroglyph and the people who created it.
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