Inspect the lab before guessing a sequence
When Sarab’s objective reads تفقد معمل الكيمياء, it is asking you to inspect the chemistry laboratory. Look for the readable note and compare its picture-and-color instruction with the board in the room. The four visible color associations are useful references, but they are not a verified complete input order.
This page follows Morkai’s continuation and Marco’s longer community recording, reviewed on October 3, 2026. Neither identifies the exact current build. Picture 3 is unreadable in the longer recording, so this guide does not supply a solved recipe or promise that a guessed sequence opens the next stage.
Recognize the lab and reading prompts
The continuation shows the inspect-laboratory objective at 30 seconds. At 60 seconds, a desk object offers قراءة الملاحظة, meaning read the note. Distinguish those two instructions: one names the area to inspect, while the other is an interaction with a particular readable object.
The longer recording shows a laboratory note at 720 seconds. The note connects pictures and colors with a sequence. Open it in your own session, then use its instruction to read the room’s display. The colored buttons alone do not tell you which picture belongs to each input.
If Arabic task words are the obstacle, use the language guide. Read the instruction before pressing a control whose color looks familiar.
Compare the four visible associations
At 1395 seconds, the readable board pairs the following colors with pictograms. The table describes those visible pairings, not a mixing instruction.
| Color | Visible pictogram | How to use the reference |
|---|---|---|
| Green | Vapor-like lines | Compare the image with the green entry |
| Orange | Flame | Recognize the orange flame pairing |
| Blue | Snowflake | Distinguish the blue snowflake from a water-drop guess |
| Brown | Oil-drop image | Read the brown pictogram without inventing a chemical quantity |
The adjacent pictures have numbers, but one is blank or illegible in the recording. Read that picture on your own screen before assigning it a symbol. A guessed symbol cannot give you a verified answer, and the display’s left-to-right layout does not establish the activation order.
Check the picture’s number, its visible symbol and its associated color separately. Misreading one part can give you an invented sequence even when the other pairings are accurate.
Do not confuse nearby labels with puzzle progress
In the continuation, a corridor door is marked 2/8. A hotbar item reads مفتاح 2/5. Those are displayed labels, not established totals for completed lab steps or collected keys.
If the task still asks you to inspect the lab, read the objects in that room. A door number does not tell you to find eight rooms. Use task text for the action and room or item labels for identification, including when you move between the school corridors and the laboratory.
Keep the flask and water stages separate
The longer recording later shows a dry tiled room and a blue flask in the inventory. At the lab table the player holds a flask, and cloud effects appear afterward. Those scenes do not establish the pickup interaction, a successful deposit, a recipe or the exact cause of the cloud effect.
For the plumbing task itself, use the water-source guide. Read its progress display and conservation panel as a separate task. Seeing a flask later in someone’s inventory does not explain the water controls or establish how to finish the chemistry objective.
FAQ
What does the chemistry-lab objective say?
تفقد معمل الكيمياء means inspect the chemistry laboratory. The readable-object prompt قراءة الملاحظة means read the note.
Which symbol is paired with blue?
The readable recorded board pairs blue with a snowflake. This is a visible association, not a complete input sequence.
Is there a verified final color order here?
No. Picture 3 is unreadable in the recording and a successful full solution is not established. Read the complete board in your own session.
Does key 2/5 mean two keys have been collected?
It is the displayed inventory name. It does not establish a collection counter or lab completion total.
Do the cloud effects prove the recipe worked?
No. The recording shows a held flask and later effects without establishing a successful deposit or its causal trigger.