Read the four-source objective separately from the valve
Sarab’s recorded water task reads أغلق مصادر المياه 0/4: close the water sources, with progress out of four. A nearby interaction reads فتح المصرف: open the drain. Read both labels before acting. The task’s request to close water sources and an object’s open-drain prompt are different instructions.
This reference follows Morkai’s continuation and Marco’s longer gameplay, reviewed on October 3, 2026. Their exact current build is not identified. They show the task and room displays, but do not establish all four locations, a correct valve order or rotation counts.
Use the task counter to read progress
At 180 seconds in the continuation, a valve has an open-drain interaction while the active task displays 0/4. At 240 seconds, the objective displays 1/4. That changing value belongs to the water-source task.
Check the live objective after each interaction. Do not assume that touching a control completes one quarter of the puzzle. The two views confirm a change on the display without showing every action between them or establishing whether a teammate helped.
| Display | How to read it | What it does not establish |
|---|---|---|
| Water task 0/4 | The task begins at zero displayed progress out of four | Four known pickup coordinates |
| Water task 1/4 | The displayed task has advanced by one | The exact valve that caused the change |
| Numbered valve-wheel diagram | A separate room illustration | A replacement three-source objective |
| Four numbered lights | A separate panel to inspect | A proven correct color combination |
The language guide explains why other slash labels, such as a key named 2/5, should not automatically be read as collection progress. Here the instruction and changing task value make the counter’s role clear.
Inspect the conservation display
The longer recording shows a flooded tiled room, a panel numbered 1-4, water-conservation illustrations and a red boundary around text about water waste. Read the whole display in your session before changing a control. The warning gives you context, not a tested rotation formula.
At 1170 seconds, the first three panel lights are green and the fourth is red. Their exact meaning is not established by that view. At 1260 seconds, a wall diagram shows three numbered valve wheels. Do not merge these separate displays into one guessed four-step input sequence.
Note each control’s label and the result displayed after you change it. That gives you something to compare with the room’s instructions. Do not fill a missing step with a turn count from an unrelated puzzle, or assume from these notes that the puzzle resets or follows a particular hidden rule.
Read the bathroom note as story context
A readable bathroom note mentions chemistry teacher Nasser, an unusual experiment and wasting water. It also describes visitors seeing things that are not there. Read those claims as part of the story. They do not establish a hallucination system or an enemy detection rule.
The note gives context for the room’s water theme. To decide what to do, read the active task and interaction labels. The story guide handles character statements separately from the task controls.
Check the next task before returning to the lab
Later in the longer recording, the room is dry and a blue flask appears in the inventory. That view does not explain every valve interaction or the exact flask pickup. Use it as a reference for the later state, not a complete procedure for reaching it.
If your own objective changes, read the new wording and the actual item label. Continue with the chemistry-lab reference for the laboratory’s picture-and-color display. Keep the two tasks separate: a later flask or cloud effect does not establish that a recipe succeeded.
FAQ
What does أغلق مصادر المياه mean?
It means close the water sources. The recorded objective adds a progress value out of four.
Why does an interaction say open the drain?
فتح المصرف is the nearby object’s displayed interaction. Read it separately from the broader close-water-sources task.
Does the three-wheel illustration mean there are only three sources?
No. It is a separate diagram; the recorded task still displays progress out of four.
Do the green and red lights give a verified solution?
No. Their colors are visible, but the recording does not establish the complete input sequence or the precise panel meaning.
Where are all four water sources?
Their complete locations and correct valve operations are not established here. Use the current task and room instructions rather than a guessed location list.