Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy - Ch. 3 A Day Out in London

You have a box of chocolates in front of you, with five people up top who want specific sets of three chocolates each. You will have to divide the box below into those sets of three, fulfilling each person's order.

• Draw a straight line down the three columns, starting from the left, which will satisfy three of the people's desires
• This leaves two people, one who wants three squares and the other wanting a square/circle/heart combination
• Connect the two remaining in the top row, then go with the right-hand square
• There should only be three chocolates remaining, so connect them to finish the puzzle

Four friends are going to the theatre and plan to meet at the bus stop outside. Each one gives you clues as to which stop and route they will take and it's up to you to find the exact stop they're meeting at.

• Narrowing down the options for what A and B say, the proposed route has to be on the purple line, since B has a direct route with no changes
• Using this information, we know that C changes routes where the red/green intersect, then stops at the second stop, meaning it has to be two down from the intersection
• D has two options, both with the same number of stops (in this case two)

The answer you're looking can easily be pointed out by using D. Go left once and then the answer is the stop to the northwest of that (or go northwest once, then west once to the answer).

A legendary safe-cracker sends a warning to the police, saying he's going to break into the bank and take the treasure from one of the safes numbered 1 to 60. He's only going to steal from the one safe whose number cannot be made by ADDING together any combination of the following numbers: 0, 1, 2, 4, 7, 15 and 31. Each number can only be used once.

Starting from 1, you can add 0 to it to get 1. From this, you can start adding together the various combinations. Begin by doing easy calculations and going from 1-14, then you can start adding up others to get higher numbers. Note that if you add up 1, 2, 4, 7 and 15, you get 29, but no possible combination can be produced for the number 30, as 31 + 0 = 31. Thus, the answer is 30.

There are two cats, who move at the same time whenever you make a move. Your goal is to make them get back home at exactly the same time, while avoiding sewers, each other and the edges of the screen. Note that if a cat gets within one space of the fish, then they will automatically jump onto the fish.

Without taking into account the cats turning:

• Tap down three times to have them in opposite corners
• Tap right two times
• Tap up two times
• Tap right once to make them arrive at home

This puzzle is similar to Puzzle 019 - A Dog of Tiles, except you need to make a heart with the tiles this time and your tiles are 3x3 now.

• Start by placing a white one in the top left corner
• Place a red one to the right of the white one, overlapping the middle and right columns
• Make it so you mirror the left on the right
• Now, place a white tile in the exact middle, along the top
• Place a red tile in the middle, along the bottom
• Place two white tiles in the bottom left corner and the bottom right
• Along the left side, place a red tile one row down from the top, repeating it on the right side as well
• Find the exact center of the screen, then move left one row and place a red tile, doing the exact same for the right
• Find the exact center of the screen, then move down on row and place a red tile to finish off the puzzle

You'll receive a new course for Nutty Roller (Winding Way) after finishing the puzzle. It's time to find some puzzles, so head back to the university and to Layton's office. Speak with Dean Delmona there for your first puzzle.

• Assign turn right to cat
• Assign turn left to bear
• Assign straight ahead to rabbit
• Assign skip square to elephant

There are three fugitives trying to escape on board a train, with them hiding in different carriages, except for the first and last one. The police's idea was to have a man in each of the carriages with the fugitives, as well as one on either side. Your goal is to find out how many officers were in the team, using the clue that it was the smallest team possible.

Thinking about this logistically, you would need to have at the most, three officers for each fugitive (one for the carriage it's in, plus one for each side). However, breaking it down, you know there are at least 5 carriages on the train. Placing the three fugitives in the middle three cars, you would only need two more in front and back ones (still maintaining the rule of an officer in the car, and one on each side).

Thus, the answer to this puzzle is FIVE officers.

This is similar to the first puzzle, where you need to plan the route for Bostonius. Remember that you will need to hit every location on the map, and don't forget to refuel at the stations.

• Move right two times, then down twice to the first station
• Move left, up, left and down to the second station
• Move down and right twice to the third station
• Move right twice, then up twice to the last station
• Lastly, go up, left and then down to finish the puzzle

Your goal here is to open the box by tapping on 10 of the buttons, which turn orange when you do. However, there are ten specific ones you need to press in order to solve the puzzle. The biggest clue as to which buttons to press comes from the line, "A star of ten lights bright as fire." Basically, you are looking for a star-shaped pattern on the lid, which can be found towards the right side.

Find the column of buttons on the far right, of which there should be four. From the second from the top, look just to the left of it and you should see the star-shaped pattern. Press all the buttons and then hit Submit to open the box and finish the puzzle.

You have to arrange the books onto the bookshelves, but there is a unique system in place for that. The numbers next to and above each shelf indicate how many books should be in that row or column. Some books are part of a series, so they're bundled together, but you can rotate them if you need to do that.

• Start with the four-book series, with the first one going in the row with 6 books (only one spot for four books)
• The second red set goes in the far right column (rotate)
• The last red set goes in the second row from the top, in the columns for (3, 5, 2, 1) books
• Next are the blue books, with the first going in the "5" column, in between the two red sets (rotate)
• The second set of blue books goes in the top row, in the two "3" columns
• The last set of blue books goes in the second column from the right, in the spots that line up with the two middle of the red set
• For the green books, place one in the "5" column (only one spot available)
• The second goes in the "3" row, to the right of the blue book and underneath the red one
• The last green book goes in the first "3" column, directly above the red book

A woman saved up some money and went to the supermarket to spend it all. She bought a total of 14 items for 5,000 pennies, taking note that she didn't visit any shelf more than once and didn't buy any fish or mushrooms. You have to create a path from the start to the goal, with the next item always being adjacent to the previous one.

Starting with the potato (240), go right, down, down and right to the banana. Next, go right, up, up, left and up to the meat. Lastly, go right, right, down and down to the end to finish the puzzle.

A man visits a florist on the first floor of a hotel and is waiting for an elevator, as he's about to propose to his girlfriend, who is waiting on the 25th floor. It takes 15 seconds to go from the first floor to the fifth floor, so you will need to find out how long it takes to reach the 25th floor.

This is a little tricky at first, as you need to realize that you're looking for the number of floors you're traveling, not the actual floor. Since you're going up only four floors from the first to the fifth and it's only 24 floors you're really travelling. Taking that into account, it will take a total of 90 seconds.

The police recovered an artefact that was stolen, but it was broken. While looking at it to try and repair it, the curator noticed some pieces were fake. You need to compare it to the photo in the catalog to determine which pieces are real and which are fake.

One of the first things you should notice is that the photograph is it's mirrored, which you can tell thanks to the numbers on the left. Taking this into account, you should see that most of the pieces on the bottom are still in the same orientation. Thus, the real pieces (there are two of them) are those that are mirrored from the photograph.

• One with a vertical line and a tree to the right of it
• One that looks similar to a fish

A storm has ravaged the village and destroyed the bridge, and it's up to you to use the random pieces given to construct a new one. There is some debris already there, meaning you can't place any pieces there. Also, all pieces will fit nicely so there won't be any free spaces.

• Place sandy-looking piece in bottom right corner (rotate to fit)
• Rotate the truck piece so it stands vertically and the little piece is on the right, then place it in the bottom left corner
• Rotate the green pipe piece and place it along the right side
• The gray piece fits in the middle, just left of the sandy piece
• The reddish-orange piece fits along the left side, just above the blue truck
• Fitting snugly against the previous piece, place the yellow part along the top (rotate it so its longest length is at the top)
• Fit the remaining piece in to finish the puzzle