The Testament of Sherlock Holmes: Open lady Beckett's Box

Go to the desk and look at items lying on a table top: two photos of judge and his wife including wedding one. Take both.

Look in a drawer, there is a letter from judge Beckett.

Notice also a interesting box on the right side of desk. Something is hidden inside. It's another riddle.

A hint can be found at a podium: letter from lord Benagard, judge's father-in-law. You will get to know that judge and his wife met in Bombay. And the box, which is a gift from her father, is refers to her travelling preferences. Cipher should not be problematic.

To open a box, look at a first photo by magnifying glass, especially at a visible clock. It points 6 PM. An inscription confirms that it was made in Bombay.

Now, in similar way examine the other photo. Clock points at 10 AM and it was made in London.

Choose a London among many marked city on the box's map (up, on the right) and set a number 10 in a window.

Then move a map, click Bombay and set a 18.

Holmes opens the box from which he takes a key. You get another achievement: "Finders Key-pers"

The Testament of Sherlock Holmes

September 20, 2012

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