TRANSCRIPT Good work Detective! But there is no rest for the wicked. Welcome to your penultimate challenge detective. You have done well, and, thanks to me, your hubris seems to have been kept in check. Don’t let your success so far change that! You are not out of Tartarus yet. And the task before you is daunting. Unlike previous rooms, where the number of doors has been somewhat limited, you are now faced with 12 doors, 11 of which lead to eternal misery. I want you to know detective, that while I find Roman mythology to be a cheap knockoff of Greek mythology, my knowledge of it is still extensive and I advise you to acquire some of this knowledge yourself. What is the best way to do this, you ask? Examine the handwritten hint sheet I have provided; it will be your guide The remainder of the room is dedicated to the warriors and heroes of greek mythology. This seemed fitting given the battle you find yourself ensnared in. You will have to familiarize yourself with the greatest heroes in all of mythology in order to know how to come out victorious. I have tried to make it fun for you by putting a modern twist on ancient mythology. For example, I imagined what a divine tattoo parlor on Mount Olympus might look like. I tried to picture what sorts of tattoos the Gods would get. I envision them getting tattoos uniquely suited to them, but that got me thinking: what if you stripped the gods of their most famous attributes to the letter? What would be left? Also did you know that Hephaestus had a side gig running an apparel company known as OverArmor? He made armor and weapons for the most famous of Heroes. Unfortunately, his accountant was not very good, and he lost track of who placed what order. Based on your mythological knowledge can you help Hephaestus figure out who the orders belong to? It might require meticulous review of the OverArmor catalog plus scouring every line and word of the handbook. You may now open the envelope labeled Room 5.