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I am a spy for the CIA. Since I am in a hostile territory, my next mission was given to me in a very coded manner.



Today, while playing chess in the local park a briefcase landed on my head. Feeling that it fell from the tree that was above me, I looked up, expecting to see someone there but mysteriously, no one was there.



Since my chess game was ruined by the case falling onto the chessboard, I shook hands with my opponent and walked away with the briefcase.



After I was in my apartment, I took a look at the many documents inside the briefcase.





There was this newspaper advertisement:



Here Is Fun Every Night!



To be for Queen/One in for Rook in



Six Rooks one/Six Rooks one



Three Knights, three Pawns/There Bishops for



Seven pawns/For knights, one are king



Space bishop/Space dash



Space dash/Sometimes darkness wins over space light



So come to our poetry club. It’ll be fun every knight for you!





After that was an odd cassette tape that played the following sounds, in ten steps:



1.Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



2.Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



3.Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



4.Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



5.Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



6.Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop



7.Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



8.Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



9.Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop



10.Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop





There was this short poem:



Never trust a gift.



For it has an even deadlier gift.



Never trust Siberian men as well.



For they have cold, frozen hearts.



Not even L.L. Zamenhof, a man of understanding, could.



Everyone has a deadly present for one another.



Tharapita brings us thunder.



Tim Krabbe brings us dangerous games.



To Albania we shall find the most deadly gift of all!





Finally, there was a paper with chess notations:



Black Goes First




  1. ? Bf3

  2. f3 g5

  3. g5 c5

  4. e4 e4

  5. g8 h3

  6. h5




Using this information, tell me who I am going after, what I will do, where, and with what.



Good luck!



NOTE TO SELF: The number 10 seems to be a pattern here...



P.S.-This a very layered puzzle, and it is not nessacarily in order or all about chess. But that’s why it’s a called a puzzle,after all! Mwuhahahahaha!










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    You do love chess, don't you! I give you your High Distinction certificate xD $(+1)$
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    2 hours ago








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    Yes I do! Why thank you! :D
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    (ROT13) Uzz... V abgvprq gung gur gvgyr bs gur arjfcncre nqiregvfrzrag vf 'Urer vf Sha Rirel Avtug'. Ohg gur ynfg yvar fnlf, "vg'yy or sha rirel xavtug sbe lbh". Gurer nccrnef gb or n qvssrerag pubvpr bs fcryyvat urer... jnf guvf qryvorengr?
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    Yes it is deliberate-however it is just a pun for the sake of the question. It does not partake in then solving of the puzzle.
    $endgroup$
    – Rewan Demontay
    1 hour ago
















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$begingroup$


I am a spy for the CIA. Since I am in a hostile territory, my next mission was given to me in a very coded manner.



Today, while playing chess in the local park a briefcase landed on my head. Feeling that it fell from the tree that was above me, I looked up, expecting to see someone there but mysteriously, no one was there.



Since my chess game was ruined by the case falling onto the chessboard, I shook hands with my opponent and walked away with the briefcase.



After I was in my apartment, I took a look at the many documents inside the briefcase.





There was this newspaper advertisement:



Here Is Fun Every Night!



To be for Queen/One in for Rook in



Six Rooks one/Six Rooks one



Three Knights, three Pawns/There Bishops for



Seven pawns/For knights, one are king



Space bishop/Space dash



Space dash/Sometimes darkness wins over space light



So come to our poetry club. It’ll be fun every knight for you!





After that was an odd cassette tape that played the following sounds, in ten steps:



1.Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



2.Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



3.Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



4.Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



5.Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



6.Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop



7.Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



8.Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



9.Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop



10.Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop





There was this short poem:



Never trust a gift.



For it has an even deadlier gift.



Never trust Siberian men as well.



For they have cold, frozen hearts.



Not even L.L. Zamenhof, a man of understanding, could.



Everyone has a deadly present for one another.



Tharapita brings us thunder.



Tim Krabbe brings us dangerous games.



To Albania we shall find the most deadly gift of all!





Finally, there was a paper with chess notations:



Black Goes First




  1. ? Bf3

  2. f3 g5

  3. g5 c5

  4. e4 e4

  5. g8 h3

  6. h5




Using this information, tell me who I am going after, what I will do, where, and with what.



Good luck!



NOTE TO SELF: The number 10 seems to be a pattern here...



P.S.-This a very layered puzzle, and it is not nessacarily in order or all about chess. But that’s why it’s a called a puzzle,after all! Mwuhahahahaha!










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  • $begingroup$
    You do love chess, don't you! I give you your High Distinction certificate xD $(+1)$
    $endgroup$
    – user477343
    2 hours ago








  • 1




    $begingroup$
    Yes I do! Why thank you! :D
    $endgroup$
    – Rewan Demontay
    2 hours ago










  • $begingroup$
    (ROT13) Uzz... V abgvprq gung gur gvgyr bs gur arjfcncre nqiregvfrzrag vf 'Urer vf Sha Rirel Avtug'. Ohg gur ynfg yvar fnlf, "vg'yy or sha rirel xavtug sbe lbh". Gurer nccrnef gb or n qvssrerag pubvpr bs fcryyvat urer... jnf guvf qryvorengr?
    $endgroup$
    – user477343
    1 hour ago








  • 1




    $begingroup$
    Yes it is deliberate-however it is just a pun for the sake of the question. It does not partake in then solving of the puzzle.
    $endgroup$
    – Rewan Demontay
    1 hour ago














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$begingroup$


I am a spy for the CIA. Since I am in a hostile territory, my next mission was given to me in a very coded manner.



Today, while playing chess in the local park a briefcase landed on my head. Feeling that it fell from the tree that was above me, I looked up, expecting to see someone there but mysteriously, no one was there.



Since my chess game was ruined by the case falling onto the chessboard, I shook hands with my opponent and walked away with the briefcase.



After I was in my apartment, I took a look at the many documents inside the briefcase.





There was this newspaper advertisement:



Here Is Fun Every Night!



To be for Queen/One in for Rook in



Six Rooks one/Six Rooks one



Three Knights, three Pawns/There Bishops for



Seven pawns/For knights, one are king



Space bishop/Space dash



Space dash/Sometimes darkness wins over space light



So come to our poetry club. It’ll be fun every knight for you!





After that was an odd cassette tape that played the following sounds, in ten steps:



1.Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



2.Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



3.Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



4.Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



5.Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



6.Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop



7.Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



8.Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



9.Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop



10.Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop





There was this short poem:



Never trust a gift.



For it has an even deadlier gift.



Never trust Siberian men as well.



For they have cold, frozen hearts.



Not even L.L. Zamenhof, a man of understanding, could.



Everyone has a deadly present for one another.



Tharapita brings us thunder.



Tim Krabbe brings us dangerous games.



To Albania we shall find the most deadly gift of all!





Finally, there was a paper with chess notations:



Black Goes First




  1. ? Bf3

  2. f3 g5

  3. g5 c5

  4. e4 e4

  5. g8 h3

  6. h5




Using this information, tell me who I am going after, what I will do, where, and with what.



Good luck!



NOTE TO SELF: The number 10 seems to be a pattern here...



P.S.-This a very layered puzzle, and it is not nessacarily in order or all about chess. But that’s why it’s a called a puzzle,after all! Mwuhahahahaha!










share|improve this question











$endgroup$




I am a spy for the CIA. Since I am in a hostile territory, my next mission was given to me in a very coded manner.



Today, while playing chess in the local park a briefcase landed on my head. Feeling that it fell from the tree that was above me, I looked up, expecting to see someone there but mysteriously, no one was there.



Since my chess game was ruined by the case falling onto the chessboard, I shook hands with my opponent and walked away with the briefcase.



After I was in my apartment, I took a look at the many documents inside the briefcase.





There was this newspaper advertisement:



Here Is Fun Every Night!



To be for Queen/One in for Rook in



Six Rooks one/Six Rooks one



Three Knights, three Pawns/There Bishops for



Seven pawns/For knights, one are king



Space bishop/Space dash



Space dash/Sometimes darkness wins over space light



So come to our poetry club. It’ll be fun every knight for you!





After that was an odd cassette tape that played the following sounds, in ten steps:



1.Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



2.Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



3.Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



4.Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



5.Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



6.Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop



7.Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



8.Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop



9.Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop



10.Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop, Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop





There was this short poem:



Never trust a gift.



For it has an even deadlier gift.



Never trust Siberian men as well.



For they have cold, frozen hearts.



Not even L.L. Zamenhof, a man of understanding, could.



Everyone has a deadly present for one another.



Tharapita brings us thunder.



Tim Krabbe brings us dangerous games.



To Albania we shall find the most deadly gift of all!





Finally, there was a paper with chess notations:



Black Goes First




  1. ? Bf3

  2. f3 g5

  3. g5 c5

  4. e4 e4

  5. g8 h3

  6. h5




Using this information, tell me who I am going after, what I will do, where, and with what.



Good luck!



NOTE TO SELF: The number 10 seems to be a pattern here...



P.S.-This a very layered puzzle, and it is not nessacarily in order or all about chess. But that’s why it’s a called a puzzle,after all! Mwuhahahahaha!







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  • $begingroup$
    You do love chess, don't you! I give you your High Distinction certificate xD $(+1)$
    $endgroup$
    – user477343
    2 hours ago








  • 1




    $begingroup$
    Yes I do! Why thank you! :D
    $endgroup$
    – Rewan Demontay
    2 hours ago










  • $begingroup$
    (ROT13) Uzz... V abgvprq gung gur gvgyr bs gur arjfcncre nqiregvfrzrag vf 'Urer vf Sha Rirel Avtug'. Ohg gur ynfg yvar fnlf, "vg'yy or sha rirel xavtug sbe lbh". Gurer nccrnef gb or n qvssrerag pubvpr bs fcryyvat urer... jnf guvf qryvorengr?
    $endgroup$
    – user477343
    1 hour ago








  • 1




    $begingroup$
    Yes it is deliberate-however it is just a pun for the sake of the question. It does not partake in then solving of the puzzle.
    $endgroup$
    – Rewan Demontay
    1 hour ago


















  • $begingroup$
    You do love chess, don't you! I give you your High Distinction certificate xD $(+1)$
    $endgroup$
    – user477343
    2 hours ago








  • 1




    $begingroup$
    Yes I do! Why thank you! :D
    $endgroup$
    – Rewan Demontay
    2 hours ago










  • $begingroup$
    (ROT13) Uzz... V abgvprq gung gur gvgyr bs gur arjfcncre nqiregvfrzrag vf 'Urer vf Sha Rirel Avtug'. Ohg gur ynfg yvar fnlf, "vg'yy or sha rirel xavtug sbe lbh". Gurer nccrnef gb or n qvssrerag pubvpr bs fcryyvat urer... jnf guvf qryvorengr?
    $endgroup$
    – user477343
    1 hour ago








  • 1




    $begingroup$
    Yes it is deliberate-however it is just a pun for the sake of the question. It does not partake in then solving of the puzzle.
    $endgroup$
    – Rewan Demontay
    1 hour ago
















$begingroup$
You do love chess, don't you! I give you your High Distinction certificate xD $(+1)$
$endgroup$
– user477343
2 hours ago






$begingroup$
You do love chess, don't you! I give you your High Distinction certificate xD $(+1)$
$endgroup$
– user477343
2 hours ago






1




1




$begingroup$
Yes I do! Why thank you! :D
$endgroup$
– Rewan Demontay
2 hours ago




$begingroup$
Yes I do! Why thank you! :D
$endgroup$
– Rewan Demontay
2 hours ago












$begingroup$
(ROT13) Uzz... V abgvprq gung gur gvgyr bs gur arjfcncre nqiregvfrzrag vf 'Urer vf Sha Rirel Avtug'. Ohg gur ynfg yvar fnlf, "vg'yy or sha rirel xavtug sbe lbh". Gurer nccrnef gb or n qvssrerag pubvpr bs fcryyvat urer... jnf guvf qryvorengr?
$endgroup$
– user477343
1 hour ago






$begingroup$
(ROT13) Uzz... V abgvprq gung gur gvgyr bs gur arjfcncre nqiregvfrzrag vf 'Urer vf Sha Rirel Avtug'. Ohg gur ynfg yvar fnlf, "vg'yy or sha rirel xavtug sbe lbh". Gurer nccrnef gb or n qvssrerag pubvpr bs fcryyvat urer... jnf guvf qryvorengr?
$endgroup$
– user477343
1 hour ago






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1




$begingroup$
Yes it is deliberate-however it is just a pun for the sake of the question. It does not partake in then solving of the puzzle.
$endgroup$
– Rewan Demontay
1 hour ago




$begingroup$
Yes it is deliberate-however it is just a pun for the sake of the question. It does not partake in then solving of the puzzle.
$endgroup$
– Rewan Demontay
1 hour ago










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