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Dracula: Origin Hints

What should I do with the laboratory equipment?

  • 1 of 15: First off, you are going to need to find the two clues to this puzzle that are in the room.
  • 2 of 15: You will find one by speaking with the Duchess Orlowski.
  • 3 of 15: She is humming a melody. Ask her about it.
  • 4 of 15: Van Helsing will note down the musical notes she was singing. They are very important.
  • 5 of 15: The second clue can be found near the locked door to the library.
  • 6 of 15: Look at the painting of the piano keyboard.
  • 7 of 15: Van Helsing sees chemical formulae on it, and also notes them down in the notebook.
  • 8 of 15: Now, we have a melody of musical notes, colored test-tubes with various chemicals in, and a list of chemicals linked to individual musical notes from the painting on the wall.
  • 9 of 15: All we need to do is find out which chemicals are in which test tubes.
  • 10 of 15: There is a good just to the right of the lab equipment which gives you this information.
  • 11 of 15: You then need to simply grab a piece of paper from the right-hand side of the lab and dip it in the chemicals in the order of the melody that the Duchess sang.
  • 12 of 15: She sang: low C, G, D#, F, D, A#, high C.
  • 13 of 15: The chemicals that match these are, in the correct order:
  • 14 of 15: Yellow, blue, green, black, red, orange, and white.
  • 15 of 15: This will give a series of numbers on the paper.