Lapis Gate

An empty place can be the most important piece of a puzzle. Inside Lapis Gate, two carved rings carry stones through an Egyptian temple mechanism. Drag the outer ring and the inner ring answers in the opposite direction. When the pair a lock is asking for lines up beneath it, seat the stones and leave two gaps behind. The pair you choose now decides what can still meet later. Every turn burns lamp oil, so the shortest path matters. Across twenty-two seals the temple adds a moon gate that flips stones between Sun and Moon, locks that take their pairs in order, ruby bars and a scarab wing that moves one ring alone. Undo is free, and a hint reads the rings for you. Match the master's count of turns and the seal leaves a gilded imprint in the limestone.