(Solved): THE DOZEN EGGS There is one egg in each of the twelve corridors in Baroness Ursula Ulich's Undergro ...

THE DOZEN EGGS There is one egg in each of the twelve corridors in Baroness Ursula Ulich's Underground Mansion. Each egg is of a different stone. The complete set would be indescribably valuable. There is one egg in each of the corridors (hallways). There are eight rooms in the mansion, but there are no eggs in the rooms-only in the corridors. Hints: - The garnet egg is in the corridor between the Game Room and the Grand Foyer. - The amethyst egg is in the corridor between the Torture Chamber and the Study. - The diamond egg is in the corridor between the Kitchen and the Pantry. - The ruby egg is in the corridor between the Equipment Room and the Grand Foyer. - The crystal egg is in the corridor between the Dining Room and the Study. - The sapphire egg is in the corridor between the Kitchen and the Dining Room. - The emerald egg is in the corridor between the Dining Room and the Grand Foyer. - The alabaster egg is in the corridor between the Torture Chamber and the Kitchen. - The opal egg is in the corridor between the Equipment Room and the Study. - The lapis egg is in the corridor between the Study and the Grand Foyer. - The granite egg is in the corridor between the Game Ro??m and the Dining Room. - The topaz egg is in the corridor between the Dining Room and the Pantry. Draw a map of the underground mansion (using a separate sheet of paper). In your map, all of the corridors must be straight and cannot overlap. Baroness Ursula Ulrich's Underground Mansion is in such terrible shape that every time you walk through a corridor and collect an egg, the corridor collapses so you can't ever use it again.