*25
You order N2FACE to display a list of
the nine volcanoes uncovered by the LAVA
agents before they were captured. You
know that three of the volcanoes contain
bombs.
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You have chosen [VOL1], [VOL2], and
[VOL3].  Are these the volcanoes you
want to visit?
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"Ready for lift off?" asks N2FACE.

"Yes. Activate thruster rockets," you
say.

Flames explode from the Firefly's
rockets. The G-forces (gravity) of the
lift-off push you back into your seat.
The noise from the rockets batters your
ears.
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The Firefly flies straight up into the
sky. After a little while, it levels
off. Soon, you reach your destination.

"Activate heat shields, N2FACE, we're
almost at the mouth of the volcano," you
say.

The volcano below is erupting. To stop
the Firefly from being thrown out of the
volcano, you must carefully time your
landing between eruptions.
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"Yikes!" you say, as the Firefly is
thrown end over end out of the volcano.

"All that spinning has given me a
terrible pain in my memory chip." N2FACE
is groggy.

"It's the electronic version of a
headache," you say. "Hang on, I'll try
again."
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*32
"HAWAII!" you shout.

"I'm fine, thanks," replies N2FACE.

"No, I meant the name of the state. I
wasn't asking about your health," you
try to explain.

The Firefly hits the surface of the lava
and begins to descend into Mauna Loa.
Boiling orange lava bubbles and explodes
against the Firefly's thick shell. The
temperature of the molten rock is more
than 2,000 degrees! You hope that the
Firefly can take this much punishment.
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*33
At last the Firefly reaches the depths
of Mauna Loa. You order N2FACE to launch
a metal probe into the lava to look for
a bomb. Although Dr. No wants Hawaii as
his research lab, you suspect that he
may have planted a bomb in Mauna Loa
anyway. If his demands are not met, he
may destroy Hawaii out of spite.
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*34
"Ha!" you yell excitedly. "The metal
probe has found a bomb attached to the
side of Mauna Loa!"

Now you must defuse the bomb so it
can't explode!  You tell N2FACE to
connect a cable to the bomb's computer.
As soon as the cable is attached, a
series of numbers appears on the Firefly
computer screen.

It is a set of secret code numbers!
N2FACE can only figure out part of the
code!
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*35
To defuse the bomb, you must type in
the missing number in the sequence.


      2--19--36--53--70-- ?
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*36
"Kowabunga!" you cry happily when you
see that the bomb is defused.

"Congratulations, [NAME]! I was afraid
you were going to WIPE OUT on that
one," says N2FACE, using surfing lingo.
"I have some information about Mauna
Loa. Do you want to see it?"
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*37
"Oops! It looks like I WIPED OUT on
this one," you say. The bomb now begins
to tick loudly.

"You had better get it right this time
or that bomb is going to dump us both
hard, dude," replies N2FACE, mimicking
your surfing lingo.
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*38
Mauna Loa is the biggest volcano in
the world. From the seabed to its peak
it stands nearly 30,000 feet high. Mauna
Loa is one of five volcanoes that form
the island of Hawaii. It is a shield
volcano, a term used to describe a large
volcano with gently sloping sides.

Hawaiian eruptions are generally mild
rather than explosive because the lava
is thin and runs easily. However, in
1935, a flow of lava from Mauna Loa
threatened to destroy the town of Hilo.
The U.S. Air Corps dropped twenty 600-
pound bombs on the flow. The explosions
diverted the lava away from the town.
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*39
The probe searches everywhere in the
lava of Mauna Loa but finds nothing.

"There doesn't seem to be a bomb in
Mauna Loa," you report to Commander
Stone over the radio.

"Then I won't even ask what you're
doing in the middle of the Pacific,"
says the Commander. "But if you don't
find those bombs soon, I'll have you
making grass skirts for the rest of your
life!"
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*40
You switch off the radio.

N2FACE asks, "Do you want to see the
clues again, [NAME]?"
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*41
"Touchdown! Turn on the cameras and
monitors!" you tell N2FACE. The large
screen in front of you flickers and
comes to life. An eerie orange light
fills the capsule, as the Firefly sinks
slowly into the molten lava inside
Stromboli.

"Either we just landed in an enormous
dish of orange jelly or we're inside
Stromboli," you say.
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*42
"An exploding bomb would cause havoc in
either case," says N2FACE. "Imagine:
there would be jelly hanging off the
ceiling, the lights, your dog...."

"That's what my mother would call a
JELLY DO-NOT," you reply. You order
N2FACE to launch a metal probe to check
for a bomb in Stromboli.
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*43
"Ha!" you yell excitedly. "The metal
probe has found a bomb attached to the
side of Stromboli!"

Now you must defuse the bomb so it
can't explode! You tell N2FACE to
connect a cable to the bomb's computer.
As soon as the cable is attached, a
series of letters appears on the Firefly
computer screen.

It is a set of secret code letters!
N2FACE can only figure out part of the
code!
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*44
To defuse the bomb, you must type in the
missing letter in the sequence.


        C--F--I--L-- ? --R--U--X
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*45
The blinking red light on the bomb
goes out. "I did it! I defused the
bomb!" you shout.

"Nice going, [NAME]!" says N2FACE. "Now
that you've solved that sticky problem,
[NAME], do you want to hear some
information about Stromboli?"
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*46
Alarm bells begin ringing. "I must
have gotten it wrong," you shout. The
bomb could blow up any second!

"Try again before the bomb turns us
into strawberry jelly," says N2FACE.
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*47
Stromboli is a volcano on the Lipari
Islands, near Italy. It erupts more
often than almost any other volcano. The
volcano consists of three vents or holes
in the floor of the volcano's crater.
They erupt every 30 minutes, shooting
burning chunks of lava as high as 1,000
feet in the air.

Stromboli gives its name to a type of
volcanic eruption that is usually mild
but frequent. However, Stromboli,
itself, has been known to exhibit
violent, explosive phases.
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*49
The metal probe finds nothing inside
Stromboli. You radio back to Commander
Stone. "There's no bomb in here,
Commander," you say.

"Well, get out of there! I'm not
paying you to sit on a Mediterranean
island soaking up the heat."

"You're not paying me at all," you say,
turning off the microphone. Secretly,
though, you are proud just to be a LAVA
agent.
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