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hey Penguin,

Well the 4th mission came out and it must be the HARDEST mission so I decided to write down everything I did to beat it.

First, talk to G. He will open the gadget room. he says you will need the life preserver.

Then, get the presever.

Go get the fishing rod in the ski lodge. It’s next to the bucket of fish.

Go to the lighthouse. Theres a boat with rope. Click on the rope and put it in your inventory.

At the beacon, you can use the wrench form your spy phone to unscrew the telescope. Put the telescope in your inventory after you unscrew it.

When you go to the ski village, their is a crying penguin talk to him.

Click on the white furs next to the penguin. It look like the furs from mission 2.

then go to the mountain and click on the ridge run. you will see different routes. 2 of them will make you fall down to the ski village, and one takes you closer to the penguins. the right one changes every tim. so click on all three until you get the right one. then, you will do the same thing again, but this time the right way is different. You will do this 6 times before you get to the penguins.

now, click on the preserver. put it on top of the fishing rod. then put the rope on the preserver/fishing rod. then use it and click on the broken fence

this is the final part. you click and the preserver drops down. first off, you use it to knock down the limb. then pick up the first penguin by clicking so the preserver falls on the penguin on the tree. then pick up the second penguin the same way.

to get the third penguin, put on of the penguins on the branch. then use the other penguin to get the third one.

for the final one, drop all three penguins next to the rock. they will knock it down, and the final penguin will move up a litlle. then pick up the 3 penguins and get the fourth one.

And then your done. just make sure to give G the white furs when he asks about anything interesting happening.

Have fun!
L4ndo

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