Vampire Wedding Prank For The Brave

You find yourself in a vast, dimly lit room, the only illumination coming from flickering candles. The room presents a dilemma, with four different doorways, leaving you uncertain about which path to choose. Suddenly, the doors swing open, and four individuals enter the room – two men, one woman, and a teenage girl. They claim to be prisoners like you, but there's a twist – three of them admit to being vampires. Your task is to figure out whom to trust. Who will you trust? ... The answer becomes clear as you notice that only the second man casts a shadow from the candlelight, proving he's not a vampire. You decide to trust him, and together, you shut the door behind you, temporarily deterring the other three.

As you continue running with the man, he informs you that he has been trapped in this place for three days, unable to solve the next challenge on his own. There's one attempt available, and failure results in a 24-hour lockout from the exit. Ahead lies a door guarded by a robot that requires a changing password. The man reveals that he observed the vampires interact with the robot twice before. The first time, the robot said "12," and the vampire replied "six." The second time, the robot said "six," and the vampire replied "three." However, when the man encountered the robot, it said "eight," and his reply of "four" led to failure. Now, it's your turn to tackle the robot's challenge. When the robot says "four," what is the answer? ... The answer is "four." The trick is not to divide the number by two, as the vampires did, but to count the number of letters in the word "four."

Having successfully passed the robot's test, you find yourself in another dark room, but this time, you are surrounded by eight hungry dogs. On a table stands a meat cake, just out of the dogs' reach. To befriend them and avoid becoming their meal, you need to divide the cake into eight equal pieces using only three cuts. How will you do that? ... First, you make a single cut, slicing the cake in half to create two pieces. Then, you make a perpendicular cut, creating four pieces. Finally, you cut the cake horizontally in the middle, turning each of the four pieces into two, giving you a total of eight equal pieces.

With the dogs happily fed, you proceed through the next door and find yourself in a pitch-black tunnel. Feeling your way along the wall, you navigate in darkness for what seems like an eternity until you finally reach a source of light. There, you encounter another massive door that demands a passcode. Fortunately, there's a hint available, and two questions will reveal the passcode. The first question asks how many months have 28 days? What is your answer? ... The answer is all twelve months. The second question presents a sequence of letters: S, M, H, D, W. You recognize that they stand for seconds, minutes, hours, days, and weeks, respectively. The next letters in the sequence should be M for months and Y for years, yielding the complete passcode: 12MW.

As you enter the passcode, the door clicks open, and you finally step outside, greeted by fresh air and sunlight. However, your moment of relief is short-lived as a police officer approaches you, accompanied by two women with paper bags over their heads. They claim that one of these women is your bride, and you must identify her. Unfortunately, you haven't seen your bride-to-be in her wedding dress yet, and both women appear identical with their faces concealed. What will you do? ... After some careful consideration, you realize that one of the women is wearing a wedding ring, which your bride-to-be should not have since you haven't married yet. The one without the ring must be your bride, and as she removes the paper bag, you see that it is indeed her.

To your surprise, the vampires reappear, only to reveal that they were your friends playing a prank on you. While it was all a joke, they hope you had fun in the process. And with a mixture of relief and amusement, you finally get to enjoy the rest of your wedding day."