How Do I Brew Me Some Sophia?

1. Know anything about chemistry?

2. Us neither. That's alright, you don't need to.

3. First of all, the tubes look all messed up.

4. Have you rearranged them?

5. Keep trying, it's not that hard once you get used to the movement pattern.

6. Done it? Good. Now let's look at the beakers.

7. There are numbers scrawled on them.

8. They might be important. Why scrawl on them otherwise?

9. Maybe they point to the order the beakers need to be arranged in.

10. Look around the lab a little more carefully.

11. Do you see the Periodic Table?

12. You probably can't make heads or tails of it. (Us neither.) It's all a jumble of numbers and letters.

13. Hmm.

(PARTIAL SOLUTION FOLLOWS)

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14. Consult the Periodic Table to find what letters each number corresponds to.

15. 5 is B, 10 is Ne, 16 is S and 18 is Ar.

16. The answer must be in your memory somewhere.

17. Seriously, have a look in your inventory.

18. Why on earth do you still have a memory of the forest map?

19. It's smiling happily at you. Well, that little smiley face there in the middle is.

20. What did that correspond to again?

21. That's right, you never found out.

22. Remember how you made the map?

23. You used a chessboard.

24. Could the smiley face indicate the position of a chess piece?

25. Why don't you look it up?

(PARTIAL SOLUTION FOLLOWS)

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26. Go to the library and use the map on the chess book.

27. The Barnes Opening. A bad opening, but wonderful here.

28. Can you spell "Barnes" using the beakers?

(VERY FINAL SOLUTION FOLLOWS)

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29. Arrange the beakers in this order: 5, 18, 10, 16.

30. Tap the match to light the burner, and watch.

31. What are you waiting for? Drink up!