Brain Out 2 Level 109
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
Level 109 says "save her!" A vampire with fangs and a black cape has grabbed a woman in a dark stone room, purple smoke swirling around them. On the wall hangs a framed picture of garlic, a bat flies overhead, a spider webs the corner, and a closed coffin with a cross stands to the left. The window is shut. The victory line, "Scared to death! I don't want a rabies vaccine!", appears after daylight pours in and the vampire burns away.
- Difficulty: Regular
- Estimated moves: 1
Step-by-Step Solution
- Recognize the attacker. The fanged man in the cape is a vampire grabbing the woman.
- Look at the window. The window shutters are closed, keeping the room dark.
- Open the window. Pull the shutters open to let the outside world in.
- Sunlight floods the room. Bright daylight and a rooster crowing outside stream in through the open window.
- The vampire melts. Exposed to sunlight, the vampire shrivels into a steaming black puddle on the floor. The woman is left standing safe and relieved. The screen says "Scared to death! I don't want a rabies vaccine!" and the level is cleared.
Strategy & Reasoning
This is classic vampire lore applied as a puzzle. A vampire is only vulnerable in daylight, and the room has been kept pitch-black with the shutters closed. The garlic picture, bat, spider, and coffin are spooky set dressing — the garlic is a framed drawing, not a usable clove.
The only way to defeat the vampire without touching him is to break the darkness he is hiding in. Opening the window lets sunlight flood in, which is lethal to vampires. The rooster outside signals dawn, confirming the sun has risen. Once the light hits him, he evaporates into a puddle and the woman is freed.
The lesson is to exploit the monster's weakness rather than fight him directly. The closed window is the single object keeping him safe; opening it is the whole solution.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Mistake: trying to fight the vampire. You cannot physically shove or punch him off the woman.
- Mistake: using the garlic. The garlic is only a framed picture on the wall, not a usable weapon.
- Mistake: leaving the window shut. You must open the window shutters. Sunlight streaming in makes the vampire melt away; only then is she saved.
Walkthrough Notes
The attacker is a vampire, and vampires are destroyed by sunlight. The shutters are closed, keeping the room dark, so the vampire feels safe. The picture of garlic on the wall and the coffin are decoys; garlic only repels, it does not destroy. The decisive move is to open the shutters and flood the room with daylight. The rooster outside reinforces that it is daytime. Once sunlight hits him, the vampire burns away, and the woman is safe. Compare this with throwing garlic or opening the coffin: those only bother him. Direct sunlight is the one thing that defeats him, which is why the window is the key.
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