Grieghallen stood grandly silent in the late-night darkness, its glass facade reflecting city lights like glittering stars. Maximillian, Sarah, and Emily quietly slipped through a small side entrance, gently stepping into the dimly lit corridors beneath the concert hall. Music’s faint echo lingered subtly, guiding them onward.
Within a rehearsal room, Sarah noticed a glint of gold atop a polished grand piano. Drawing closer, she found a golden feather identical to the one discovered at Rosenkrantz Tower. Emily lifted the piano’s lid carefully, revealing a hidden scroll of musical notes and another message beneath.
Maximillian quickly read the elegant handwriting, «The golden egg lies not far from here, the final answer soon made clear. Look closely now at Bergen’s pride, where ancient ships and treasures hide.» Emily gasped lightly, whispering urgently, «The Maritime Museum!»
They exited Grieghallen swiftly, excitement driving each hurried step. Bergen Maritime Museum, filled with historical artifacts and ancient ships, promised a perfect final destination for the elusive Golden Egg.
As dawn began breaking gently over Bergen, the trio rushed toward their final destination, confident the Easter mystery would soon reveal itself in all its brilliance.