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The Maritime Museum doors stood slightly ajar, beckoning Maximillian, Sarah, and Emily into the quiet hallways lined with models of ancient ships and maritime treasures. Sunlight streamed gently through stained glass windows, illuminating a single large pedestal at the room’s center—upon it rested the Golden Egg, glowing softly in morning light.

Approaching carefully, Maximillian cautiously opened the egg, revealing not gold or jewels, but a delicate note addressed to them personally. Sarah quickly unfolded it, reading aloud, «Congratulations on your clever journey! Your adventure has revealed Bergen’s greatest Easter mystery.»

Suddenly, lights illuminated the entire museum, revealing family, friends, and community members hidden behind exhibits, smiling warmly and applauding. The trio stood amazed, realizing their entire adventure had been carefully arranged—a special Easter surprise orchestrated by the city.

The mayor stepped forward, smiling broadly, and explained warmly, «This year’s Easter hunt celebrated Bergen’s history, culture, and teamwork. Your cleverness, determination, and friendship have inspired us all.» Maximillian, Sarah, and Emily exchanged proud smiles, feeling honored by the entire city’s recognition.

That morning, laughter and celebration filled the museum as Bergen honored its young heroes. Maximillian, Sarah, and Emily stood together, hearts full of joy, realizing this unforgettable Easter mystery had become their greatest adventure yet.

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.

The Fish Market was eerie under moonlight, stalls empty and quiet, the scent of saltwater lingering faintly in cool air. Maximillian led Sarah and Emily cautiously through the deserted marketplace, eyes alert for hidden hints. Suddenly, Emily spotted another blue ribbon tied discreetly to a stall’s wooden beam.

Sarah carefully lifted the ribbon, finding beneath it a sealed envelope. Opening it, she read clearly, «Almost there, the answer near, find the silence by waters clear.» Maximillian paused thoughtfully, glancing toward the quiet, glassy reflection of Lille Lungegårdsvannet.

They moved quickly to the serene lake’s edge, its surface mirroring Bergen’s twinkling lights. On a bench overlooking calm waters lay another subtle clue—a paper boat folded intricately, holding within it a tiny message, «Now seek the hidden silver sound beneath the earth’s quiet ground.»

Emily smiled knowingly, recognizing the meaning instantly. «Grieghallen, where music echoes beneath Bergen,» she whispered excitedly. Sarah nodded eagerly, the pieces finally converging into a coherent path.

The trio headed swiftly toward Grieghallen, anticipation growing, confident their efforts were about to uncover the greatest Easter mystery Bergen had ever known.

Approaching Gamlehaugen, the regal castle gleamed under starlight, casting mysterious shadows across expansive gardens. Sarah pushed open the grand iron gates, creaking softly into the silent night. Emily whispered nervously, sensing they were nearing the truth.

Inside the castle, antique portraits watched quietly from ornate frames, eyes seemingly following their movements. Maximillian carefully observed the paintings, suddenly pausing at one depicting a curious scene: children searching excitedly for Easter eggs beneath Bergen’s landmarks. «Look closely,» he murmured, «this painting holds another clue.»

Sarah gently touched the painting, discovering a hidden compartment behind the canvas. Her fingers withdrew a tiny silver key, engraved intricately with images of fish. Emily’s eyes widened excitedly. «Fish—the clue must lead us to the Fish Market.»

Without delay, they hurried from Gamlehaugen through empty streets toward Bergen’s vibrant heart. Maximillian knew the Fish Market, bustling by day, would now lie silent, awaiting them quietly beneath dimmed streetlights.

Their pace quickened, excitement building with each step. Bergen’s mysteries were unraveling quickly, each clue drawing them closer to an unexpected Easter surprise.

The ferry sliced quietly through moonlit waters toward Lysøen Island, the mysterious silhouette of Ole Bull’s villa emerging from darkness. Maximillian, Sarah, and Emily stood at the railing, watching the strange shapes of twisted trees swaying gently in the night breeze. Their hearts quickened in anticipation of the clue hidden somewhere ahead.

Landing softly on the shore, the trio approached the villa cautiously, drawn toward lights flickering faintly within. Sarah pointed toward a side entrance left ajar, inviting them silently forward. They slipped inside unnoticed, curiosity guiding every careful step through dimly lit hallways.

In the grand music room, beneath crystal chandeliers casting shimmering reflections, Emily discovered a familiar blue ribbon neatly tied around an ornate violin. «Someone wants us here,» she whispered, cautiously lifting the instrument to reveal another cryptic note tucked beneath.

Sarah quickly read aloud, «Music’s key unlocks the way, to a place where past memories stay.» Maximillian nodded thoughtfully, pointing eastward through the villa’s tall windows. «Gamlehaugen,» he declared confidently, «where history and secrets surely remain.»

Leaving the island swiftly, their minds raced with excitement. Gamlehaugen awaited them, a majestic castle filled with untold mysteries and clues bringing them ever closer to solving Bergen’s great Easter enigma.