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Pythagoras recorded the location of the two key pieces and the Lost City on a map inside one of LapTrap's programs.

Just then, LapTrap appears to assist the ClueFinders. The ClueFinders conclude that they need to find the two pieces of the key and get to the Lost City. The halves of the key were then buried deep in puzzles in two corners of the rainforest, in hopes that this would only allow the wise and worthy to enter the city. Afraid that Mathra might escape, they left their city and locked the entrance with a golden key, which they split into two halves. They eventually captured Mathra and locked him in a deep dungeon. Legend had it that the ancient Numerian people encountered a monster named Mathra, who terrorized the animals of the forest. Limburger, who explains the myth of Mathra to them. The ClueFinders travel to the rainforest in an airplane piloted by Fletcher Q. Pythagoras' last request to his computer companion LapTrap before his abduction was to call the ClueFinders, a group of detectives founded by Dr. However, one day while conducting his research, he was seemingly kidnapped by the monster. Horace Pythagoras, a scientist who has traveled there to study the secrets of Numeria, believes that there should be a more logical explanation to the situation.

4.4 Lost City (Science and Language Arts)Īnimals have been mysteriously disappearing from the Numerian rainforest, and rumors say that an ancient monster named Mathra has returned.