In The Sherlock Society, how was alcohol hauled out of the Lost City?

• A. On Wagons / horse and wagon
• B. By airplane
• C. In boats
• D. On foot

Answer: (A)

Transferring large quantities of goods like alcohol in this setting is best understood through overland, horse-drawn transport. Wagons pulled by horses provide the bulk capacity and flexibility needed to move heavy loads on roads or rough terrain, which fits a Lost City backdrop without modern infrastructure. Airplanes wouldn’t be a plausible option here, and boats would limit movement to waterways that may not be consistently available. Carrying the alcohol by hand or in small carts would be far too slow and impractical for the scale described, making wagon transport the sensible choice.