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What we know:



- There are seven elements to this puzzle.


- Three elements refer to the three levels below, and the other four refer to CC but are not specific levels.


- "Take The I Train" is level #73 of CCLP3, element #1


- "Which One Next?" is level #88 of CCLP3, element #2


- "Iceberg" is level #21 in CC1, element #3

My speculation:



infested with slime can refer to a number of items (not CC levels), including:



- blobs


- blob patterns


- blob concepts


- excessive overusage of blobs


- melee and blobs (blob dodging levels) [example: Rock's Roll the Dice uses both ice and blobs...]



which one next can refer to other things besides the level in CCLP3, including



- itemswapping


- confusion of item choice


- next item or object in a series of objects, e.g. blocks, keys, chips (sub-idea of itemswapping)



I'd rather walk on an iceberg instead could refer to a couple things, including



- differentiation between the level ICEBERG and an ice level that is officially placed in CCLP1 (could this be an allusion to Frozen Labyrinth?)


- the choosing of an ice-related level, concept, etc. over another tile level, concept, etc. such as ice and block puzzles over fireball and fire mazes



Other notable or useless things to include, whether they are relevant or not:



The three level elements, when the level slot values are added together, comes to an answer of 182 (73 + 88 + 21). Are there any specific levels with a reference in CCLP1 or even CC1 or CCLP3 (excluding CCLP2 since no relationship with it in this riddle has been found) with 182 chips, or other using of the number 182?






In the meantime, I tried taking the I Train, but it was infested with slime, so I got off and waited to see which one came next. Honestly, I'd rather walk on an iceberg instead.



Here's a look at the phrase with the exclusions of the clues that have been figured out, or moreso of an estimate considering there are seven elements and terms such as "instead" and/or "infested" could possibly be another clue..