Inspired by the 15-puzzle, Cuber QQ invents a new puzzle game, named confusing puzzle, as it always makes players confused.
The puzzle is a parallelogram, which contains

vertices. We'll consider the parallelogram rows numbered from bottom to top

through

, and the columns numbered from left to right

through

. Then we'll denote the position of vertices in row

and column

as
)
and its initial id is
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.
The following figure shows the initial parallelogram:
Each time, the player can operate the parallelogram in the following two ways:
-
, select an \textbf{upright} equilateral triangle (positions of vertices on it is
and
) and rotate it clockwise. -
, select a diamond (positions of vertices on it is
and
) and rotate it clockwise.
Cuber QQ will give you a scrambled puzzle, and ask you to restore it within

operations.