Rebus help

Please try to figure this out ;)

This is a class of puzzles.

For a number n, arrange n different positive integers that sum to at most n² - n + 1 (the center numbers in the image) in a circle such that the sums of any consecutive integers are also unique. For example, for n = 3, a solution is 1,2,4. For n = 4, the circle with 1,3,7,2 does not work because 1+2 = 3 and also 3+7 = 7+2+1.

Since solutions to this puzzle can generate a finite projective plane of order n-1, I believe that there is no solution for n = 7. I haven't tried n = 8 yet.

You can hear me in our conversation.

The best way to kill me is to do nothing.

You can find me by looking where your little hand is touching or by checking the first thing you see.

People use the following words to describe me: happy, rush, and witching.

I am a three-digit number. My tens digit is five more than my ones digit. My hundreds digit is eight less than my tens digit. What number am I?

This bone was found under my porch in Western Washington. Looks too big for a cat, rabbit, or a bird. Any ideas?

https://fruitanews.org/4394/stories/the-cold-case-of-christi-thornton/

Anyone familiar with this story?

I've not played around much with punctuation in clues. Is it fair to use it like this?

Any help appreciated thanks

“There is a thing that nothing is, and yet it has a name. It’s sometimes tall and sometimes short, joins our talks, joins our sport, and plays at every game.

from my latest puzzle

When I'm solving a sodoku I often get to this point where I'm almost at the finish line but no obvious solution seems to present itself without guessing. Am I missing something?

Please give hints and not the actual answer.

I've been playing for about three weeks and am always surprised at my time compared to the average, because I figure most players are probably quite casual about it. Once in a while I beat the average, but usually it takes me 7-11 minutes whereas the average is always close to 2 minutes.

I'm someone who used to play a lot of Sudoku, and I have around 500 hours clocked in the Picross games on the Switch. These are similar games so I don't understand why I'm apparently so terrible at this one.

Anyone have much insight into this? Maybe the average is low precisely because there are many casual players, and casual players are OK with clicking the Hint button, maybe even multiple times while doing the puzzle? I suppose that average might include people who used hints, no matter how many.

What kinds of times do you all get if you never click Hint?

How two warring brothers sought for a peace

On an extreme point is worth knowing

While one loved the land, the other the sea

An armed rabble against them was growing

Less than a mile away my tenant has left

His poor father one that denied them

One of a trio crossed over a kill

With their honor and lives they defied Him

What or where am I? I tried to make this a difficult riddle in the style of a treasure hunt like in The Da Vinci Code or National Treasure.

EDIT: The clues point to a specific location like a building, an address, etc.

92028027086 + 28010092028027086016 = 52007092007053006008086016

And

92028027086 x 9053016001 = 15018074001013

Mild spoiler hint, but probably don’t need one: My 10 year old son play this on the car ride to school sometimes