@Aaryan: What he's trying to say is pretty clear...
If my team and I are working on a riddle (say Riddle 3), but I find the answer to another Riddle (say Riddle 5) without knowing it, I can't just tell my team to jump to Riddle 5 (although we wouldn't necessarily know that it's number 5). We would have to provide a logical list of how we got from one place to another, as TheCube suggested. In this case, if I found the answer to Riddle 5, I wouldn't let my team know (or I would...it wouldn't really matter), but we would still have to get to that riddle logically. Additionally, I would not stop helping my team with Riddle 3.