Consecutive Labyrinth Sudoku (DSL #100) (MSS #35)

Recently, I have had many different occasions to celebrate. First is that on 3rd March 2015, we were blessed with a baby boy. This event is keeping me very busy nowadays. The second event for celebration is on the same day, 3rd March, my blog achieved 2 million page views. The third reason to celebrate is that this Consecutive Labyrinth Sudoku is my 100th contribution to The League of Extraordinary Ladies and Gentlemen.

Now coming to today's puzzle, Consecutive Labyrinth Sudoku. This is the New Sudoku Variation. Some months back, I prepared many Mini 6x6 Sudokus for the Mini Sudoku Series. Out of these, set very few which are tricky ones, I keep it for The League of Extraordinary Ladies and Gentlemen. This is the very second Mini Sudoku that I am posting for The League of Extraordinary Ladies and Gentlemen. Earlier, Mini Sudoku 6x6 Outside Killer Sudoku was very tricky. This Consecutive Labyrinth Sudoku is not very tricky. However, it has a very nice and logical solving path and will act as a good introductory example for this new Sudoku type.

This Consecutive Labyrinth Sudoku is my 100th contribution to Daily Sudoku League and 35th contribution to Mini Sudoku Series.

Rules of Consecutive Labyrinth Sudoku

Mini Classic Sudoku Rules apply. Additionally, there is at least one path of Consecutive digits from the marked top left to the bottom right that travels horizontally/vertically only.