(11:30pm) - Fox wakes up in his room.

What was left in the drawer was a black key. It was taped right to the bottom of the drawer, as though it was meant to be seen after falling for the trap.

Key:
- A black key, taped to the bottom of the drawer.

The key came out easily, just like the brown cup. The remaining tape fluttered off the key as he held it in front of him.

The wooden cabinet opened successfully. Once unlocked, the mere momentum from removing the key caused the cabinet to open all the way.

Wooden Cabinet:
- It was very dark inside the cabinet. Fox couldn't even see the back wall of it clearly.
- But from what he could see, it contained neat rows of vacuum-sealed packs, each containing some sort of snack food. They were all dry and dehydrated, as if prepared specifically to be stored in a gravity-free environment.
- The rows were all fastened to the floor of the shelf. However, there appeared to be something trapped under one of them.

What he found was not one object, but in fact two. They were dice, each the same color as the one he had found on the desk.

8-sided die (first):
- A green die, with 8 sides.

8-sided die (second):
- Another green die, with 8 sides.

Then another problem entered Fox's mind as well. How could the dice be rolled onto a surface, without the help of gravity? Was there was some other force that could be used to mimmic a gravitational pull in this room?

Both drawers were still open. It wouldn't have been hard to test his theory.

The dice all bounced wildly inside the drawer. With the walls containing them, none were able to fly away. 20 seconds passed... and that didn't change. In fact, they hadn't even begun to lose speed in their bounces.

Another 20 seconds passed... The dice still hadn't lost any speed. Momentum carried them indefinitely, with no gravity to pin them down to a surface. There was, after all, no such thing as "up", "down", "left", or "right" in space.

Fox heard another screech from above him. It was the latch... it was getting closer and closer to opening the escape hatch.

What he needed was some other kind of pulling force, to make up for the lack of gravity. Had he already encountered that? If not gravitational force... what was it?

The dice bounced up and down on the metallic desk, as though they were being pulled down to it by gravity. Almost perfectly mimicking the behavior of dice on Earth, they eventually finished bouncing, and rested on the desk.

The six-sided die landed on 2.
The first eight-sided die landed on 1.
The second eight-sided die landed on 4.

Unfortunately, pressing the buttons had no effect. They seemed to be jammed in, so as to prevent the time from being changed.

Digital alarm clock:
- The buttons were jammed in, making it impossible to adjust the time.
- The clock didn't have a power-cable coming out of it.
- The current time was 11:36 AM. He had 3 minutes left to escape.

Card reader:
- A key-card reader, attached to the wall by the door. Has a slit for a key-card.
- The word "Life" is printed on the front, in yellow text. The number "9" is printed below it, in brighter yellow.

There didn't seem to be anything useful here.

Bookshelf:
- The shelf had 3 rows of books, each holding 9 books. This made 27 books in total.
- The 4th book from the left, on the topmost row, was red. All the other books were grey.
- Each book was held in place by a clamp. Fox could only assume that this was to prevent them from flying out of the shelve in this gravity-free environment.
- However, it looked as though he could unclamp a book to take it out, if he wished.
- There was a small sign on the wall next to the shelf. It read: "For the safety of the crew, only one book may be removed at any given time."