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

The dice all went into the cup. They bounced around wildly inside, due to the momentum. Considering that the dice were magnetic, perhaps there was a way to roll them without the help of gravity.

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 3.
The first eight-sided die landed on 2.
The second eight-sided die landed on 4.

Unfortunately, when he attempted to unclamp the red book, it wouldn't budge. It seemed to be the only book that wouldn't move.

Upon unclamping the second book, nothing happened. But when he tried to unclamp the third book, there was a buzz sound, indicating denial.

A small sign on the wall by the bookshelf caught his eye. It read "for the safety of the crew, only one book may be removed at any given time."

Every gray book was unclamped and re-clamped successfully. However, nothing happened.

Searching the night-table anxiously, he saw the digital clock again.

Night-table:
- Right to the left of the bed. Built into the floor.
- Had an alarm clock, nailed to the surface due to the lack of gravity. This was the same clock that woke him up. The current time was 11:34 AM.
- The clock didn't have a power cable coming out of it.

Hearing the creaking of the hatch above him again, he realized that he only had 5 minutes left until it opened.

Blake found himself staring closely at the bed where he had woken up. It showed many signs of use, suggesting that he wasn't the first or even fifth one to sleep in it.

Bed:
- Had a sleeping bag tied down to it. This is where he had been sleeping.
- There was one pillow tied to it as well, at head-level. This is where his head was resting.
- With some force, it seemed likely that he could reach his hand under either of them.

After a thorough check under the sleeping bag, he failed to find anything under it. However, he felt a thin, pole-like object under the pillow. Upon pulling it out, he discovered that it was a flashlight.

Flashlight:
- A thin teal flashlight.
- Has a black switch on the side.

He tried to recall if he had encountered anything that was too dark to see, recently.

...Ironically, the switch did nothing. The flashlight had no batteries. Inside his head, he could hear a voice laughing at his dispair.

Perhaps, though, he needn't "hunt" for the them. Maybe he had already been near some recently, and simply overlooked them.

His search was a success. Inside the clock were two AA batteries, ripe for the picking.

Digital alarm clock:
- The current time was 11:35 AM.
- The clock didn't have a power-cable coming out of it.
- On the back, was a small battery compartment, containing two AA batteries.

As he got closer to the cabinet, the back of it became brighter, until he could see it clearly. What he found inside was a small code, scratched into the bottom of the back right corner. The code was "2R 2D 3L 1U".

Unclamping the third book from the left, on the middle row, Blake found that the book in his hands was in fact a false book. It seemed heavier than the other books he had taken out.

Inside the book, he found a green compartment. It seemed to be the same shade of green as the dice.

Green case:
- It was locked. The case would not not open.
- There was a number pad on the front of it, with an enter button.
- The screen above the number pad showed spaces for 4 digits: "- - - -"

"Bzzt, bzzt, bzzt." The case buzzed at him in denial. He must have put in the wrong code.

As Blake floated toward the mirror, he noticed a green 4-sided die taped to it. It had been just what he was looking for.

Tall Mirror
- Attached to the wall, not far to the bookshelf.
- It was quite dirty.
- There was a 4-sided die taped to it.

4-sided die:
- A green die with 4 sides.

However, just as he got within grabbing distance of it, he noticed how odd his face looked in his reflection. There were huge rings under his eyes. He looked incredibly weak and malnourished. If not for his familiar clothes, he would almost have looked like a stranger to himself. His hair was a mess, and his overall body shape looked terrible. It was as though he hadn't gotten any exercise for 20 years.

Just then, a sharp memory hit him...