The rest of the story.

I'm ready.

Lay it on me! (I'm ready...)

Heart = 1
Square = 2
Star = 5
Diamond = 6

I have no idea about triangle and circle though.

What's the point of the other numbers in that list, then?

Mei had 4 of them correct. The full answer was:

Heart = 1
Square = 2
Triangle = 3
Circle = 4
Star = 5
Diamond = 6

Look at the digits in each number. They alternate with this pattern:

1: Add 5. (If you reach 10, go back down to 0.)
2: Subtract 1. (If you reach 0, go back up to 10.)

So if you ignore the ones place, you get this:

3?, 8?, 7?, 2?, 1?, 6?, 5?, 0?, 9?, 4?, 3?, 8?, etc.

See? +5, -1, +5, -1, repeat.

The same goes for the second digit in each number, except instead, its:

-1, +5, -1, +5.

Get it?

*looks back at the picture to confirm it*

Ooohhhh, I get it. Clever one.
I guessed four of them because I noticed that the pattern repeats itself 1.5 times. So I just looked back at the other side of the list of numbers, to see which each was.

Now then, the appliances in the galley were all puzzles too. Here are the quick answers:

Oven:

Each time you press a number on the number pad, it will equal the digital root of that number plus the last one you pressed. So if you press 6 and 9, then you'll get "66". If you pressed 1 and 3, you'd get "14". If you pressed 5678, you'd get "5246".

One of the recipes would call for you to place an item in the oven for 7:00 minutes. Due to the nature of digital roots however, there is no way to get a digital root of 0 using any number other than 0 itself. Thus, you'd need to type "6:00" instead, in order to make the result "6:60". Because that would equal 7 minutes.

Stove:

This one didn't appear to be a puzzle, because it was just missing a wire for the power switch. However... there were no wires hidden in the room to use. So you needed to use the next best thing.

You found scissors in the drawer. So what do you do? Hidemi will sacrifice a bit of her hair, to use it as a makeshift wire. Hair doesn't work as a wire on its own though. Go to the sink and drench the hair in water, to make it conduct electricity. The conduction would be extremely weak. However, since this wire is only needed to power the "On" switch for the stove, it wouldn't need to have powerful conduction. Just enough to send the signal to the motherboard to turn the stove on.

Gold File:

In order to get the Gold File, you needed to pick up the blank yellow paper on the bulletin board. Number just carelessly ignored it.

This paper had a recipe written on it in invisible ink. If you put it close to the stove and let the paper burn slightly, you'd be able to read the hidden message. It was a recipe for making chocolate cake. If you followed the recipe to make the cake, then served it in the center of the table for desert, a Gold File would pop out.

By the way, here was the Gold File for Door 1:

GOLD FILE #1:
- Saru the Monkey: This smart monkey was born in a small forest in south Africa. Separated from his family at birth, he was brought to Japan to be raised for zoo life. The word "Saru" means "Monkey" in Japanese. An extremely clever and original name, to be sure.
- Crew Quarters: The nine rooms in which each player woke up before the start of the Nonary game. The sleeping bags inside showed many signs of wear and use. Who used these bags before this game, and for how long?
- Chess: Did you know that it's possible to win a game of chess in just 2 turns, if your opponent makes the wrong mistake? Theoretically however, the longest chess game one can possibly have is nearly 6000 turns, discounting the possibility of moving the same piece back and forth indefinitely. The longest recorded chess game in history was a mere 269 turns long. Think about all the remaining possibilities! Incidentally, that game ended in a draw.
- Bathrooms in Space: How do bathrooms work in space, you wonder? It's simple: Vacuums. All toilets found aboard spacecraft are equipped with strong vacuums to ensure that nothing flies out of the bowl while you're going. It's like a toilet that is constantly flushing at all times while you sit on it. Simply hold yourself down to the seat with the handlebars and footholds, and feel free to let the waste out with ease. Just be careful not to take too long, or you may end up with a cold butt.
- Video Cameras: There are a total of 72 video cameras hidden around the inside of the space ship. Some are even hidden the bathrooms! Each records at 60fps with 4k resolution, and can pan around to focus on players as they move around the room. Are they are being operated from somewhere?

I had not bothered to write a file for Door 2 yet, since no one had found the hint for it yet. But here are some random fun-facts I had written down, for your amusement:

- Lord Hoppington: In the original conception of this RP, Zero was depicted as a frog named Lord Hoppington. He would ribbit and use frog-puns. This idea was not used in the final product, as you can see.

- Story planning: Planning of the story for this RP began shortly after I started playing VLR. After beating it however, the story got a near-complete overhaul. In fact, I changed the identity of Zero less than a week before starting the RP.

- This ship: It is called the Nonary Ark. It's powered by an annihilation engine.

- Nona: She may not seem it, but Nona is an avid studier of language and culture. She can speak almost fluently in both English, and German.

- Nona again: Ever since Nona's mother jailbroke her iPhone for her when she was a child, Nona has been into computer hacking. Her mother has regretted her decision since then, and has tried to discourage it.

- Nona again: Nona is one of the hackers responsible for a massive data leak from Sony's servers in 2027. She got a good laugh out of that. Lotus found out however, and took away her computer.

- Mei's strange body: Mei doesn't realize it right now because she's wearing shoes. However, she only has 4 toes on each foot, and lacks a tailbone. Her back is also notably less flexible than most people's. Why could this be?

- Saru's name: Other names that were considered for Saru were Albert, Darwin, Coco, Jabbers, Bubbles, and Kiwi.

- Dangers of adopting monkeys as pets: More than half non-professional monkey owners get attacked by their own monkeys at some point. Many have even had themselves of loved ones permanently injured by monkeys, or even killed. There have even been a few reordered cases of monkeys raping their owners. Attempting to contain a monkey as a pet without giving it a Zoo-like environment can cause serious psychological damage to it. Yet, pet-enthusiasts seeking exotic pets still continue to adopt monkeys despite the dangers. If you know someone considering adopting a monkey, please do everything you can to discourage them.

I personally hate the idea of having a primate as a pet.

How about

A gets meal 3
D gets meal 2
E gets meal 5
F gets meal 6
B gets meal 1
C gets meal 4

The 9 players arrive outside of their respective doors, and meet up on the other side. They see 2 doors before them. They are Door 4 and Door 7.

There is another hallway to the side. They go down it, and find a metal door with a big wheel-handle. They open this door, and find themselves in another room, containing Door 3.

However, all three of the numbered doors are locked. The intercom turns on again.