Under lock and key
Jenny: Somewhere in the yard, I think. Feather, help me gather more schemes? And it seems that we'll need many more paper-knives and screwdrivers for Jack.
Task: Get diagrams from decorations, paper-knives in the rooms, nail-catchers from rats and screw guns from ravens. You will not find the items immediately.
Jenny: Jack, do not stand there like a statue that's he talking about?
Jack pours the contents of his pockets on the kitchen table. Some nuts, several screws, a screwdriver and a crumpled piece of paper.
Jack: So?
Jenny: Are you sure there is nothing else? Maybe you took something out of the photolab and forget?
Jack: Hmm. I wiped the blood with this piece of paper and put it in his pocket from habit.
Jenny isn't listening yet and unfolds the paper.
Jack: It's not a cheap paper, it's coated, and I did not pay attention.
You received some points of freedom and some tokens.
Jack: Excellent! Well, door, now you have to give up! Damn. Here is a combination lock. I'm sick and tired of your jokes, maniac! Covered with wallpaper screwed with screws, opens with a sequence of pressings and still requires entering the code! MI6 sucks to this security system. Feather, don't you remember what scary medical diagnosis my brother had for that?
