GET OUT

[Lucy]

Tell the ground politely yet firmly to stop following you. Once you feel you have made your point clear, proceed upwards. If the ground continues to refuse your requests, consider which forms of violence would be the most effective means of persuasion and implement them as necessary.

You tell the ground to cut that out. Stop following you. Get some help. That's not normal. Creep. The ground, stoically, does not respond. You place a foot upon the shelves once more and this time pay closer attention to the ground while you carefully climb up. The shelves themselves move downwards with your weight, as though they were on tracks. A social faux-pa if there ever was one, the ground silently looks at you with indifference as if to say it is above you. Which it clearly isn't! It's the damn ground. You stomp indignantly upon it with a mighty slap. Still nothing.

This place is getting to you. Your Pocket™ beckons. Perhaps you have an item in there that can help you in your noble quest to get out of this hell.

Pocket™:

• Door Handle.
  
• Axe. Sharp!
  
• 12 paper packets of what look like seeds. Mysterious.
  
• Small plastic cube, a wire sticking out from two sides of it.
  
• Small plastic box with two buttons on it. Wire sticking out from two sides of it.
  
• Spool of wire.
  
• Pair of thick gloves.
  
• Pencil.
  
• Two cardboard boxes. Folded for convenience. The axe has cut one slightly. Oops.
  

With this handy list, you take stock of your situation once more.

There is a white room with bright lights. That room has 4 exits.
A red door leading to a brick wall, the wall is warm.
A blue door leading to what looks like a hallway full of water jets, like a car wash.
A "supplies" door leading to a large vertical tunnel of shelves that move when enough weight is put on them.
An air vent big enough for a mouse, but not for you.

What is to be done?