TRANSCRIPT Congratulations on surviving another room. But don't get cocky Detective - there is much more to come. Although I prefer the acumen of the Greek gods, the Israelite King Solomon once wisely said, “to everything there is a season.’ But what is the correct season to ensure you see the next sunrise? As a reward for making it through to room number three, I have supplied you with some rare mythologic relics that very few humans even know exist. One of the items before you is an ancient news article about King Midas. As you probably already know, King Midas was famous for turning everything he touched to gold. However, what you probably didn’t know is that he went through a phase where his touch converted items to other elements. In order to gain safe passage you will need to do some word alchemy yourself. Next, feast your eyes on the lost scroll from Sisyphus’ diary. You probably feel sympathy for him; I mean, try walking a hill in his sandals. But his crimes were severe, and though it is one of Zeus’ most diabolical punishments, it is richly deserved. Speaking of punishments, I have managed to collect a photo of the actual stone tablet on which Zeus cast down his most famous sanctions. Unfortunately, there seems to have been some redactions with some sort of code, probably only understood by an Olympian god. Good luck attempting to figure that out. My only advice is that Zeus typically punished Kings and Titans. And the pièce de resistance (or, in ancient Greek, tò meion)? I have found and given you Pandora’s box—yes, the original. I know all common knowledge essentially warns you not to open this box, but to move forward that is exactly what you’ll have to do. You may now open the envelope labeled Room 3.