A tool for cutting wires and electrical cords.

A key that opens the emergency exit on the second floor of the Wrenwood Hotel.

A key with a cherub motif. It’s cold to the touch and heavier than it seems.

It’s rusty and the grip looks worn, but it should still work.

The power should come back when it’s put in a fuse box.

A sample of mutated blood. Analyzing it with a laser microscope allows you to craft an R.I.P. Knife and large amounts of handgun ammo.

A golden keycard covered in blood. Opens the door to the west wing administration offices.

A notebook that was stored inside of the sun puzzle box.

A silver keycard covered in scratches. Opens the door to the east wing hospital wards.

A well-used pencil.

A report that details the unexplained death at the Wrenwood Hotel.

An antique red gemstone. It gleams eerily like fresh blood.

A candid photo of Grace. It looks like it was taken near her home…

A cubic device made of quartz. Adorned with a sun.

A cubic device made of quartz. Adorned with a moon.

A cubic device made of quartz. Adorned with a star.

An artificial organ. Functions as a heart when implanted in a body.

An artificial organ. Functions as a set of lungs when implanted in a body.

An ID wristband used in the care center. Grants clearance up to level 1.

A glass bottle of strong acid. Can instantly corrode certain metals.

A sample of mutated blood. Analyzing it with a laser microscope allows you to craft handgun ammo and hemolytic injectors.

A sample of mutated blood. Analyzing it with a laser microscope allows you to craft med injectors and 12.7x55mm ammo.

A sample of mutated blood. Analyzing it with a laser microscope allows you to craft steroids and stabilizers.

An ID wristband used in the care center. Grants clearance up to level 2.

A key with a tag that says “Pantry.” It’s sticky to the touch.

A cooled box for transporting organs. Heavy with ready-to-go samples.

A tool for turning hexagonal-shaped nuts and bolts. It stinks of oil.

An ID wristband used in the care center. Grants clearance for all levels.

An elaborately crafted box adorned with a unicorn emblem. It rattles when tilted.

We’ll be together forever and ever.

A hand crank that can be used to operate various devices.

A component used to connect electrical circuits. It can provide power when inserted into an electrical socket.

A tool with a square-shaped socket. Can be used to loosen bolts.

An ignition key for a forklift. Years of dirt coats its dull surface.

An ignition key for a helicopter. A bit tarnished in places.

It’s still a little warm.

An antique hourglass. It’s been well maintained.

A double helix model, reminiscent of DNA. There are protrusions on both ends which seem like they can slot into something.

A brass key with an ornate hook. It’s heavy in a child’s hand.

A tool used to tend fires. The tip is claw shaped.

A device for lifting heavy objects. The handle is firmly attached.

Can unlock BSAA supply containers found around the area.

An old, high-capacity battery. Hopefully it has some juice left.

An old plastic fuel container. It’s empty.

A key to the back gate. It’s in very poor condition.

A plastic container with fuel inside.

A part for a detonator. Monitors and analyzes input signals for detonation.

A part for a detonator. Distributes signals and power appropriately to the detonator and booster.

A part for a detonator. Switches the electric current on/off and increases the safety of the detonation circuit.

Extremely rusty from lying abandoned for years. Should work well enough in pinch.