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As you begin to simulate the first turn in a game with Astro, you take note of the rules provided by him. The game is played on a grid with each cell representing a different location. You and Astro are represented by two different tokens on the board. On your turn, you must move Astro to an adjacent, unoccupied cell while ensuring that he does not enter any water spaces or end up blocked in by other players' tokens. The game continues until one player is unable to make a valid move, at which point the other player wins.

As you attempt to simulate the second turn with Astro, he carefully observes his surroundings and notices that there are four possible directions he can move in: up, down, left, and right. To specify which direction you'd like him to move in, you must provide a compass direction (N for north, E for east, S for south, or W for west). Keep in mind that the grid is wrapped around vertically and horizontally, so moving off one edge of the board simply brings Astro back onto the opposite side.

As instructed, the simulated environment generates a random number between 1 and 6 to determine which cell Astro moves to in the RHRE direction. Unfortunately, there is a water space directly east of his current location. Since moving into a water space or becoming blocked in are not allowed, this move is not valid. You must specify a different direction for Astro to move in on your next turn.

The game board is represented by a grid with letters and numbers along the top and side. Each intersection represents a cell where you and Astro can move. There are also water spaces marked with an 'X'. On your turn, you must move Astro to an adjacent, unoccupied cell while avoiding water spaces or becoming blocked in. Astro is currently on cell B3 (lower-right corner). You must specify a compass direction (N for north, E for east, S for south, W for west) for him to move in.

As you instruct the simulated environment, Astro moves one step northwards to cell B2. The game continues with your next turn.