• 9856
• Instructor Stellario
  ...So you've come after all, Player. I had a premonition this morning. Whenever I get that feeling, I know something good is going to happen. I wish my lectures would go so well.
  Anyway, today's lecture is on the "Unlock Skill".
  You must have taken "Discovery" when you were in the beginner or intermediate class, yes?
  Well, "Unlock" is very different to that.

• 9857
• Instructor Stellario
  Many treasure chests and other high-value discoveries are locked.
  To unlock them, you can use the "Unlock Skill".

• 9858
• The "Unlock Skill" is the skill you use
  when you need to unlock a treasure chest
  or other discovery.

• 9859
• If you have the "Unlock Skill",
  it works automatically when you investigate a discovery.

• 9860
• If you successfully use the "Unlock Skill",
  you can find and appraise your discovery.

• 9861
• Instructor Stellario
  Do you understand so far? If you don't, I can explain one more time.

• 9862
• What do you say?

• 9863
• No questions.

• 9864
• I don't understand.

• 9865
• Instructor Stellario
  All right then, why don't we stop here.
  We'll continue our studies at the tavern. When you're ready, come back here to get me.

• 9866
• Instructor Stellario
  ...Player, you're not taking classes, right? I already knew that.

• 9867
• Instructor Stellario
  It looks like you had a nice rest, Player, my boy.
  Let's forget about why we moved the lecture to the tavern and just get on with it, all right?

• 9868
• Instructor Stellario
  You have Quarters, don't you? The dormitory provided by the school will also suffice. Thieves are trying to break in.
  I'm sure the door is locked, but... have you taken any other countermeasures?

• 9869
• What do you say?

• 9870
• I haven't done anything.

• 9871
• I've set a trap.

• 9872
• Instructor Stellario
  Ho ho... Quite careless of you, Player. I'm afraid that won't keep them out.

• 9873
• Instructor Stellario
  Oh! Very well done, Player!
  But I knew that was what you were going to say...

• 9874
• Instructor Stellario
  By setting a trap, you make it more difficult for a thief to break in. You really need to do both; lock the door and set a trap.
  ...Well, perhaps a thief wasn't a very good example. Let's replace that with an adventurer.
  If a trap is set at a discovery or treasure that's marked on the map, you'll have to discover how to disarm that trap.
  Naturally, since it's a trap, if you make an error while disarming it, something bad will happen. Do you know what?

• 9875
• What do you say?

• 9876
• My shipmates will suddenly become cold to me.

• 9877
• The world will be destroyed.

• 9878
• Instructor Stellario
  Player...... You sound pretty flippant about it...
  But actually, it's a little worse than that.

• 9879
• Instructor Stellario
  Player! Of course it's nothing that extreme!

• 9880
• Instructor Stellario
  The real answer is that your shipmates will sacrifice themselves in order to protect you from the trap.
  So even if you do escape injury from it, your shipmates will pay a price. On top of that, the lock won't open...
  That's why traps can be such a nuisance. That's exactly why it's so important for you to practice your "Unlock Skill" every day.

• 9881
• Discoveries and other treasures are often trapped.
  If you make a mistake disarming a trap,
  all of your shipmates will pay the price
  and their Fatigue will increase.

• 9882
• Instructor Stellario
  Do you understand so far? If you don't, I can explain one more time.

• 9883
• What do you say?

• 9884
• No questions.

• 9885
• I don't understand.

• 9886
• Instructor Stellario
  All right, one more time.
  Discoveries and the treasure marked on maps are often protected by traps as well as keys. If you fail to disarm the trap, you will lose some of your crew and their exhaustion will increase.

• 9887
• Discoveries and other treasures are often trapped.
  If you make a mistake disarming a trap,
  all of your shipmates will pay the price
  and their Fatigue will increase.

• 9888
• Instructor Stellario
  Got all that? If you're still unsure, I can explain it again.

• 9889
• What do you say?

• 9890
• No questions.

• 9891
• I don't understand.

• 9892
• Instructor Stellario
  Very good. Then let's take a break and...
  Oh, you still have a question, Player...?

• 9893
• What do you say?

• 9894
• Why are you holding a lecture on traps in a bar?

• 9895
• I didn't say anything.

• 9896
• Instructor Stellario
  Oh, that.
  ...I've been coming to this bar for years. Many, many years.
  But take a look over there. At that salesgirl there inside the counter.
  I had never seen a woman as beautiful as her before!
  ...So, no matter what traps may lie in wait, I am going to open the lock to her heart...
  ...Uh, I mean... No reason.

• 9897
• Instructor Stellario
  Now then, let's go back to the city square with the campus guard. There might be something good waiting there.
  ...Oh, and please tidy up your inventory.

• 9898
• Instructor Stellario
  ...Player, you're not taking classes, right? I already knew that.

• 9899
• Instructor Stellario
  ...Oh, your inventory is full. Well, no good can come of that.

• 9900
• Instructor Stellario
  Taken care of your inventory, have you, Player?
  I predict good things coming your way then.
  Here, put out your hand.

• 9901
• Instructor Stellario
  See, I told you good things were coming your way. I could tell.
  If you don't have the Unlock Skill, have one of your Voyager companions open it for you. As for what's inside, I'll leave that to you to discover.
  Well, that concludes today's lecture. Be sure to go back to school and give them your report.

• 9902
• Instructor Stellario
  ...Player, you're not taking classes, right? I already knew that.