Lucker & Jarnox
Lucker
Hey, I just found out about a forgotten vault in the old train station—no touchscreen, just a steel lock and a secret code. Think you can crack it before I make a bet on it?
Jarnox
Sure thing, just toss me the lock’s layout, the code you think it’s hiding, and we’ll dig it out. I love a good steel lock—no touchscreens, just cold metal to pry. We'll crack it, but I might end up building a whole contraption for it, so be ready for that.
Lucker
Here’s the layout: a 6‑digit deadbolt with two tumblers on the left and four on the right, all spring‑loaded. I’m betting the code is 4‑2‑6‑1‑9‑3—keeps a nice rhythm. Let’s pry it open and see if the prize is worth the risk!
Jarnox
You got a spring‑loaded deadbolt, two tumblers on the left, four on the right. That pattern makes the code a bit trickier than a straight 4‑2‑6‑1‑9‑3. I’ll need to map the pins and test the angles. Let me grab a feeler tool and a bit of torque. I’ll get a clear diagram, then we’ll try to slide the lock open without a touchscreen. Stay patient, the prize’s worth the wait.
Lucker
Sounds like a plan—let’s map those pins and feel the groove. I’ll keep the chips close and the optimism high, so when we pry that lock, we’ll win the prize and a story for the books!