Quick answer
Inspect the first visible lock and use the nearby object that matches its opening interaction. The gate changes as each lock is solved. The next lock is a new target, so a tool accepted earlier may not open the remaining barrier.
- Level
- Level 105
- Difficulty
- Normal
- Objective
- Help the Knight Get the Key.
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Step-by-step
A knight stands outside a castle gate while a dragon guards the upper wall. Several large locks block the route toward a captive princess. Inspect the first visible lock and use the nearby object that matches its opening interaction. Use one object at a time and check the resulting change before attempting a different part of the scene.
Work through the successive locks rather than trying to move the entire gate at once. Look at the active target after each response; the next useful interaction can depend on the new arrangement.
Check the lower courtyard and the objects around the wall when a new lock shape appears. Check the edges and the objects behind the foreground character once the obvious supplies have been used.
Open the final lock and let the gate and dragon encounter complete the rescue. Let the final animation resolve before replaying the last gesture, so an accepted action is not accidentally interrupted.
Tips
- The gate changes as each lock is solved. The next lock is a new target, so a tool accepted earlier may not open the remaining barrier.
- Work through the successive locks rather than trying to move the entire gate at once. Look at the active target after each response; the next useful interaction can depend on the new arrangement.
- Check the lower courtyard and the objects around the wall when a new lock shape appears. Check the edges and the objects behind the foreground character once the obvious supplies have been used.
Common mistakes
- Do not keep reusing the first key interaction after the lock has changed.
Frequently asked questions
Why does the first key stop working on the gate?
Do not keep reusing the first key interaction after the lock has changed. The gate changes as each lock is solved. The next lock is a new target, so a tool accepted earlier may not open the remaining barrier.
What confirms the final part of this scene?
Open the final lock and let the gate and dragon encounter complete the rescue. Let the final animation resolve before replaying the last gesture, so an accepted action is not accidentally interrupted.
Which scene does the level 105 solution cover?
A knight stands outside a castle gate while a dragon guards the upper wall. Several large locks block the route toward a captive princess. Compare the main character and the surrounding objects before using the steps; the task in your game should match this setting.