"The students in the school have created a secret code with letters and numbers, and it just so happens to have a direct effect on their locker combinations. By exploring the school, you can uncover various additional hints that flesh out how to use the secret code. But the basic explanation is that the code assigns numbers to letters, and any letters in a name that aren't assigned a number are ignored."
"The journal gives you some helpful information about how the students' secret code works. So, if we look at the example in the journal, we'll see the name "KEIKO." Note that there are no numbers assigned to the letter K, meaning you'd skip that letter and focus solely on the three letters that have been assigned numbers. In this case, that'd be E, I, and O, leading to a combination of 310."
Three lockers exist on the school's bottom floor; one contains a story-essential item and two are optional. Students used a secret letter-to-number code to create locker combinations. The code assigns numbers: A = 4, B = 8, E = 3, I = 1, O = 0, S = 5, T = 7, U = 6. Letters without an assigned number are ignored when forming combinations. For example, KEIKO becomes 310 by using E, I, O. Aoi Takeshi's locker combination is 401 and contains an Origami of Grievances. Unlocking all three rewards an item that increases inventory space.
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