Unlocks most difficult safe

That left the wall safe, which I had purposefully left for last. Looking it over, I had to bite back a whistle at the craftsmanship. The lock was, by far, the most complicated and demanding I had ever attempted. Not to mention the sturdiest. My rival had clearly tried and failed here too, but the lock resisted even jamming. The bitch had responded by breaking off a bobby pin in a mean attempt to prevent me from getting the prize it had denied her. I pulled it out with simple telekinesis.

My first attempt failed. As did my second. I I thought I had it the third time, but was only rewarded with a broken bobby pin.
Dammit! I wasn’t sure if, without the benefits of Party-Time Mint-als, I could manage it.

No. I wasn’t going down that path. Not again.

Instead, I pulled out every lockpicking tool I had at my disposal and tried again. And again. And again, until I finally got it right.
The safe clicked open.

Inside was a fair amount of pre-war gold coins, two clips of those very scary bullets, a StealthBuck and a memory orb. And a golden “Iron Pony” saddle buckle. (If it’s an Iron Pony buckle, why is it colored gold?) That last I left behind.