The attempt on lock-picking seemed to be going to take a long time. It was so long that it was enough for Nautilus to do a prayer during that time, albeit he did that quicker than usual. After he finished doing so, he returned to the team, who still failed to open the door. Suddenly, Orb pointed at him, and called him out loud. "Me? What?" Nautilus said, shocked. He hadn't felt being offended yet, but he wondered what wrongs did he do so as to receive that treatment.
"What did you say your name was again? Nevermind, you've got psychokinesis, right? Just use it and burst the door open. It'll save time!" Orb said, still in a high-pitched tone, albeit lower than the previous one.
"Ya... Umm... Err..." Nautilus tried to delay, trying to think of the appropriate response. "I'm not good with that yet actually," he said, then paused for half a second. "But let's give it a try," he said while moving closer to the door. "Could you give me a chance to try?" Nautilus said to John, while looking at the keyhole on the door. At first, he tried to unlock the door by moving the inner components as if a key was there and did its usual job. However, it didn't end with a success. He couldn't see most of the components inside, therefore unable to focus on those components. "I guess we'll either let this man resume his lock-picking, or otherwise I'll break the door the hard way rather than the gentle way. Make our choice," Nautilus said. Meanwhile, he looked for an object that he could telekinetically lift and slam at the door to open it the hard way. He found a rock whose shape was very good for that exact use, but it looked very heavy that he might need to try using hand gestures.