Personally, I trust your ability. But that's not how things are handled on the official level.

I need an objective basis to recommend you as an Expert.

You'll prove your ability by making a rare Handicrafted item.

Player: "A challenge? I can do it!"

Vidar's Noble Necklace is a perfect item for such a test.

It's rare and difficult to craft, so creating one will definitely prove your talent, Player.

What about it? Will you prove your ability by making a necklace like that?

Player: Accept.

Wonderful! I've often supervised your work, so I know you can do it.

Go make Vidar's Noble Necklace.

It's more challenging than Vidar's Necklace, but I'm sure you'll manage.

Player: "Tools don't fail me now!"

There're many things that a Master must do. We make items for temple offerings, and teach Daevas who want to learn the craft. It's very important to nurture our successors.

I expect a lot from you, Player.

So have you brought me Vidar's Noble Necklace?

Player: "Please check my workmanship."

What have you been doing? Dancing and picking flowers?

This is the opportunity of a lifetime.

Go. Make Vidar's Noble Necklace, and bring it here.

Player: "Back to the worktable."

Well done. I just knew you'd have no difficulty. I'll not hesitate to recommend you as a Handicrafting Expert now.

Thanks for all your effort in Handicrafting.

I think you might be good enough to become my successor.