11-03-2026, 05:01 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-03-2026, 05:04 PM by Onix_slate.)
i will say this theory does rely on a few key assumptions.
1 this book was written by "scribes" or apprentices dictated by a scholar(likely an alchemist or healer)
2 whoever had this book made likely wanted to hide their "prized information"but still be able to read it without needing a physical key
3 that the stars are meant to be a "plain sight" hint so that given enough time a fluent latin speaker would be able to "read' the hidden information. they indicate the "pattern" of words to read from the page
4 the stars section is a "index" of instructions for information found on the pages with "Matching encryption"
5 my personal bias that it is a letter by letter "phoneme" code is what produced the latin i posted previously
1 this book was written by "scribes" or apprentices dictated by a scholar(likely an alchemist or healer)
2 whoever had this book made likely wanted to hide their "prized information"but still be able to read it without needing a physical key
3 that the stars are meant to be a "plain sight" hint so that given enough time a fluent latin speaker would be able to "read' the hidden information. they indicate the "pattern" of words to read from the page
4 the stars section is a "index" of instructions for information found on the pages with "Matching encryption"
5 my personal bias that it is a letter by letter "phoneme" code is what produced the latin i posted previously