30-06-2026, 08:56 PM
I take back what I said earlier - it will be easier to explore the text using similar cipher (at least for me). Indeed, everything is relative...
It is also worth noting that there is no nine (ie) in the cipher alphabet in any form. Apparently, it only allows numbers of the form XY, where X is greater than Y. In fact, this could have been guessed earlier, as there are no io, ia, or other syllables in the list.
This is consistent with the logic of "groups" - if two group symbols are joined, the symbol from the higher group should be placed first, and the symbol from the lower group should be placed last.
It is also worth noting that there is no nine (ie) in the cipher alphabet in any form. Apparently, it only allows numbers of the form XY, where X is greater than Y. In fact, this could have been guessed earlier, as there are no io, ia, or other syllables in the list.
This is consistent with the logic of "groups" - if two group symbols are joined, the symbol from the higher group should be placed first, and the symbol from the lower group should be placed last.