07-08-2026, 04:29 PM
The previous example made me think that ar is probably null, just like ch in my cipher.
It only appears at the end of words. But in the word koary, it comes before the supposed unit y. Perhaps in the word koary this is true, while in the rest of the sequence it is superfluous.
It can also be with ch at the end of the line.
A possible cleaned-up version of the line:
koary s eek qo shor ?chapchy? s ear ar oty
Well, that’s not entirely accurate, and I don’t know what to do with the word chapchy. But something like that.
It can be observed that s are located in different places, with the first one having a null ar. This may indicate that the second s is a space between words.
According to this logic, at least the second ch in the word chapchy could also be null. But it’s still unclear how to properly “clean” this word.
By the way, here’s another way to use my mini‑cipher — to compare it with the text. In any case, the meanings of the letters in it roughly correspond to the arrangement of the letters in VMS (for example, the number oiin will be closer to the beginning, but or can appear anywhere in combination with ch).
It only appears at the end of words. But in the word koary, it comes before the supposed unit y. Perhaps in the word koary this is true, while in the rest of the sequence it is superfluous.
It can also be with ch at the end of the line.
A possible cleaned-up version of the line:
koary s eek qo shor ?chapchy? s ear ar oty
Well, that’s not entirely accurate, and I don’t know what to do with the word chapchy. But something like that.
It can be observed that s are located in different places, with the first one having a null ar. This may indicate that the second s is a space between words.
According to this logic, at least the second ch in the word chapchy could also be null. But it’s still unclear how to properly “clean” this word.
By the way, here’s another way to use my mini‑cipher — to compare it with the text. In any case, the meanings of the letters in it roughly correspond to the arrangement of the letters in VMS (for example, the number oiin will be closer to the beginning, but or can appear anywhere in combination with ch).

