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eyketsoaicineccansrhT7aamtC7oloRqExalaAnonVt1iesoiypuloetnlhboRClarH17nEanlI7CDsDtyprrhSuutlnsiRcemoiecL8Hiein
iseedteMArleEesaR2rCehaCiieMlseAtixstfGua
9u
dAcH19baEaaataWltQuiIrFseRairFna0rrnoLTiRtealaaeohrierH4isiCtordVmiemaoaEufnxZrP4h6iimw
1unyGwTsDeaMbsuoibaltPmeiT4oPoiO0nariuuiitScatsai6SumsnkpeminVitiDodioupaI6K4rnuaP5lytPe
You notice some of them would have no vowels. Some even have many non vowels repeating like "iein i."(ironically vowels.) Maybe this sort of analysis helps figuring it out with all the difference number shifts. Would it help try to analyse the cypther method and narrow down how it was manipulated. If all methods produce a lack of vowels it might show what is happening. Or could the hex values be used to shift out vowels and make that worthless?eyketsoa
icineccans
rhT7aamtC7
oloRqExal
aAnonVt
1ieso
iypuloe
tnlhboRClar
H17nE
anlI7CDsD
typrrhSu
utlnsi
RcemoiecL8H
iein i
seedteMA
rleEes
aR2rCeha
CiieMls
eAti
xstfGu
a 9
u dAcH1
9baEaaata
WltQui
IrFseRa <- These two are very similar
irFna <- These two are very similar
0rrnoLT
iRtealaae
ohrierH4isi
Ctord
Vmiema
oaEufnxZrP
4h6iim
w 1un
yGwTsD
ea
Mbsuoib
alt
PmeiT4
oPoiO0nar
iuui <-? Not many combos could make this into something.
itScatsai6
Sumsnkpe
minVitiDo
diou
paI6K4r
nua
P5lytPe
Total Characters: 328 (332 if spaces count)(/wo# x) = How many character without numbers being present.
eyketsoa; 8
icineccans; 10
rhT7aamtC7; 10 (/wo# 8)
oloRqExal; 9
aAnonVt; 7
1ieso; 5 (/wo# 4)
iypuloe; 7
tnlhboRClar; 11
H17nE; 5 (/wo# 3)
anlI7CDsD; 9 (/wo# 8)
typrrhSu; 8
utlnsi; 6
RcemoiecL8H; 11 (/wo# 10)
***iein i; 4,1 (5)
seedteMA; 8
rleEes; 6
aR2rCeha; 8 (/wo# 7)
CiieMls; 7
eAti; 4
xstfGu; 6
***a 9; 1,1 (2)(/wo# 1)
***u dAcH1; 1,5 (6)(/wo# 1, 4(5))
9baEaaata; 9 (/wo# 8)
WltQui; 6
IrFseRa; 7
irFna; 5
0rrnoLT; 7 (/wo# 6)
iRtealaae; 9
ohrierH4isi; 11 (/wo# 10)
Ctord; 5
Vmiema; 6
oaEufnxZrP; 10
4h6iim; 6 (/wo# 4)
***w 1un; 1,3 (4) (/wo# 1,2(3))
yGwTsD; 6
ea; 2
Mbsuoib; 7
alt; 3
PmeiT4; 6
oPoiO0nar; 9 (/wo# 8)
iuui; 4
itScatsai6; 10 (/wo# 9)
Sumsnkpe; 8
minVitiDo; 9
diou; 4
paI6K4r; 7 (/wo# 6)
nua; 3
P5lytPe;7 (/wo# 6)
The clue on the blog relates to the image (which I posted a year ago, but no one seemed to spot). It's a sort of 'tidy up' the all the previous Salomé clues.
Drew did say it is not Vigenere. He is a writer, his character ( Solome ) was and may still be a bit of his own heart. He wants a little more of her past fleshed out before it is too late.The letter/double letter frequency sure doesn't seem to be Vigenère.
Since ROT13 changes the 26 letters from A-N, ROT -13 does the same change.It would seem that Drew likes to do things a little 'backwards'. Has anyone tried a ROT -13 using the alphabet + 01234567890 backwards starting at the bottom which does start with a capital letter? Or the alphabet backwards + the numbers at the beginning ( backwards ) etc? I did think the word Remember might of been a part of it but I think that is part of the drug used in lore ( hexedit ) that deletes your mind.
Looking back at Drew's blog post from a year ago...
I was wondering what was in the right hand side of this image and realized it's part of Salome's face (lower left hand side). The image appears to have a 'whirl' to it, and I don't have the time to mess with it right now. This could be absolutely nothing, but as far as any 'clues' in the blog post, this was the only thing that has stood out to me so far...
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Edit to add:
By "clue" I really have no idea what it could even mean, if anything at all.
Good to know, thanks.He's already said that the clue and solution is in the image on the thread's first page. This other one you posted is nothing.