BorK
>exception for 10
False.
I'm thinking that as long as there are two numbers/digits, they have to be added together. Stop when there is only one digit left.
So 11 would go to 2. Answer to BorK is B.
DBEIAC ECFBBH
Now thinking over the next step.
This puzzle itself has to have a plaintext solution to light the way for what should be done to the boomtext.
The clue was in the fact that 10=A. Only true when 10 goes to 1+0.
The solution must be D_ Q___
Yup, it's legit.
>>1688387
>11=B or 11=K
11=K, but the algorithm seems to ask us to reduce down to a single digit. So you would go until you get 1+1 = 2 = B.
>What is the next step?
Working on that now
>Do we need to reduce 7+8 further
Could be a hint. But there doesn't seem to be any logic behind it.
Either you know the algorithm or you don't.. I'll search around.
Roger that.
Working on finding the method for converting plaintext to ciphertext now.
Then I would rot them based on whatever needs to be done to turn the last letter into a Q
Take both sets of letters and pair them off and reduce them down by half using the method in the picture.
Rinse and repeat for all six permutations of x:x:x ordering. Then probably concatenate and find a way to decrypt.
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Q team controls Bibi didn't you watch the MOAB that they told him to drop?
What are the crumbs for the mirror of that marker?
Oh I see now.