by Cecile Cinco
A few days ago, again while riding a jeepney towards a destination, I took out my notebook and tried to formulate another code that is quite hard to decipher yet easy to write. When you know the concept, decrypting is very possible even without having an extra pen and paper on hand. It will just need your constant practice to be good at it.
I call it, The Cryptic Direction. It has somehow derived its emergence from the snake I imagined previously. Each "snake" is a word. Do you think you can figure it out? Somehow this gives a clue to the DUSCAT Code. :)
A few days ago, again while riding a jeepney towards a destination, I took out my notebook and tried to formulate another code that is quite hard to decipher yet easy to write. When you know the concept, decrypting is very possible even without having an extra pen and paper on hand. It will just need your constant practice to be good at it.
I call it, The Cryptic Direction. It has somehow derived its emergence from the snake I imagined previously. Each "snake" is a word. Do you think you can figure it out? Somehow this gives a clue to the DUSCAT Code. :)
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