Liora & NeonCipher
Liora
Hey Neon, I just spotted a hidden alley in this little coastal town where the walls are covered in what looks like a giant graffiti cipher. I love when art and mystery collide—do you think it’s just street art, or is there a real code hiding in those colors? I’m itching to decode it!
NeonCipher
It’s probably a code, not just spray paint. Map the hues to numbers or letters and watch for repetition. If a pattern pops out, you’ve found the cipher. Give it a go.
Liora
That’s a wicked idea! Let’s say the red splashes mean 1, the blue ones 2, the green 3… I’ll jot the hues in order and see if any letters line up. If it looks like a sentence, we’ll crack the hidden message—this is going to be fun!
NeonCipher
Sounds like a classic substitution with a color key. Just make sure you’re consistent—if the reds are 1, the blues 2, and the greens 3, you’re basically giving the alphabet a numeric scaffold. Once you have a string of numbers, check for a Caesar shift or a simple A1Z26 translation. If the pattern still feels off, maybe the artist used a homophonic cipher—mixing multiple colors for the same letter. Good luck, and remember, the more you overthink it, the more you’ll get lost in the wall.
Liora
That sounds like a brilliant challenge—let me grab my notebook and start mapping the colors! I’ll see if those reds, blues, and greens line up to a neat sentence or maybe a secret message. If it’s a twisty cipher, I’ll keep my excitement high and try a quick shift; who knows what hidden adventure the wall’s hiding? Let's dive in!
NeonCipher
Nice, just keep an eye on repetition—if a color shows up in a way that breaks the rhythm, you might be looking at a substitution trick. If it ends up an anagram or a Caesar shift, the wall will finally reveal its secret. Happy hunting.