I'm watching the ramblings of a mad man or a genius right now. Maybe both.

Sadly we'll probably see soon if it's still on, I believe the site needs to renew in October. If it goes down I guess it's over.

I guess the simplest way to put it would be that even though some positions changed, the sum of all the letters create the same whole. "If he changed a number he'd have to change another" things most likely pair together and we've been too dumb to find those matches or something.

Sad to be still here, but still trying. Hope Dolos is aight.

This in my opinion is the strongest interpretation so far. We just need to find how it tells us to find the end and I believe we’ve got the method at that point.

I'll message you on discord about this, but I do have one question for you. If you're assuming Wealth, Health, and Wealth as 'the end' do you know why those are the end? Can you forget why you knew?

@Απάτη! The English on the keys as well though.

Greek and Spanish without addressing the English?

Ayyy, follow through with that one. That’s a pathway I tried early on but I think I abandoned too quickly.

@ChaosandOrder Did you find the phrase we're looking for in the Cipher?

@The Spirit of Magic Maybe *was* on the trail. 😭

I still toss this one around my head... Angry? Why? Those are my two thoughts.

Also left the Lethe Poem. He just changed the heart key + heart lock to just a singular key rotating.

You’re removing a stimulus. Therefore it’s negative. In psychology terms it’d be considered a ‘negative reward’ to forget something that hurts, a ‘positive punishment’ to remember.

I feel like this may be something worth reading up on. The Meaning of “Lethe” The Greek word lethe has many approximate translations in modern English. These include “oblivion,” “concealment,” or “forgetfulness.” Most English translators use the last of these as the standard meaning for the word, especially as it was used in mythology. The other definitions are important, however, for understanding the full impact of lethe. The word was related to aletheia, which meant “truth.” The prefix –a, however, more properly makes this word the exact opposite of its root, lethe. Truth was thus an opposite of oblivion or concealment. It was “un-forgetfulness,” or “un-concealment.” The opposite of truth was not a lie, it was a concealment or erasure. Lethe, therefore, did not just refer to the forgetting of certain facts or events. It meant the concealment or negation of truth itself. Lethe went beyond absentmindedness. It was the loss of fundamental truths about oneself, the world, and the natural order. The Greeks viewed truth as one of the most important principles in life. It dictated their laws, religion, and social norms. Without truth, Greek life was meaningless. Lethe, the absence of truth, could have serious consequences on a large enough scale.

They may also gasp "DOLOS YOU SON OF A BITCH"

Not going to lie, I really like this. You've been doing a lot more structural thinking lately, and a lot more varied interpretation. I feel these are the thoughts that'll get us closer. I'm going to look into this thought myself and see if I can piece anything together.

Send him money, I hear thats the best solution.