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| − | The '''Tong-Nou Alphabet''' is the | + | The '''Tong-Nou Alphabet''' is the language that appears in both ''[[Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong-Nou]]'' and ''[[Chu-Teng]]''. It is functionally a substitution cipher for Japanese [[wikipedia:Hirigana|hirigana]]/[[wikipedia:Katakana|katakana]]. The alphabet is used extensively within in-world documents and names. [[Ka-gyou|Two]] [[Zoh-gaeru Family|puzzles]] from the first game involve working with the alphabet through interaction with the enciphered computer keyboard in [[Thi-eng]]. |
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|{{TongNouAlphabet/Hi}} | |{{TongNouAlphabet/Hi}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:57, 5 January 2024
The Tong-Nou Alphabet is the language that appears in both Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong-Nou and Chu-Teng. It is functionally a substitution cipher for Japanese hirigana/katakana. The alphabet is used extensively within in-world documents and names. Two puzzles from the first game involve working with the alphabet through interaction with the enciphered computer keyboard in Thi-eng.
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