Talk:ZOVO Puzzle/@comment-25262391-20140804005440

I have tried all of the previously mentioned methods, using CrytoClub'scracking tools for Vigenere and Caesarian. I have tried many of the phrases from Blake's first post that caught my eye, (repeated words such as wizard, lurking, or the one phrase that I noticed to be grammatically incorrect, in paragraph 8: "watching me decoded every message").

If it is a substitution cipher, I have begun to assume that the letters 'e' and 'o' represent a vowel (so long as they do not decode into themselves), while the letter 'n' is one of the following: s, l, e, f, or o. (this is based on the fact that 'n' is doubled up at the end of what must be a word).

If it is a numerical cipher, it is beyond my ken, and I leave that to the greater minds amongst us.