When the radio communication started, Edward immediately rushed over, pulled out a chair, sat down, and began to take notes with the paper and pen by his side.
Jason was not familiar with this kind of radio, but for Edward, who came from a military background, operating it was quite easy.
A moment later, he came over with a piece of paper full of dots and lines.
"Where's the codebook?"
Edward asked.
"Here."
Bansey promptly took out the codebook from his pocket.
"Dots and lines represent different letters; this is common knowledge, so many people use special encryption methods, such as combining dots and lines into numbers, then using these numbers to read the actual information in the special codebook."
The female pastry chef softly explained to Jason.
"Mm."
Jason nodded in understanding.
He had guessed as much when Edward had first spoken.
However, he did not rebut the well-intentioned pastry chef.
