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On the back of the first book you will find (at the bottom) a series of numbers and dashes its in Morse Code. His name is Nicholas. -. .. -.-. ---- .... .-.. .- ...
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∙ 12y agonicholas, it is written in Morse code on the back of the book
It is also written in the second book that's how i figured it out
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