Cipher in Cipher
Jack: Somehow it all seems like a bad joke of the Puppeteer. There was a name of another author of children's books, Charles Perrault, encrypted in the book. Although I would have created a multipass cipher too, so it's too early to despair. We'll learn more once we find the book.
Task: Find the fairy tales by Charles Perrault in the kitchen. You will not find the item immediately.
You found the fairy tales by Charles Perrault. For helping Jack you received some points of freedom and some tokens. Your reputation in the underground has increased by 1.
Jack: We have the book. Where is the cipher... Notes, notes, stories in the margin. That's great, but it does me little good. Ah, there! C: 24.6 l-t-t: 4.11 13.7 -17.4 C: -37.-9 "e" is crossed That's a book code. Written in fairy tales. Now, let's see the table of contents. The letter is the name of a fairy tale, C - Cinderella! 24 - the line number? No, it won't do... Paragraph then. 6 means the sixth word: "There". Hmm, not informative. Then it must be Little Tom Thumb, negative means you need to search from the end... So, we got the phrase: "There is another way out from the house". Yes! But where the hell is it? And where is the hint about the next book?
