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rdfs:comment | - Kashaph (a hebrew term meaning mutter) is a long extinct, enchanted language used by the Inconnu to communicate secretly, and also as a method of identifying one another. It cannot be decoded by mundane means, like modern cryptography. It has no written form. Kashaph can only be accessed via a specific ritual that imprints the language in the target's brain. This is used as one of the first initiations of a new member of the sect.
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abstract | - Kashaph (a hebrew term meaning mutter) is a long extinct, enchanted language used by the Inconnu to communicate secretly, and also as a method of identifying one another. It cannot be decoded by mundane means, like modern cryptography. It has no written form. Kashaph can only be accessed via a specific ritual that imprints the language in the target's brain. This is used as one of the first initiations of a new member of the sect.
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