It doesn't matter how clever he is, if he can crack show the script source keys.
Example:
local Key_1 = {{80,49,61,29,70,55,23,61,60,35},{68,88,45,42,63,26,22,18,22,46},{64,83,58,86,62,99,82,67,29,57},{79,79,51,18,72,75,48,58,51,46},{90,66,50,22,20,44,17,25,13,40},{72,16,59,52,40,51,37,71,18,79},{56,87,97,87,23,51,98,95,11,78},{67,98,61,82,24,55,26,37,68,74},{91,69,52,89,38,37,57,40,40,19},{80,67,67,39,69,69,59,53,63,81}}
local Key_2 = {10,6,9,7,8,4,8,2,8,7,10,1,1,1,8,1,9,6,1,1}
On the source key encryption does not exist.
local sourceKey = {69,57,82,98,26,80,80,67,37,80}
How to decrypt this code:
Example = needDec({55,10,147,63,226,126,23})
We'll call the destroyer El.
If El can really break my encryption, I just ask El to show you the source of the code (sourceKey).
At least he showed it on video when he decrypt.