I found a very odd puzzle some time ago. I thought it was interesting, when I realized it was my own puzzle! Somehow I had no memory of creating it. Well, it turns out that I also created another puzzle, and something tells me they are related. Here it is:
Raseac my queen 21 is not what you need.
euf pgzwqd, euf pgzwqd, euf imkxmke pgzwqd
Nothing normal is found at the end
448
667
221
444
912
Add in the letters, starting from top to bottom, not changing each non-word
Dicio hondtd ghafcnfge btbhniags dhdtadt nieda'bnet ibiec dhanedgchd.
Mfnafgy tnhbisbga darded jistuab isiac hdeyhtd afpgpafer.
Tnbsbhiag idkdled ltsrbaetei oicri mnduesdhbr farfeg bujsbta soegmidthdnd, togiahnnibi oicrmie, dhdofr mfafepgxle 'byba' dndadd 'ikba' riaiec djsduht 'fyfg' abadnb 'ddkd' nabtoi 'ichwcy' dadndh 'Ofkgf.'
Tyebhba daedrd iaubjst iticnmeohisg.
more than a 1/2 or less than 1/4
Everything above the line is part of the puzzle.
Here's a hint to help you along:
along with the puzzle, a smudged note was found saying something about a lair.
I'll accept an answer that doesn't have it, but if you want a fully complete answer see if you can explain this hint.
Hint #2
This puzzle is partially inspired by this riddle