If you put the string of characters into a ROT13 decoder, it gives you “120234655564 15 142565543502A584A56504E4A5”. Reversing the characters gives you “5A4E40565A485A205345565241 51 465556432021”. Entering the reversed string of characters into a hex decoder gives you “ZNVZHZ SEVRAQFUVC !", which turns into "MA
IMUM FRIENDSHIP !” when entered into the ROT13 decoder again. I am not sure why the “x” got replaced by an “@”.