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On June 14th, 2007, a website related to Halo 3 went up (http://www.halo3.com/comic/). '''The Cradle of Life''' is a story about a Tribal Elder, [[N'chala]], who watches the [[Forerunner]]s build what may or may not be the [[Ark]]. On the last page (page 5) of the comic there are three comic strips that can be clicked on over and over and/or dragged to reveal mysterious numbers. These numbers are as follows: Strip One - 206, Strip Two - 16. over 223, Strip Three - 65. These numbers were later discovered to be an IP address by Bungie.net forumers. By typing http://206.16.223.65/ into the url box, people would be linked to a webpage owned by Microsoft with a message saying that you do not have permission to view this page. Later, the webpage opened to reveal an alien looking website with the text: | On June 14th, 2007, a website related to [[Halo 3]] went up (http://www.halo3.com/comic/). '''The Cradle of Life''' is a story about a Tribal Elder, [[N'chala]], who watches the [[Forerunner]]s build what may or may not be the [[Ark]]. On the last page (page 5) of the comic there are three comic strips that can be clicked on over and over and/or dragged to reveal mysterious numbers. These numbers are as follows: Strip One - 206, Strip Two - 16. over 223, Strip Three - 65. These numbers were later discovered to be an IP address by Bungie.net forumers. By typing http://206.16.223.65/ into the url box, people would be linked to a webpage owned by Microsoft with a message saying that you do not have permission to view this page. Later, the webpage opened to reveal an alien looking website with the text: | ||
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