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Huragok are known to mark some areas of significance with mysterious glyphs, which can be found on various surfaces, walls, ceilings or floors, often in irregular patterns. These usually consist of an "Y"-shape or a circle, with various types of glyphs similar to [[List of Forerunner Symbols|Forerunner symbols]] around them. The symbols are likely related to the Huragok's Forerunner origin. | Huragok are known to mark some areas of significance with mysterious glyphs, which can be found on various surfaces, walls, ceilings or floors, often in irregular patterns. These usually consist of an "Y"-shape or a circle, with various types of glyphs similar to [[List of Forerunner Symbols|Forerunner symbols]] around them. The symbols are likely related to the Huragok's Forerunner origin. | ||
In ''Halo 3: ODST'', they can be seen glowing with the [[Visual Intelligence System, Reconnaissance|VISR]] mode turned on. They are usually seen in or near areas of interest, such as locations with dead [[Sangheili]] or supply caches. The ones in the supply caches also bear | In ''Halo 3: ODST'', they can be seen glowing with the [[Visual Intelligence System, Reconnaissance|VISR]] mode turned on. They are usually seen in or near areas of interest, such as locations with dead [[Sangheili]] or supply caches. The ones in the supply caches also bear similar symbols depicting the [[Superintendent (Construct)|Superintendent]], possibly hinting to cooperation of the A.I. with Huragok. This is further supported by the fact that the subroutine of the Superintendent known as [[Vergil]] fused with a Huragok to pass information along to the UNSC.<ref>'''[[Halo 3: ODST]]''', ''[[Data Hive]]''</ref> | ||
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