The Being Buried Beneath Sandtrap - Halo Theory

[@AscendHyperion]

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[@chrissonofpear1384]

novel Halo: Point of Light spoilers somewhat relevant, to this vid...

[@pigeon4489]

made it happen :)

[@V.O.Y.S.]

also its possible that some of the structures are Ancient Human in Origin as the Ancient Humans where around then as well. I actually just watched a video on Installations00's channel about his theory on ancient humans and he ties in these structures because we don't know the exact origin. its a cool theory, but just wanted ot throw that out there that because we don't actually know who built them its possible some of the structures we encounter through the games are Ancient Human in Origin

[@3l_Raro]

They are hiding a 6G tower

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[@pyxylation]

6G is actually what caused the flood!

[@HelpfulFox-pl2de]

I wonder if it's possible that this is where Mendicant Bias is imprisoned. I did a bit of reading on Halopedia as well and found this, "Mendicant was locked in eternal exile and entombed beneath a vast desert on the Ark"

[@halken117]

HOLY JEEEZ

[@NobleVagabond2552]

This

[@penguifyer9919]

yes

[@HelpfulFox-pl2de]

@@DigitalDNA Where did you hear that? I'm mostly curious as there is no information about the location of this map given anywhere. I believe its on a different location on the ark because of the fact that a large portion of the ark is a desert. But I have never heard any information about the actual location of Sandtrap.

[@longjoseph9332]

I thought that too but mendicant was also on High Charity in the keyship. Offensive bias didn't seem right either. So now I'm lost too

[@blakjewellio1407]

So few people discuss the lore of the maps in halo This could be a very interesting series if you continue with it Hope to see you one again

[@nobilisartorivs]

Which is the installation of forge world? (Halo reach)

[@TheChadPad]

I remember the secret of Sandtrap was the text that Justin Hayworth put on the walls, and this is the same text that is on Epitaph. He said he wanted them to have meaning and meant for people to try to decipher them. That's not to say necessarily that they DO have meaning though, but I would reckon there is a code or something embedded cleverly. Those runes need to be deciphered! It's the last thing unexplained about the map

[@Metabrotropic]

*Hayward

[@itstimedoomed8741]

It’s Morse code with possible binary with embossed words I can’t yet figure out

[@chrissonofpear1384]

@@itstimedoomed8741 Are you sure? Wow, cool, if so. Also, somebody may have to someday decipher the Pos/Navigation codes in the Halo Mythos book...

[@DEASTESMusic]

It should be noted that there are a few crashed ships dotted around Sandtrap; maybe that's how the players got in story-wise?

[@____________838]

Aren’t they all Covenant ships, beyond that one cargo carrier that has the missile pod in it?

[@Destroyer_V0]

@@____________838 1 wrecked covenant phantom, 1 UNSC Albatross heavy transport, secondhand use. Also the UNSC elephants had to get there somehow. (Also ignoring the UNSC frigate very much in potential firing range of the towers)

[@LegendStormcrow]

Not the players, but the people who fought there. I have always believed that every Halo MP match was a training sim, even before Halo 4.

[@____________838]

@@LegendStormcrow yeah, it’s pretty clear that some of the levels in CE, specifically Chiron, were purpose built training sites for Spartans.

[@LegendStormcrow]

@@____________838 I think those might have been physical training, or at least physical training sites transferred into VR

[@g.s.4318]

Everyone knows that this is just where Victoria buried her secret.

[@daka3785]

No way

[@shugo5130]

Victory is a man

[@NobleVagabond2552]

Lame ass joke

[@Hakuonu]

who??

[@fijikomu]

Dude you literally predicted the Cylixes in Infinite. There is absolutely a precursor or Endless down there. Holy shit. Amazing.

[@Swim_Jonse]

I believe how Bungie was thinking about story relative to the various themes to each map is glossed over here partially when viewing it as something to solely keep everyone out of or away from. They didn't have to frame a map that's already unique in being a Forerunner artifact site this way, though Bungie places not only a crashed Albatross dropship and two Elephants, which while gameplay related are unique to this map and reflect that internally on some screens, but a frigate in the skybox to let us know that the UNSC has landed here. Note that other than the Banshee, specifically there for gameplay purposes alone, the only presence of Covenant forces lies in completely destroyed remains, likely destroyed by the defenses. Why were the UNSC able to land here? The UNSC, rather humanity, were *permitted* to land here while the various species of the covenant were not.

[@VidyaAntics]

Typical reclaimer privilege smh

[@HuggableLoveablePlushies]

@@VidyaAntics 😂😂😂

[@someirishkid9241]

Doing a bit of thread necromancy here to point out that the crashed dropship implies maybe humanity weren't permitted to land after all.

[@Swim_Jonse]

@@someirishkid9241While there could be a plethora of reasons explaining that, given that the covenant clearly were capable of getting near the area and could have shot a single Albatross down, I'd like to mention that the Albatross is not "crashed" so much as it is "buried". Halo 3 doesn't have dynamic weather so it's permanently that way but I don't really see any indication that it's damaged in any other way. Could have just landed abruptly, even. Contrast that to the covenant set pieces equally not modular, not player controlled, which are in tatters. I think the point is still very relevant that even if they weren't exactly permitted to land, the covenant was permitted 1000 fold less. This is consistent with the lore and more interesting than "nobody can ever come here ever because no reason" so I lean that way and I feel there's so much evidence to support it.

[@lucastep310]

I so badly want to just make a version of sandtrap thats been uncovered and repaired. I'd imagine it at least make a great multiplayer map.

[@sErgEantaEgis12]

I'm not the only one who wants to see it being fully excavated then!

[@lucastep310]

@@sErgEantaEgis12 Nope

[@chengzhou8711]

Check out “SandBlast” modded map

[@millymolly67]

it conceals a variation of halo 4 made by bungie instead of 343

[@o_o-037]

Maybe it's Mendicant Bias, one of his fragments is known to have been buried on the Ark.

[@matthewcowley991]

Something interesting is that if you go on the Halo 2 mission High Charity and take the elevator to the big room right before entering the Prophet's inner sanctum, you can see that symbol on the wall in classic graphics as the elevator is going up.

[@4sight611]

The Endless have always been an idea it seems... all kinds of videos about these ruins and the ancient texts have popped up for me lately. Love it.

[@lenorelestrange]

Recently saw a video on the sand trap text and I can safely say it's a monument of confession, a tomb of a forerunner whom wrote off the construction of the rings and was buried with the knowledge that for all the laws and reasons they had in place they were failing. Ever wonder why you never heard of an infected forerunner despite them being at war with them for thousands of years? Maybe they are a suspended and infected, hoping one day they can cleanse the parasites from a person of great power and knowledge.

[@Lixirous]

2:24 Man, you speakin my language!

[@AscendHyperion]

S-tier comment

[@Luke_H98]

Halo Canon sent me here, and I'm most definitely intrigued by this theory. Very well put together and structured video. I think I might just have to wander the map for a while.

[@JustGabeRaul]

Videos like yours remind me why I love Halo so much.

[@Xx_HD_xX]

"One thought for all eternity" ATONEMENT. An empty "grave" or an empty prison for a "mind" with only one thought. A monument to someone's sins.

[@wweirdguy]

Another piece of evidence that Sandtrap's Crypt contains a being of high power: wherever the Sandtrap text reappears in Infinite, it is in a place associated with the preserving and containing of sentients. It appears alongside the Cylixes (Cylixs? Cyli?) in the mission Foundation, and is present on the looming statues of the Silent Auditorium.

[@smokeythepoohbear144]

you got my sub dude, anyone willing to put time into stuff like this deserves it. hope to see you on mcc pc

[@KevinKoolx]

Awesome detailed video! Brought up a lot of interesting things I had no clue about the map!

[@tfninjadoom]

hi!

[@HJForkan]

The png joke was so subtle I loved it!

[@cyborgcommando6834]

Hmm wonder if this needs a follow up video with he Sandbox text being found in infinite. Plus if it is a precursor. The Forerunners would definitely want to keep it as a prisoner, or dead. The Forerunners wiped out the Precursors , the last known one created the Flood as revenge, who's to say another precursor wouldn't make an even bigger scarier Flood.

[@pogchamp7983]

Maybe the primordial the forerunner were studying, lasers to prevent escape and sand with no life to prevent infection.

[@TheScarab19]

You should revisit this, the text on Sandtrap can be found in very similar ways in the halo infinite campaign and it most definitely is related to the Endless. Brings new meaning to Sandtrap.

[@daklr2501]

Poor precursor missed the omnicide of his entire race : (

[@jadetortellini6150]

That jazzy little guitar riff always gets me man T^T

[@z3ny156]

I think you got some things wrong. Firstly, all Precursor structures were technically, "Alive," which meant that they were destroyed when the Halos fired (it still hasn't been explained how the mantle wasnt destroyed) so no, nothing on the Halos is Precusor made. Next, I dont think you fully get the situation between the Forerunners and Precursors when the array was built. The Precursors were long dead, killed by the Forerunners, any more that were found were also killed so they couldnt have worked alongside them and the Forerunners wouldnt have let any survive.

[@AscendHyperion]

I am well aware of the jist of the Precursor story. I continually allow for them in this theory though based on the raw possibility that one may have been preserved by some means. All the language I found in reference to the origins of the preserved structures continually mentioned "ancient forerunner or older", indicating an ambiguity in ownership. It is within reason to say the Precursors were all assumed dead, but in the vast wild galaxy, the chances one was preserved, for whatever reason, isn't some far fetched idea. Stranger, less linear things have happened in Halo. Personally, I am much more keen to say that this theory most likely applies to a Forerunner being, but just given the context and understanding we have of the preserved sites, I cannot rule out another species being the resident.

[@ToaDrakua]

Well, for one, the Mantle of Responsibility is a creed, not a Precursor relic. I think you mean the Domain, which was heavily damaged to the point that the surviving Forerunners had to repair it (sadly sacrificing one of their own to do so) in order to retrieve the materials necessary to leave the galaxy. By that point (and possibly earlier) in the war with the flood, they would probably overlook an entombed Precursor if just for the sake of survival. If anything, because Precursors were presumed extinct by that point, any survivors of the species unaligned with the Flood would be looked at with both reverence, and fear. More than enough cause to not risk waking it up or letting the Flood gain access to it.

[@z3ny156]

@@ToaDrakua yeah, I meant the Domain, sorry

[@Espartanica]

Actually, there was a single Precursor that was around long after the extinction event. Even when the Flood were active. The Primordial. Killed by the Didact, he transferred his mind into the Flood's compound mind to become the Gravemind, and torture the Didact into madness before setting him free again, which resulted in his imprisonment. It's possible that another Precursor were trapped under the ruins to prevent the same from happening to them, a way to entrap their power, at least until the Halos fired. And given that the Flood can even survive the firing of the Rings, it's possible it had as well.

[@jared8019]

What about mendicant bias? Thought he got buried at some point?

[@technobishop]

Had this recommended after watching a video about Sandtrap's text tablet and architecture appearing in Halo Infinite's Silent Auditorium. After playing that mission, I think you're right. Something's down there.

[@TheEpicureanGamer]

while people have noted already that the text on the golden plates on sandtrap are in various places in infinite, I'd like to highlight the last boss channels a type of orange energy from the very same plates from the statues holding them in the final room which by the by: are oddly shaped like the life preservation modules used by the librarian and her cohorts

[@chickenmotherhalo]

Is Sandbox on the ark? There's that cool Saturn-looking planet on the horizon that made me think these structures might reside elsewhere in the galaxy. It would be interesting to uncover what the bungie designers backstory to this map was.

[@LiftYagami]

Sandbox is on a different planet

[@proper7439]

Pretty sure they're both on the ark

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[@Nikl434]

Saw you last 3 months ago.

[@JellyfishRave]

Dude this channel is SO good-keep up the great work!

[@LegendStormcrow]

I remember when theory crafting was a big part of Halo. Hell, I even predicted that the MP games were all sims. Halo 4 confirmed it.

[@proper7439]

Halo ce, 2, and 3 still aren't though. It's be cool but wouldn't make sense lore wise

[@madness30000000]

Sandtrap and sandbox are in different locations one is on a plant and the other one is on a ark. That just my two cents

[@cyanimation1605]

9:42 Buried beneath this and what? Donut, THIS AND WHAT? WHAT IS THIS?

[@marknunya3107]

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[@WonderfulLifeofParhau]

Very impressive, nice work!! I believe that perhaps it may be a Forerunner of similar position as the Didact in the crypt. Perhaps one of the Forerunner Engineers who knew the inner workings of the Halo rings and perhaps he was deemed too dangerous

[@geralddillon5746]

Didiact theme intensifies*

[@rohanroshan117]

When you pulled up that picture of busted up roads in Michigan, it hit too close to home (literally). Now I understand why I felt like I saw that pic before🤔🤔 Troy is where it's at tho don't come @ me🥴

[@AscendHyperion]

We salute your suspension and pray for your tires, friend.

[@nuclearjanitors]

@@AscendHyperion and bury our alignment

[@HexJK]

My theory: They're both the same map, just different times. Sandtrap is the original state, Sandbox is the extracted state (after all the sand and stone was dug up).

[@DMAN699669]

I like that! Maybe some ONI funded scientists dug it up since there are a bunch of human lights left over in the crypt on sandbox

[@davycrocket144]

This is very interesting after playing Halo Infinite and watching Red Nomsters videos about the Ancient Texts

[@throwingbeef3524]

Pretty good theory. Well done! I've heard one or two others that are similar. And not that I'm trying to steal you thunder, But their is another channel called "Installation 00" definitely worth checking out! Lots and lots of lore and theory, detailed videos!

[@AconKirt]

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[@proper7439]

I've been really interested in sandtrap recently,y current theories are that it's a precursor, forerunner, some of the flood mendicant bias, or maybe even one of the endless. The last one isn't very likely but it's be cool with recent events

[@Jermrants]

It’s ALOT more likely than u think 🤯😳

[@thatguyharambe8757]

It holds the Xalanyn, the Endless - the species the Harbinger spoke about. I'm here because the clues have been given. Now we just have to wait.

[@TenaciousG12]

Pretty sure that Sandtrap is a dig site that the Brutes and Truth excavated. The architecture is obviously precursor. I think the story is that the UNSC took the site from the covenant some time during the events of halo 3. Its possible that it is a crypt for something more meaningful to the meta-plot given that there is a crypt-like location inside the largest structure. I assume the backstory of this map is related to the cut content from Guardian which it seems like was a major inspiration for the plot of the sequel trilogy. It is also known that Epitaph and the DLC map Citadel are located in the same region of the Arc

[@Jermrants]

It’s the endless, they are housing the endless OR a precursor, I’ve done so much research at this point it HAS to be either of the 2

[@-MendicantBias]

Loved your theory. I don’t actually think it is a tomb but certainly these maps keep something beneath them. Could be some ancient airtifacts or weapons. Also there is something the fanbase call “The sandtrap mystery” which is a code or something hidden in the wall scripts throughout Sandtrap (Sandbox too). It could be another piece of the puzzle. I don’t know man but the fact that this hasn’t been solved since Halo 3’s launch makes me feel amazed about Halo’s majesty and mysterious atmosphere as a franchise.

[@Cakey831]

I think it’s a forerunner crypt holding the master builder, or another important forerunner. It would need to be someone important who messed up pretty badly, but done something bad enough to be locked up. Just my thoughts.

[@spartan0war]

Small note, there are no Precursor structures that exist in the known galaxy. Precursors built everything with something called neural physics, which made them incredibly durable and able to last pretty much forever. However, their method of construction made them susceptible to the Halo Array's pulse. When the Forerunners fired the installations, they wiped out every trace of Precursor architecture out there.

[@itstimedoomed8741]

Has anyone else cracked the hieroglyphics. Is Morse code with numbers. Then expanded and embossed letters that I can’t figure out. But I’m close. It’s definitely a memorial to someone who has died.

[@o_manam]

Honestly surprised you're not as big as Halo canon, this content and its presentation is amazing. Thank you for everything you do!

[@oc_sa]

Why is this 12k? This deserves 1 million! Keep up the good halo content dude ;)

[@chickennuggetman2593]

Its probably a tomb for the soldier of the forerunners. You know, the guy the master chief has the dna or blood of.

[@____________838]

The Iso-Didact? Also, Chief is supposed to have the “geas” of said forerunner.

[@lloyfirvind3274]

If the crypt room is really that big then there could be a gravemind in there. Graveminds are technically composed of corpses so maybe it was a way to give all those people a proper burial.

[@prime_optimus]

A grave mind couldn't survive that long when life forms are minimal.

[@rustybeskar4664]

I have a feeling that the minimal life readings are probably just all the players fighting each other on sand trap

[@sageryan25]

What if it was one of the original Forerunners to fight the original Precursors?

[@AscendHyperion]

Given the timeline it might be possible. The conflict was long enough ago to where the Forerunners could have still been at least semi-regularly using stone material.

[@xK27R]

You were right, seems like the Endless are buried here!!!

[@spiguy]

You make some great Halo content. Here's to give your video more exposure.

[@adamjames1149]

Couldn't the lifesigns the Elephant be picking up be the players? If you're on the map, there's always atleast one lifesign present.

[@AscendHyperion]

A very good thought. My assumption is that the scan was done prior to deployment and those screens are displaying compiled data, rather than live data

[@mdamarc]

Loved the theory, great video!

[@diamond_tango]

Ascend roasted Michigan so hard he’s getting scholarship offers from OSU.

[@criticalsite1506]

I know this comment is late but you got a sub my man! Keep up the hard work

[@AscendHyperion]

No comment is too late over here :)

[@twdLeeClemtwdg]

Yes we can make to 1000 views

[@IDoABitOfTrollin]

The reference to Michigan's roads was so relatable

[@theyoungsause4928]

Now we know it might just be a prison for something far worse than the flood

[@MarcusWolfWanders]

as a michigander, i approve of 4:48

[@roguespartan2854]

that's it. I'm botting up my Halo, and checking this out

[@pelinalwhitestrake9162]

... Booting?

[@Jermrants]

I’m viewing this video in 2022… yeah seemed like you were DEFINITELY onto something that’s FOR SURE 😅 The exact ancient texts are cylix shaped Like the endless were at the end of the campaign… almost as if THE ARK AND the harbingers Auditorium are connected 🤔 this video is ahead of it’s time 😂

[@donaldmarcato7003]

I kind of assumed that ‘minimal’ just meant like micro-organisms, but that was before you made me realize there could be a whole tomb under there… it’s also called sand “trap” so i am sold

[@2fangz296]

Thanks for helping me find further appreciation for these games.. Just when i thought i knew it all!!

[@Freelancer837]

My two guesses is that either: 1. It is where the Didact is kept. 2. It is some other old Forerunners, since there is notably life support systems on the Ark which can be heard from Spark(?) in a side piece of dialogue when he's checking out Ark systems. As for the structures themselves, it's pretty clear that it was just the Forerunners saving old architecture, just as we do today. Their selfish need to preserve it is part of why they failed so hard against the Flood, since they cared more about preserving it all than actually fully focusing on dealing with the Flood. I also feel a big problem made when theorizing multiple stuff in this video is forgetting original intent with the games. Like, "precursors" and that kind of stuff keep getting brought up, but Precursors weren't a thing in Bungie lore, just as how Forerunners and Humans weren't different species in Bungie's lore.

[@RealBakedTahu]

Who's hear after seeing the runes in Halo Infinite?

[@Wil-vd2mc]

ME. BRO! It's the Endless. The glyphs are on ancient Forerunner structures, that are PRE-FORERUNNER. Look up an article by Haruspis, called "the connection between Forerunners and Humans"

[@AL4RC0NR4MO5]

Anyone else come back here after the new discoveries about the ancient text from Sandtrap that reappeared in Infinite?

[@mygodwhatisthat7153]

this is the tomb of the man who out-pizza'd the hut

[@AscendHyperion]

I like this idea better.

[@huntclanhunt9697]

My theory is the ruins are the tomb of Mendicant Bias, who was buried in the Arc.

[@the_mud_jumper6885]

I was wondering if perhaps the towers are there not to contain a living being but a dead one. If it is the tomb of someone who at one point held great power and intelligence such as a dead precursor from the war or even a powerful Forerunner. The goal of the tower may be to stop the flood from reanimating the corpse and if the flood are successful, to keep the newly reanimated corpse in as the flood would likely gain the knowledge of whatever being is locked beneath Sandtrap along with its power. Another thing that points to this idea is the type of weapon that the containment towers are, in my opinion they resemble big sentinel beams which are of course Forerunner weapons made specifically to contain the flood. Also, great video as always!

[@lemmingscanfly5]

To transplant planet crust segments they could just slipspace them into the center of the Halo rings and then have sentinels place them in like a puzzle piece.

[@BombasticTrain]

Tiny problem, sandtrap was occupied by the brutes as said in the description of sandtrap

[@sErgEantaEgis12]

The defense mechanism in Sandtrap though is Brute mines. Maybe over the millenias the actual defense mechanism broke down, while the one on Sandbox remained functional?

[@bolderog6070]

i really wish 343 would try to make a spinoff of the forerunners and precursors from way back then and just throw a ton of easter eggs and confirm some theories in it.

[@ChrisbeFoSerious]

H3 had the best BTB maps man. Wish they would keep the Sand maps going, even for a 4v4 arena map too. Hope the new forge let’s you pick terrains.

[@SIRGINO]

This video was amazing. I freaking loved it.

[@benthebamboozler4104]

The thumbnail makes him look like he’s going to make a video called “The Problem With Being Trapped Beneath Sandtrap”

[@Doralga]

One of the best forge maps Sandbox was hope it comes back in future halos

[@hunter5559]

I'm not a 100% on my Halo lore so feel free to correct me on this but: If the purpose of the towers is to both keep it's occupant in and keep intruders out, the structure itself is a tomb but there is a life sign down there, and the Forerunners meant for this place to preserve/memorialize something or someone. Could the occupant be the last living precursor but is also infected with the flood? What if the goal of Sandtrap was to preserve the last precursor until either the Forerunners or the Monitors discovered a cure for the Flood, a way to disinfect a host from the flood spores/infection form without killing it. Having a the last member of an ancient and powerful species be grateful towards you cause you cured it of the Flood seems like a pretty good idea.

[@upstreamlotus0]

i heard when Xperia was going over the new halo book that mendicant bias was moved to the ark in a tomb. And it goes on record that they kept his power source on zeta but moved the huge AI itself somewhere protected on the Ark. I don't know though maybe I heard him wrong or maybe the dates of the map and the movement of bias don't match up anyway. Edit- I went back to the video, and around 6:33 in Xperia's video it says the Iso-didact brought Mendicant Bias to trial where he was suspended and "buried" on the Ark. So yeah I think that would fix the timeline issue and all of that.

[@dilgondo]

No it has me thinking that maybe the ruins where highly over run by the flood so the Gravemind could collect information from an isolated precursor and now they have the guardian towers as an extermination program incase any flood that are left try to leave

[@dilgondo]

Now*

[@Plooooof]

Maybe if Infinite has story DLC we can go back to the Ark and see Sandtrap. Maybe we could even find what's hidden under it

[@Nifty_Noob]

I HAVE SOLVED THE MYSTERY posting my lore theory in a couple days! will be quoting some of your work !

[@fallofmanbrand]

awesome content you deserve more subscribers

[@rahrens99]

Me at 4:48: "Hey those look like Michigan roads!"

[@EustTube]

This was a joy to watch.

[@morgonfr33m4n1337z]

It is also possible the stone ruins on Delta Halo could've been of Ancient Human origin In the level Regret Cortana mentions how "the forerunners built new structures around the old structures to protect them, to honor them" Remember too that Bungie originally intended for the Forerunners to be the exact same species as humanity. In 343's Canon, we know living humans dwelled on halo rings and the ark, and that forerunners still honored their former adversaries in some way

[@TenaciousG12]

I agree that those structures are intended to be early human. I think that plot was retconned in the new trilogy, but that was also part of the explanation as to why there were human skulls on halo rings.

[@wilsonjaksetic6009]

Incredible content, you’ve earned yourself a sub for life

[@unkoonkootz5547]

This man is amazing

[@markmarky8590]

The idea of "lost scientist/archaeologist" stuck in the "tomb" seems most viable. This poor pleb pressed the "wrong/right" thing and is now the minimal lifeform on the elephant screen trapped beneath. As we can see theres some science stuff, a rucksack and a Half-Life2 modeled crowbar next to what, judging by forrunner tech has to offer, a doorway represented by the 2 blue panels on the floor and ceiling. Like Lucy in Ghost of Onyx, walks ahead of the group feeling 1 side of the wall as she makes her way until she falls through it into another chamber and is "stuck". Just some lowly UNSC scientist/archaeologist stuck in a rut...

[@robphelan2140]

I think it was a member of the precursor high council who gave the order to wipe out the forerunners when they were seen as a threat.

[@MultiplayerMasters45]

That MDOT joke fucking got me 😂😂😂 didnt know you also live in Michigan

[@AscendHyperion]

I don't live in Michigan. The road conditions are just that legendary lol

[@9juju6]

0:56 I’m stuck here. I can’t get past him saying “analogs of time” instead of “annals of time”. Can someone please tell me what the rest of the video is about? (Since it gets lost over text, ^ this is sarcasm)