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Cicada 3301 fag get out

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>>19179607
The Imperial Guardian, rises.
11:11

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>>19179607
cxrt hwxiedhi sjst

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>>19179607
This was posted on /b/ minutes ago

you know i was thinking about doing something like this myself. fill up a journal with cryptic bullshit that leads to a wild goose chase around my hometown and anonymously drop it in a library and see if someone takes the bait

>>19179699
Yes.
Please do so.

>>19179699
>>19179727
But don't be lame, plan it well.

>>19179796
i'm a professional game designer, i think i can make it fun and interesting

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>>19179607
Alright I'm a student of Cryptography and I used this tool to decipher numbers

http://www.asciitohex.com/

It led me to a series of sites with more puzzles, but i can't solve them on my own as they require advanced mathematics and knowledge of languages, one of them also seems like a python equality, but I'm not very savvy on compilers or tables or any programming stuff.

The second binary string is very clear, it translates to Anung Un Rama, which is a comic reference to the comic's Hellboy protagonist, but the important part is that it means "he who wears the burning crown"

I'm not sure about the coordinates, the first ones lead to a point in the middle of nowhere near Alaska, the ones in the end lead to a house sold 2 years ago in "Fox Hill", maybe there's some hidden meaning to that.

As for the random words, I believe they're just a distraction, or they can be passwords, but probably only a few of them are worth a shit and the rest are a distraction, maybe they have to be arranged in a particular way to find another secret word, but I think before using them there has to be a site where they'll be required in chase they're required at all.

I'm thinking the first gps coordinates are not a location, they're a time and a date, and they go along with the REAL location, but I don't have any tools at hand to convert them into those right now.

For the picture I can't even begin to explain, you have to see http://c0d3.attorney/0.1?m=583

It seems the second set of numerals it's a pyramidal arrangement similar to the Fibonacci sequence, but it has it's own cipher, it's probably hidden in the internet but I can't find it.

If I had to make sense of all this I'd say this is some kind of invitation or a challenge? not sure for what, but a crown will be a reward? I'm probably missing a few links yet to visit, as I still have to review all the information backwards and that takes time, cryptics sometimes like doing that kinda shit to make you work double.

>>19179699
I've always wanted to create a creepy cult video a la the DHARMA videos from Lost, and leave it in a park nearby or something. I'd even have it on an actual VHS tape too to make it seem more authentic. Find a way to artificially age the film too, add even more spoopy factor to it. Have some weird occult/end of the world shit in it to make people shit bricks.

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>>19179607
And?

>>VELWELL PEREZ

>>19180345
Don't like the way you went about the URL - plus signs can't be right - it would be a perfect website - did you try, say removing the pluses and adding various prefixes like YouTube ?