Halo: London Calling
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Halo: London Calling is a short story in the Waypoint Chronicle series written by Jeff Easterling and Alex Wakeford. Unlike previous entries in the series, London Calling is exclusively included in the print compilation Halo: Waypoint Chronicles - Volume One, set for release on May 26, 2026. The story is set to cover Laurette Agryna and her background and life in London prior to the SPARTAN-IV program, something first depicted in the Season 01 introductory video for Halo Infinite.[1]
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- "October 2552. The Covenant invasion of Earth has come to London. As the alien alliance relentlessly assaults humanity’s military infrastructure, civilian courier groups—such as the Beekeepers, run by Laurette and her father Holden Agryna—are contracted to aid the off-world transportation of key personnel and assets.[1]"
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London Calling is named after the third studio album by the English rock band The Clash.
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- ^ a b Halo Waypoint, Canon Fodder - Parasite's Cake (Retrieved on Jan 31, 2026) [archive]
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