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Separating the survivors into two groups, the ancilla tested both of them with a hypothetical scenario, if they would sacrifice sapient species if it meant a vaccine against the Flood. However, Halsey grew impatient and disabled the AI, taking control of the Absolute Record herself.<ref name="HE22">'''Halo: Escalation''', ''[[Halo: Escalation Issue 22|Issue #22]]''</ref> Palmer and her teammates found their half of the simulation interrupted, and soon were surrounded by Jul 'Mdama's reinforcement warriors. However, they were rescued by a Sentinel with the voice of the custodian AI, which explained that it was a backup in case the main body was shut down.<ref name="HE23">'''Halo: Escalation''', ''[[Halo: Escalation Issue 23|Issue #23]]''</ref> Needing their help to regain control, the Sentinel directed Palmer, Tanaka, and Glassman to the auxiliary control conduit, where Palmer received the initialization code from the AI and read it for Glassman to type. However, Halsey realized what they were up to and remotely deterred their attempt. Informed that Halsey was in the room directly above them, Palmer traveled up there and gave Halsey three seconds at gunpoint to step away from her control console. Instead Halsey activated a containment field around Palmer and fled into a portal.  
Separating the survivors into two groups, the ancilla tested both of them with a hypothetical scenario, if they would sacrifice sapient species if it meant a vaccine against the Flood. However, Halsey grew impatient and disabled the AI, taking control of the Absolute Record herself.<ref name="HE22">'''Halo: Escalation''', ''[[Halo: Escalation Issue 22|Issue #22]]''</ref> Palmer and her teammates found their half of the simulation interrupted, and soon were surrounded by Jul 'Mdama's reinforcement warriors. However, they were rescued by a Sentinel with the voice of the custodian AI, which explained that it was a backup in case the main body was shut down.<ref name="HE23">'''Halo: Escalation''', ''[[Halo: Escalation Issue 23|Issue #23]]''</ref> Needing their help to regain control, the Sentinel directed Palmer, Tanaka, and Glassman to the auxiliary control conduit, where Palmer received the initialization code from the AI and read it for Glassman to type. However, Halsey realized what they were up to and remotely deterred their attempt. Informed that Halsey was in the room directly above them, Palmer traveled up there and gave Halsey three seconds at gunpoint to step away from her control console. Instead Halsey activated a containment field around Palmer and fled into a portal.  


Battling Sentinels, Jul 'Mdama ordered the ''Song of Retribution'' to fire into the Record, disrupting power across the facility. Palmer's containment field failed, and she broke free while the revived custodian AI intercepted Halsey. With the Record falling apart, Palmer regrouped with her teammates and made a hasty escape through the Record's teleportation grid, Glassman directing it to deposit them inside the parked ''Breath of Annihilation''. There 'Sevi found and hid them while the carrier flew back to Sangheili space, where the humans covertly fled and were picked up by an ONI [[prowler]]. Palmer was debriefed afterward about the mission by Lasky, and remarked on Halsey's unusual behavior when Palmer confronted her. Having not killed Palmer when she had the chance and instead overplaying for capture, Palmer considered Halsey humiliated enough to satisfy her.<ref name="HE24">'''Halo: Escalation''', ''[[Halo: Escalation Issue 24|Issue #24]]''</ref>
Battling Sentinels, Jul 'Mdama ordered the ''Song of Retribution'' to fire into the Record, disrupting power across the facility. Palmer's containment field failed, and she broke free while the revived custodian AI intercepted Halsey. With the Record falling apart, Palmer regrouped with her teammates and made a hasty escape through the Record's teleportation grid, Glassman directing it to deposit them inside the parked ''Breath of Annihilation''. There 'Sevi found and hid them while the carrier flew back to Sangheili space, where the humans covertly fled and were picked up by an ONI [[prowler]]. Palmer was debriefed afterward about the mission by Lasky, and remarked on Halsey's unusual behavior when Palmer confronted her. Having not killed Palmer when she had to the chance and instead overplaying for capture, Palmer considered Halsey humiliated enough to satisfy her.<ref name="HE24">'''Halo: Escalation''', ''[[Halo: Escalation Issue 24|Issue #24]]''</ref>


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