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At some point, when she does not want a remote detonation of ''In Amber Clad'', [[Cortana]] becomes separated from the Master Chief and is left within a computer on [[High Charity]]. | At some point, when she does not want a remote detonation of ''In Amber Clad'', [[Cortana]] becomes separated from the Master Chief and is left within a computer on [[High Charity]]. | ||
The [[Halos]], we learn from [[343 Guilty Spark]], | The [[Halos]], we learn from [[343 Guilty Spark]], were built to prevent the [[Flood]] from spreading throughout the Galaxy, and that the [[Forerunners]] who built it were wiped out when they fired it as a "weapon of last resort" at some point in the remote past. In spite of this, the [[Brute]] leader [[Tartarus]] activates the ring in preparation to fire, to bring about - in his eyes - the Great Journey. The player must fight to retrieve the [[Index]] and deactivate the ring before it fires and destroys all sentient life in the Galaxy. | ||
The [[Index]] is retrieved and the [[Halo]] cannot fire. [[343 Guilty Spark]] reveals that although the [[Index]] was removed before [[Delta Halo]] had time to complete it's firing sequence, it sent signals to other [[Halos]] in the Galaxy, putting them into standby mode. Now, they can be activated remotely from the [[Ark]] (assumed to be on [[Earth]]). The game ends here and the credits roll. | The [[Index]] is retrieved and the [[Halo]] cannot fire. [[343 Guilty Spark]] reveals that although the [[Index]] was removed before [[Delta Halo]] had time to complete it's firing sequence, it sent signals to other [[Halos]] in the Galaxy, putting them into standby mode. Now, they can be activated remotely from the [[Ark]] (assumed to be on [[Earth]]). The game ends here and the credits roll. | ||