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The story then picks off where the last issue concluded: Black-Four, having just shot who he thought was [[Thon 'Talamee]] firing on [[Black-Three]], arrives at the shooter's body and much to his shock, sees that the shooter was, in reality, Black-Two. Meanwhile, 686 Ebullient Prism, occupying Iona's "secondary" interface, explains to her that it has control of the team's [[heads-up display|HUDs]], and has manipulated them to turn against each other. It is revealed that after Two finished sending the distress call from [[Long Time Coming|the ship]], she made her way inside the installation to reunite with the team. Inside, the Monitor manipulated her helmet display to make Three and Four appear to her as [[Mgalekgolo|Hunters]]. In turn, Prism manipulated Three's and Four's HUDs to have Two appear as Thon, explaining why Four inadvertently shot her. | The story then picks off where the last issue concluded: Black-Four, having just shot who he thought was [[Thon 'Talamee]] firing on [[Black-Three]], arrives at the shooter's body and much to his shock, sees that the shooter was, in reality, Black-Two. Meanwhile, 686 Ebullient Prism, occupying Iona's "secondary" interface, explains to her that it has control of the team's [[heads-up display|HUDs]], and has manipulated them to turn against each other. It is revealed that after Two finished sending the distress call from [[Long Time Coming|the ship]], she made her way inside the installation to reunite with the team. Inside, the Monitor manipulated her helmet display to make Three and Four appear to her as [[Mgalekgolo|Hunters]]. In turn, Prism manipulated Three's and Four's HUDs to have Two appear as Thon, explaining why Four inadvertently shot her. | ||
Meanwhile, the Covenant team arrives at where Three is lying. Three, still thinking it was Thon who shot him, opens fire on the Covenant. Thon, enraged that the Spartan broke their agreement, attacks Three with an [[Type-1 | Meanwhile, the Covenant team arrives at where Three is lying. Three, still thinking it was Thon who shot him, opens fire on the Covenant. Thon, enraged that the Spartan broke their agreement, attacks Three with an [[Type-1 energy sword|energy sword]]. Three evades the attack and punches Thon back. | ||
The Monitor then proceeds to turn Four against Three, using Four's personal records to its advantage. Four, already pushed to the brink of his sanity, is suddenly convinced that Three is somehow behind the whole incident. He then starts firing wildly on the Covenant and Three with Two's [[ | The Monitor then proceeds to turn Four against Three, using Four's personal records to its advantage. Four, already pushed to the brink of his sanity, is suddenly convinced that Three is somehow behind the whole incident. He then starts firing wildly on the Covenant and Three with Two's [[Type-50 article beam rifle|beam rifle]]. Thon and Three take cover, and the confusion is resolved in a short exchange, leaving Thon to question who is shooting at them now. | ||
In a visual representation of Iona's systems, the Monitor chases her to the software of Black-Four's [[MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor/Black|MJOLNIR]]. The Monitor corners Iona, and proceeds to terminate her, but she manages to avoid the attack. Just then, an imaginary door behind them opens to a visualization of Four's personal logs: the Spartans' mess hall seen in the earlier flashbacks. Prism is temporarily distracted, fascinated by the complexities of Four's state of mind. | In a visual representation of Iona's systems, the Monitor chases her to the software of Black-Four's [[MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor/Black|MJOLNIR]]. The Monitor corners Iona, and proceeds to terminate her, but she manages to avoid the attack. Just then, an imaginary door behind them opens to a visualization of Four's personal logs: the Spartans' mess hall seen in the earlier flashbacks. Prism is temporarily distracted, fascinated by the complexities of Four's state of mind. | ||