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|role=*Capital warship<ref>''[[Halo 3]]'', [[Terminals|Terminal Six]]</ref>
|role=*Capital warship<ref>''[[Halo 3]]'', [[Terminals|Terminal Six]]</ref>
*Activation of [[Portal|Portals]] to the [[Ark]]. <ref> Halo 3 [[The Storm (Level)|The Storm]], [[Terminals]] </ref>
*Activation of [[Portal|Portals]] to the [[Ark]]. <ref> Halo 3 [[The Storm (Level)|The Storm]], [[Terminals]] </ref>
|era=[[Forerunner-Flood War]], [[Sangheili - San 'Shyuum War]], [[Human-Covenant War]]
|era=[[Forerunner-Flood War]], [[Sangheili-San 'Shyuum War]], [[Human-Covenant War]]
|affiliation=*[[Forerunner]] [[Forerunner Navy|Navy]]
|affiliation=*[[Forerunner]] [[Forerunner Navy|Navy]]
*[[Covenant]] [[Covenant Loyalists|Loyalists]]<ref>''[[Halo 2]]''</ref><ref>''[[Halo 3]]''</ref>
*[[Covenant]] [[Covenant Loyalists|Loyalists]]<ref>''[[Halo 2]]''</ref><ref>''[[Halo 3]]''</ref>
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Before the start of the Human-Covenant War, the Forerunner Dreadnaught, the founding of the Prophet’s religion, would soon become the place where their religion was proven false. During the 23rd Age of Doubt, the Minister of Fortitude, and the Vice Minister of Tranquility went to the Forerunner Dreadnaught for confirmation of two symbols found on the Missionary Vessel ''Minor Transgression''. These two symbols were “Reclamation” and “Oracle”, which were found on what was known to [[Humans|Humanity]] as [[Harvest]]. After activating the Oracle inside of the Dreadnaught, it began a series of cryptic messages, listed below:
Before the start of the Human-Covenant War, the Forerunner Dreadnaught, the founding of the Prophet’s religion, would soon become the place where their religion was proven false. During the 23rd Age of Doubt, the Minister of Fortitude, and the Vice Minister of Tranquility went to the Forerunner Dreadnaught for confirmation of two symbols found on the Missionary Vessel ''Minor Transgression''. These two symbols were “Reclamation” and “Oracle”, which were found on what was known to [[Humans|Humanity]] as [[Harvest]]. After activating the Oracle inside of the Dreadnaught, it began a series of cryptic messages, listed below:


<FOR EONS I HAVE WATCHED>
<FOR EONS I HAVE WATCHED><br>
<LISTENED TO YOU MISINTERPRET>
<LISTENED TO YOU MISINTERPRET><br>
<THIS IS NOT RECLAMATION>
<THIS IS NOT RECLAMATION><br>
<THIS IS RECLAIMER>
<THIS IS RECLAIMER><br>
<AND THOSE IT REPRESENTS ARE MY MAKERS>
<AND THOSE IT REPRESENTS ARE MY MAKERS><br>  
<I WILL REJECT MY BIAS AND MAKE AMENDS>
<I WILL REJECT MY BIAS AND MAKE AMENDS><br>
<MY MAKERS ARE MY MASTERS>
<MY MAKERS ARE MY MASTERS><br>
<I WILL BRING THEM SAFELY TO THE ARK><ref>Halo: Contact Harvest pages 274 – 276</ref>
<I WILL BRING THEM SAFELY TO THE ARK><ref>Halo: Contact Harvest pages 274 – 276</ref>


During this series of messages, the Oracle began a launch sequence, which would rip the Dreadnaught from High Charity and destroy the artificial planet with it. The oracle was disconnected, but this caused a spiritual crisis for Fortitude, Tranquility, and the Philologist. Through the Oracle’s messages, the Forerunners (or their descendants), were still alive, which would shake the foundations of the Covenant itself to the core. In an attempt to keep the religion itself intact, they covered up the encounter, and would try and eradicate these [[Human|Reclaimers]]. <ref>Halo: Contact Harvest pages 379 – 384</ref>
During this series of messages, the Oracle began a launch sequence, which would rip the Dreadnaught from High Charity and destroy the artificial planet with it. The oracle was disconnected, but this caused a spiritual crisis for Fortitude, Tranquility, and the Philologist. Through the Oracle’s messages, the Forerunners (or their descendants), were still alive, which would shake the foundations of the Covenant itself to the core. In an attempt to keep the religion itself intact, they covered up the encounter, and would try and eradicate these [[Human|Reclaimers]]. <ref>Halo: Contact Harvest pages 379 – 384</ref>