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==Trivia==

*Fans originally believed this vessel to be the flagship of the [[Fleet of Particular Justice]], though this idea was contradicted by the ''[[Halo Graphic Novel]]'' story ''[[The Last Voyage of the Infinite Succor]]''. In Halo: First Strike, the ship is suggested to be part of the Second Fleet of Homogenous Clarity protecting High Charity.<ref>"This [[High Charity|visitor]] was so important that these warships were only the advance scouting party. [[Second Fleet of Homogenous Clarity|More ships were on their way. Hundreds of them]]." - Halo: First Strike, page 68</ref>

*Further evidence pushed the idea the vessel may be the flagship of the Fleet of Particular Justice due to the fact that on page 340, Tartarus asks the High Prophet of Truth, "And what of the incompetent, High One? The one who lost the Ascendant Justice?" To which the High Prophet of Truth responds, "Bring him before the Council. Let his fate match the magnitude of his failure." This lead fans to believe that they were referring to Fleet Master Thel Vadumee, who was condemned to be the Arbiter by the Prophet of Truth.

*Further evidence supplies the fact that they are referring to Thel Vadumee because Tartarus often referred to him as "The Incompetent."

*When the ''Ascendant Justice'' first arrived at [[Reach]] in the greeting that Cortana received, someone called the 'Guardian of the Luminous Key' was supposed to be in command of the ship, according to the string of honorifics attached to the greeting. It is not possible that "Luminous Key" refers to the Index, the key for the activation of Halo, as Cortana had the Index and the Covenant had no way of knowing this.

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 ==Trivia==
 *Fans originally believed this vessel to be the flagship of the [[Fleet of Particular Justice]], though this idea was contradicted by the ''[[Halo Graphic Novel]]'' story ''[[The Last Voyage of the Infinite Succor]]''. In Halo: First Strike, the ship is suggested to be part of the Second Fleet of Homogenous Clarity protecting High Charity.<ref>"This [[High Charity|visitor]] was so important that these warships were only the advance scouting party. [[Second Fleet of Homogenous Clarity|More ships were on their way. Hundreds of them]]." - Halo: First Strike, page 68</ref>
-*Further evidence pushed the idea the vessel may be the flagship of the Fleet of Particular Justice due to the fact that on page 340, Tartarus asks the High Prophet of Truth, "And what of the incompetent, High One? The one who lost the Ascendant Justice?" To which the High Prophet of Truth responds, "Bring him before the Council. Let his fate match the magnitude of his failure." This lead fans to believe that they were referring to Fleet Master Thel Vadumee, who was condemned to be the Arbiter by the Prophet of Truth.
-*Further evidence supplies the fact that they are referring to Thel Vadumee because Tartarus often referred to him as "The Incompetent."
 *When the ''Ascendant Justice'' first arrived at [[Reach]] in the greeting that Cortana received, someone called the 'Guardian of the Luminous Key' was supposed to be in command of the ship, according to the string of honorifics attached to the greeting. It is not possible that "Luminous Key" refers to the Index, the key for the activation of Halo, as Cortana had the Index and the Covenant had no way of knowing this.