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Once Parisa had cleared the aft-control, the leaked chemicals posed a risk to being detected by nearby ships. An enemy fleet was detected, and Parisa responded by ordering Oliver to fake a collision course with a nearby gas giant - tricking the enemy into believing her shuttle was space debris. During her maneuver, Parisa experienced a memory of her past, consisting of birdsong and distant laughter, a stream, the moon and wind, from Eridanus II. She returned her attention to her spin after losing focus.{{Ref/Reuse|HMA3}} | Once Parisa had cleared the aft-control, the leaked chemicals posed a risk to being detected by nearby ships. An enemy fleet was detected, and Parisa responded by ordering Oliver to fake a collision course with a nearby gas giant - tricking the enemy into believing her shuttle was space debris. During her maneuver, Parisa experienced a memory of her past, consisting of birdsong and distant laughter, a stream, the moon and wind, from Eridanus II. She returned her attention to her spin after losing focus.{{Ref/Reuse|HMA3}} | ||
As Parisa focused on her memory, Oliver queued a third Master Chief account, recorded by [[Chips Dubbo]], praising the Chiefs loyalty. On searching for the earliest recollections of the Chief, Oliver uncovered an classified listing of | As Parisa focused on her memory, Oliver queued a third Master Chief account, recorded by [[Chips Dubbo]], praising the Chiefs loyalty. On searching for the earliest recollections of the Chief, Oliver uncovered an classified listing of Eridanus II, their shared planet of origin. A further account by [[Franklin Mendez]] was played briefly, before Parisa questioned Oliver on who Doctor [[Catherine Halsey]] is, and why Mendez held "reservations".{{Ref/Audio|Id=HMA4|HIMA|Ep=Chapter 4: Unsavory Means}} | ||
Following Mendez's account, Parisa requested more information on him, but was told that information was classified. This prompted Parisa to dig deeper into her own records, finding that she had been lied to about this being her fifth mission; it was in fact her fifty-third. On learning this, Parisa aborted the mission in anger.{{Ref/Reuse|HMA4}} | Following Mendez's account, Parisa requested more information on him, but was told that information was classified. This prompted Parisa to dig deeper into her own records, finding that she had been lied to about this being her fifth mission; it was in fact her fifty-third. On learning this, Parisa aborted the mission in anger.{{Ref/Reuse|HMA4}} | ||