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'''Ah'lomet''' is one of the two supercontinents, the other being [[Ruuht]], on the [[Kig-Yar]] homeworld of [[Eayn]]. The pseudo-governments of Eayn that have administrative control of the two continents often | '''Ah'lomet''' is one of the two supercontinents, the other being [[Ruuht]], on the [[Kig-Yar]] homeworld of [[Eayn]]. During the ancient Kig-Yar gladiatorial era, Kig-Yar would hold inter-[[clan]] physical combat competitions in the largest population centers on the continent.<ref>'''[[Halo Encyclopedia]]''', ''page 157''</ref> The pseudo-governments of Eayn that have administrative control of the two continents often held divergent opinions about which continent controls the smaller islands between the two. This was an attempt by the continent's "government" to ensure that Ah'lomet was Eayn's largest land mass.<ref>[https://forums.halowaypoint.com/yaf_postsm3003659_Catalog-Interaction.aspx#post3003659 '''Halo Waypoint''': ''Catalog Interaction - Page 48'']</ref> | ||
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Ah'lomet is one of the two supercontinents, the other being Ruuht, on the Kig-Yar homeworld of Eayn. During the ancient Kig-Yar gladiatorial era, Kig-Yar would hold inter-clan physical combat competitions in the largest population centers on the continent.[1] The pseudo-governments of Eayn that have administrative control of the two continents often held divergent opinions about which continent controls the smaller islands between the two. This was an attempt by the continent's "government" to ensure that Ah'lomet was Eayn's largest land mass.[2]
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