9,203
edits
Halo: The Thursday War: Difference between revisions
m
Robot-assisted disambiguation: Captain - Changed link(s) to (unknown)
Killamin7i (talk | contribs) m (Don't think we need this anymore.) |
Forerunner (talk | contribs) m (Robot-assisted disambiguation: Captain - Changed link(s) to (unknown)) |
||
| Line 20: | Line 20: | ||
Phillips is given permission to wander the [[Forerunner]] temple. The fragment of [[Black Box]] residing in his radio has been damaged by a piece of shrapnel, saving Phillip's life, but causing the fragment to delete much of its sensitive data. Phillips begins to explore the ruins, recording the engravings on the walls as he goes. Having limited success trying to translate Forerunner glyphs, Phillips unwittingly activates a [[Slipspace portal|portal]], and is sent through. | Phillips is given permission to wander the [[Forerunner]] temple. The fragment of [[Black Box]] residing in his radio has been damaged by a piece of shrapnel, saving Phillip's life, but causing the fragment to delete much of its sensitive data. Phillips begins to explore the ruins, recording the engravings on the walls as he goes. Having limited success trying to translate Forerunner glyphs, Phillips unwittingly activates a [[Slipspace portal|portal]], and is sent through. | ||
Meanwhile, Parangosky travels to the {{UNSCship|Infinity}}, and meets with [[Terrence Hood]], [[Captain]] [[Andrew Del Rio]], and his XO [[Thomas Lasky]]. They discuss the possibility of taking the ship to Sanghelios to test its capabilities. Lord Hood also attempts to gain permission from the Arbiter to allow a team to land on the planet to rescue Phillips. On the {{UNSCship|Port Stanley}}, Captain [[Serin Osman]] extracts the members of [[Kilo-Five]] that had gone to ground on [[Venezia]]. They reluctantly reveal their discovery that [[Naomi-010]]'s father, [[Staffan Sentzke]], is a known terrorist. The ''Port Stanley'' then travels to Sanghelios to rescue Phillips. | Meanwhile, Parangosky travels to the {{UNSCship|Infinity}}, and meets with [[Terrence Hood]], [[Captain (Navy)|Captain]] [[Andrew Del Rio]], and his XO [[Thomas Lasky]]. They discuss the possibility of taking the ship to Sanghelios to test its capabilities. Lord Hood also attempts to gain permission from the Arbiter to allow a team to land on the planet to rescue Phillips. On the {{UNSCship|Port Stanley}}, Captain [[Serin Osman]] extracts the members of [[Kilo-Five]] that had gone to ground on [[Venezia]]. They reluctantly reveal their discovery that [[Naomi-010]]'s father, [[Staffan Sentzke]], is a known terrorist. The ''Port Stanley'' then travels to Sanghelios to rescue Phillips. | ||
On [[Trevelyan|ONI Research Facility Trevelyan]], [[Irena Magnusson|Dr. Irena Magnusson]] tries to talk [[Jul 'Mdama]] into giving her information about the [[Sangheili]]. She also uses him as a test subject for a new strain of Sangheili grain that is being developed by the Humans. The grain has been engineered to be indigestible and to overtake native strains, thus driving Sanghelios to famine. Jul is eventually given permission to roam relatively free outside his cell, though he is fitted with the same sort of explosive harness that the [[Covenant]] fitted to [[Huragok]]. [[Prone to Drift]] is ordered to accompany him. As he explores, Jul asks Prone about the Forerunners, and is told of a figure known for his hatred of [[human]]s, the [[Didact]]. Slowly, Jul attempts to learn what he can, and find a way to escape the [[shield world]]. | On [[Trevelyan|ONI Research Facility Trevelyan]], [[Irena Magnusson|Dr. Irena Magnusson]] tries to talk [[Jul 'Mdama]] into giving her information about the [[Sangheili]]. She also uses him as a test subject for a new strain of Sangheili grain that is being developed by the Humans. The grain has been engineered to be indigestible and to overtake native strains, thus driving Sanghelios to famine. Jul is eventually given permission to roam relatively free outside his cell, though he is fitted with the same sort of explosive harness that the [[Covenant]] fitted to [[Huragok]]. [[Prone to Drift]] is ordered to accompany him. As he explores, Jul asks Prone about the Forerunners, and is told of a figure known for his hatred of [[human]]s, the [[Didact]]. Slowly, Jul attempts to learn what he can, and find a way to escape the [[shield world]]. | ||