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===''The Punished Deeds, Vol. III''=== | ===''The Punished Deeds, Vol. III''=== | ||
Volume III notes that [[Ripa 'Moramee]] "has no fear of death". The Arbiter, before entering any [[Forerunner]] relic, would send in a group of Unggoy to check for danger. If there was danger, he would make the Unggoy detonate their [[methane tank]]s.<ref name="wars"/> It also notes that the [[Prophet of Regret]] used manipulation and blackmail against the High [[Prophet of Restraint]] to gain his position as a [[Hierarch]].<ref name="wars"/> | Volume III notes that [[Ripa 'Moramee]] "has no fear of death". The Arbiter, before entering any [[Forerunner]] relic, would send in a group of Unggoy to check for danger. If there was danger, he would make the Unggoy detonate their [[methane tank]]s.<ref name="wars"/> It also notes that the [[Prophet of Regret]] used manipulation and blackmail against the High [[Prophet of Restraint]] to gain his position as a [[Hierarch]].<ref name="wars"/> | ||
*'''Extract 1:''' The youngest of the new Prophets, Regret ascended by manipulating and blackmailing those around him. Regret was one of the Prophets who visited the Oracle, an ancient AI, where it was learned that the humans were somehow connected to the Forerunner race and that the very foundation of Covenant belief was flawed. Their decision to eradicate humanity to hide these facts is debated to this day. | |||
*'''Extract 2:''' This new Arbiter did not fear death, but even he was afraid of what was inside the relics of the Ancients. Before he entered a relic, he would send in a squad of Unggoy to check for any signs of danger. If all was clear, they would live, but at the slightest sign of trouble, the Arbiter would detonate plasma bombs attached to the methane tanks. | |||
*'''Extract 3:''' The new Arbiter was almost immediately tested. An installation of the Ancients near remnants of a massive space installation that was thought to contain a "key," an object that was believed could be used to activate technology. The installation was heavily defended by a growing faction of Elites who did not agree with the ways of the new Prophets. The Arbiter killed them in a battle that raged for days. A key was never found, but the dissident movement was silenced. | |||
*'''Extract 4:''' The Shield World that Regret intended to activate was one of just a few that the Covenant had uncovered in the quest for the Halos. These treasure chests of technology enabled the Covenant to quickly gain access to advanced weaponry and space propulsion systems, allowing them to dominate the galaxy. | |||
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