Halo: Broken Circle CHAPTER 1 Dreadnought KeyshipConference DeckThe Age of ReconciliationDespite his current status as Minister of Relic Safety, High Lord Mken ‘Scre’ah’ben—the Prophet of Inner Conviction—was always a bit intimidated by the Chamber of Decision. Those he was expected to worship had presumably sat here, at this long, sweeping translucent table within the Dreadnought. The San’Shyuum used their own chairs, but the rest of the room remained just as the Forerunners had left it. The table itself seemed imbued with fractals, animated nesting scrolls that moved into and out of larger forms: three-dimensional, then two-dimensional, then three again. The area faced not a window so much as simply a transparent wall. The hub of the spiral galaxy itself glowed effulgently blue, in places streamed with scarlet and purple nebulae, wheeling with unspeakable immensity, ever transforming...
Halo: Broken Canon Excerpt
Quote from: Mr. Admirals on October 27, 2014, 08:30:41 AMHalo: Broken Canon Excerpt FTFY
Also, lol at Anton telling me the Kig-Yar were exaggerating when they said the Sangheili were indoctrinated in Mortal Dictata.
You know Anton, his idea of modern Sangheili was that they were the equivalent of the Broken Circle Sangheili. So when Mortal Dictata came out, I noticed the Kig-Yar (on multiple occasions) noted that the Elites were indoctrinated by the Prophets. Anton refuted that by saying they were exaggerating because they despised them. But you know, it made sense to me. Because if you have a self sustaining civilization capable of great feats that in 3,000 years has trouble making barns, some really serious shit went down. "The Elites are blind, Arbiter! But I will make them see."
Halo: Broken Circle Excerpt
