- Professor24
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I'm a stubborn guy. I love to argue my opinion, but unlike others, I'll try to see your side of the problem. I'm a triathlete, with a very heavy empephis on the swimming bit. Also, don't hate on the ~Quinton~ at the end of my posts. Why are you still reading this? #creeper #hashtagcashmoney for hashtaging on Bungie.net
Posted by: Xhavalor
If humanity had lost, they don't necessarily have to make it all doom and gloom. You could say:
"As humanity withdrew from sight, and fled from the oncoming Covenant, they knew they could hide it out.
As the humans hid, the Covenant eventually found the Halos. The populace believed the Great Journey was upon them... or was it?
The oracles of the sacred rings claimed they were not 'Reclaimers' and thus could not activate the installation. The population was a mess. How could they not be the ones to light the rings, as they are the most devoted to the Forerunner?
And then they found the truth: Halos were devastating weapons that were not of salvation, but of suicide. What was even more, the ones they swore to destroy on acts of heresy, the Humans, were the supposed Reclaimers! The San 'Shyuum were deceiving them all this time! And slowly, the Covenant tore itself apart, fighting on their beliefs. Eventually, nothing remained of the once mighty mass. The humans returned to their rightful homes, and rebuilt."
idk, eh?
Actually sounds like a pretty good way to end the Halo series.