- SPARTANofSPEED
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I was going to post this in the Reach forum, but it is technically a question about the whole canon, not just Reach's and, honestly, it would have been buried by 50 Armor Lock threads in under a minute and I would somewhat like a response.
I was playing Firefight on Corvette earlier and some Grunt blood splattered on the wall. Just like with bulletholes and explosion scortch marks, I watched it simply dissolve away a moment later as the wall reformed back to its normal state. It got me thinking about that feature of bulletholes et al simply dissolving into walls in Halo after a short time and how funny that looked on say, stone or metal. But as I was thinking about that, it made me wonder, what are the walls in Covenant ships, and the hulls too for that matter, made of? The closest human material in appearance I can think of is just plastic, but surely that's not it, not just because it isn't strong enough, but also because it isn't alien enough for something like the Covenant.
What do you suppose Covenant ships, both externally and internally, are made of? Has it ever been discussed in the books?