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The Ministry of Tranquility commissions a large | The '''Ministry of Tranquility''' is known for keeping an extensive library of [[Forerunner]] glyphs. The Minister [[Prophet]]s employ [[Engineer]]s for use as librarians. They also pay [[Jackal]] captains commissions for their work. <ref>{{cite news|url=http://halosm.bungie.org/story/staten083106.html|title=Joe Staten Interview|accessdate=2006-08-31}}</ref> Their main function seems to be the acquisition and deciphering of Forerunner artifacts. | ||
The Ministry of Tranquility commissions a large [[Fleet]] of missionary ships, such as the [[Minor Transgression]], to search the outer edges of [[Covenant]] territory for relics of the [[Forerunners]]. It is the only Ministry that the [[Grunts]] are allowed to be employed by, attaching Deacons to [[Jackal]] missionary ships to ensure that the piratical creatures obey Ministry laws and regulations, a task at which they rarely succeed. <ref>''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]''</ref> | |||
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The Ministry of Tranquility is known for keeping an extensive library of Forerunner glyphs. The Minister Prophets employ Engineers for use as librarians. They also pay Jackal captains commissions for their work. [1] Their main function seems to be the acquisition and deciphering of Forerunner artifacts.
The Ministry of Tranquility commissions a large Fleet of missionary ships, such as the Minor Transgression, to search the outer edges of Covenant territory for relics of the Forerunners. It is the only Ministry that the Grunts are allowed to be employed by, attaching Deacons to Jackal missionary ships to ensure that the piratical creatures obey Ministry laws and regulations, a task at which they rarely succeed. [2]
