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|image= | |name= ''Halo: Blood Line #3'' | ||
| | |image= Blood line 3.jpg | ||
|imageSize= 250 | |||
|Author= Fred Van Lente | |||
| | |Publisher= [[Marvel Comics]] | ||
| | |Date Released= February 24, 2010 | ||
|Length= 32 pages | |Length= 32 pages | ||
|US Price= $3.99 | |US Price= $3.99 | ||
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'''''Halo: Blood Line Issue | '''''Halo: Blood Line Issue Three''''' is the third issue of the ''[[Halo: Blood Line]]'' limited comic book series. It was released on [[2010|February 24, 2010]].<ref>[http://marvel.com/catalog/?id=13964 '''Marvel.com''': ''Halo: Blood Line (0000) #3'']</ref> | ||
== | ==Marvel summary== | ||
{{Article | {{Article Quote|The Elites and Spartans' uneasy alliance to rescue their captured comrades from the depths of the ancient complex is pushed to the breaking point when a traitor is revealed in their midst. But is the turncoat human, Covenant...or something even more terrifying?}} | ||
==Plot synopsis== | ==Plot synopsis== | ||
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Four then asks Thon about his brother and how he cares about him so much. Thon then explains their history together, how Reff was always weaker than him and how he always defended him because he saw Reff having "vision". Four then tells that their own upbringing was quite similar. As he reminiscences his training days, the flashback hints at a romantic relationship between him and Black-One. Four and Thon then shake hands, as a gesture of respect and peaceful intent, and part ways. After they split up, Thon expresses his disgust at allying with the humans. | Four then asks Thon about his brother and how he cares about him so much. Thon then explains their history together, how Reff was always weaker than him and how he always defended him because he saw Reff having "vision". Four then tells that their own upbringing was quite similar. As he reminiscences his training days, the flashback hints at a romantic relationship between him and Black-One. Four and Thon then shake hands, as a gesture of respect and peaceful intent, and part ways. After they split up, Thon expresses his disgust at allying with the humans. | ||
Deeper inside the installation, where the prisoners are being held, Reff laments his fate. One reassures him that the Spartans will eventually come save them, when [[686 Ebullient Prism]] returns from inspecting and cataloging the dissected [[Mgalekgolo]] specimen. The Monitor then decides to dissect Black-One, but Reff begs him to save her, stating that she is not ready to go because | Deeper inside the installation, where the prisoners are being held, Reff laments his fate. One reassures him that the Spartans will eventually come save them, when [[686 Ebullient Prism]] returns from inspecting and cataloging the dissected [[Mgalekgolo]] specimen. The Monitor then decides to dissect Black-One, but Reff begs him to save her, stating that she is not ready to go because does not believe in the [[Covenant religion]]. Prism listens with fascination, and proceeds to dissect the Unggoy [[Jubub]] instead, interested in the Sangheili's "rudimentary understanding of protocol". The Monitor then detects the rescue party in the facility, and leaves to deal with them. | ||
Meanwhile, Three is mocking Four for fraternizing with the enemy, when Three is hit by a [[ | Meanwhile, Three is mocking Four for fraternizing with the enemy, when Three is hit by a [[beam rifle]] shot. The two see the shooter - apparently Thon, on a ledge, and surmise he must have circled around to ambush them. Four proceeds to deal with the shooter as it keeps firing on Three. He eventually reaches a clear sight line and takes down the shooter. Back at Three's position, he is still lying on the ground. Thon and the Covenant arrive at the site, and unaware of the incident, assume he is sleeping. Three, still thinking the shooter was Thon, kills a Grunt and engages the rest of the Covenant. | ||
Four reaches the shooter's lifeless body and is shocked to discover it is Black-Two instead of Thon. Meanwhile, Iona discovers another presence in her system - 686 Ebullient Prism, who has taken control of her secondary interface. The Monitor explains that he has manipulated the Spartans and the Covenant in the facility to turn against each other, and that he will dispose of Iona himself. | Four reaches the shooter's lifeless body and is shocked to discover it is Black-Two instead of Thon. Meanwhile, Iona discovers another presence in her system - 686 Ebullient Prism, who has taken control of her secondary interface. The Monitor explains that he has manipulated the Spartans and the Covenant in the facility to turn against each other, and that he will dispose of Iona himself. | ||
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