So, I just had a random thought occur to me while playing the Halo SPV3 campaign by the Custom Map Team for Halo CE PC. Many Halo lore fans probably know about Marvin Mobuto, the first Reclaimer chosen by 343 Guilty Spark in the novelization of Halo Combat Evolved. Halo: The Flood, is the canon novelization of Halo CE. The SPV3 campaign adds a lot of lore from the novels into the game like Alpha Base etc. Anyway, follow me on this since it’s quite a stretch, remember at the end of Halo 2 after defeating Tartarus in Delta Halo’s control room. Sgt. Johnson rides on 343 Guilty Spark, holding on to him to meet with Miranda Keyes and The Arbiter/ Thel Vadam who are at the control panel of that ring, questioning Spark about what the control panel was showing them and Spark says “The Ark, of course.” Well, key thing in this scene was Johnson holding onto Spark for a ride… Remember also, in Halo 2, Miranda Keyes holds on to a Flood tentacle on original Graphics and a wire in remaster to retrieve tje Delta Halo Index from The Library, proving that you can hypothetically skip going level to level in The Library. Now… my what if situation I present here, is what if back in Halo 1/ Halo:The Flood, Marvin Mobuto, the first reclaimer, rode on 343 Guilty Spark like Johnson rode on him to get to the index instead of fighting through the levels of The Library. Remember when the Master Chief finds his body, he’s stunned at how the Marine made it so far with just his normal UNSC Combat Armor… Imagine if he had just rode Spark and retrieved the Index, he could’ve activated Halo and ended everything! Granted, depending on the exact timing of events, possibly Cortana would have already been inserted to Installation 04’s Control Room, and would’ve stopped Mobuto from accidentally activating the Ring much like she stopped Chief from accidentally activating the ring, who knows! Anyway, thanks for following me on this random thought, that I may have spent too much time thinking about, but I had to just share it, since playing the SPV3 mod the other day brought this thought to my mind…
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Sorry, wrote this quickly on mobile, I will recompile!