He managed to make it pretty far in before getting killed, and he wasn't a Spartan super-soldier, just a regular guy. Badass Normal: Sergeant Marvin Mobuto, who was Spark's first attempt to get someone to get through the Library.The Infection Form that got Jenkins was starved too long and didn't completely consume Jenkins' mind, leaving him free to witness himself killing and mutating and feeling the pain he takes from the mutations and gunfire, and Keyes has his memories - eventually his very personality - torn from him as the Proto-Gravemind tries to find Earth.

And I Must Scream: If you thought Jenkins' and Keyes' fates were bad, wait until they're given detail here.Now you know how Keyes got captured by the Covenant and why his bridge crew from The Fall of Reach is completely absent after the first level.The Elite (or one of the Elites) who ambushes you during 'The Maw' was obsessed with killing you the entire time.Most of their time is spent recovering supplies and vehicles back from the Pillar of Autumn in large battles, taking prisoners, and trying to find another way offworld. Ever wonder what the Marines were up to during the game? Now you know.Adaptation Distillation: In the game, the Library level is one long and repetitive fight with a massive number of Flood enemies, limited ammunition availability, endless sets of identical-looking rooms, and 343 Guilty Spark yammering at the player the entire time to hurry up not coincidentally, it is widely considered one of the worst levels in the entire Halo series.Not to be confused with The Great Flood, although the allusion is intentional.

Elements from the novel would be used for the plot of the licensed arcade game Halo: Fireteam Raven. The book got an Updated Re-release in 2010, with several small details changed to make it mesh better with later canon. It is a novelization of Halo: Combat Evolved which goes into detail about not just the Master Chief's escapades during the original game, but those of his fellow humans (including the ODSTs) and the Covenant as well. Halo: The Flood is the second Halo book, and was written by William C.

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