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Halo 3 - The Storm

Disruptive

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Halo 3 - The Storm

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Disruptive
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It all begins when a UNSC Warthog convoy moving to Voi, its objective to punch through the Covenant Loyalist Anti-Aircraft defenses that surround the supposed Ark and allow Lord Hood's small fleet of ships passage to the Prophet of Truth's fleet in order to kill Truth and stop the firing of the Halo rings. UNSC Marine forces, led by John-117, fight through several pitched skirmishes through the industrial zone of Voi. After breaking through the industrial area, John-117 meets up with a group of approximately five Mongoose ATVs and commandeers one with a Marine riding pillion using a M41 Rocket launcher. They immediately engage a squadron of Anti-Air Wraith tanks to secure a landing zone as Choppers and Ghosts attack. The Covenant are being continually reinforced by Phantoms. Hornets and Banshees fly above, vying for control of the skies. Although they manage to take the landing zone, the victory ends up being short-lived as a Scarab arrives to crush the UNSC forces. After John-117 destroys the Scarab, remaining UNSC forces prepare to push into a Brute-controlled warehouse. With reinforcements led by Thel 'Vadam and Sergeant Major Johnson along with volunteer civilians from a nearby factory, they push onwards, engaging nearly a dozen Brutes armed with Spikers and Brute Shots, a pair of Hunters, and a Brute Chieftain wielding a Gravity Hammer. They finally press on to the Type-27 Anti-Aircraft Cannon, engaging a small Covenant force defending it, including a War Chieftain. Eventually, they succeeded in destroying the gun, enabling three UNSC frigates to attack Truth's ship. However, the ships are unable to deal any visible or significant damage to the dreadnought, which leaves through the wormhole. UNSC forces attempt to pursue the ship, but an unknown ship suddenly arrives via slipspace and crashes into Voi. Thel asks John if more Brutes had arrived, but John replies that it is even "worse."