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The Arbiter could not help but smile a little with a chuckle at what had been said by the spartan, also nodding back. However, this notion alone had also given him another chuckle and a moment of realizing something. He felt more relaxed. Was it that the prophet and the flood were dead? He looked at his hand, holding the dog-tags, and thought to himself "Look like you changed me more then i thought". And he thought this with pride. His rage and constant thinking to fight had been forced upon him by the prophet. Now, he felt as the last bit of the prophets influence on him had faded away. He looked up at the spartan. "With Brutes, if their aim was as bad as their intelligence, we could drop right in front of them and they would shoot the other direction...." he noted. And that was probably true too. None the less, some of the marines in the back couldn't help but chuckle a little to that.

He opened a comm channel to the Elite supercarrier. The Arbiter was highly suspicious. Everything was going as planned. When does that happen? Nothing ever goes exactly as planned. Look at the whole day the Arbiter and Chief spent together. They had like 5 things go wrong. Thats when an alert went out. Construction of a Orbital AA gun was on reach. If it finished, it could shoot at the Supercarrier and frigate. The arbiter opened comms to the captain of both ships, as well as including the comms in Ethan's Suit.. "Iv noticed the detection of a Orbital AA gun. We will need to hurry to stop the savages from getting it up, or Reach will become a covenant stronghold....."

The Elite commander nodded. "We will have to speed up our plans. We are also detecting a Supercarrier heading this way. The Arbiter sighed. He knew it was too good to be true. He nodded to both Ethan and Luck. "We should begin quickly, or else they may gain a tool that will prevent our revenge and justice" he told them. However, he felt something when he said Justice. This was real Justice, unlike what the Prophets had said. What they did was mass murder. This, this was Justice. The Arbiter knew it was war, but still Justice. More Justice then the Prophets, thats for sure.