Surveillance

((Jesus ******* CHRIST. SHUT THE **** UP! I DON'T GIVE A **** ABOUT PROTOCOL. IT IS CALLED DRAMA. The **** this is this bull****?: "Split-lip probably deserved it." I mean what the ****? If I can't post a single ******* thing in the RP, then I won't RP at all. "******* aliens."? GIVE ME A CHANCE. I can't post a single thing in the Roleplay without causing a problem. My idea was that there is a splinter of marines that want to take over the ship and they are taking out the most powerful soldiers. And until Boss decides, please shut up about me causing problems.)) ((And sorry for cursing, but you got a pretty big rise out of me.))

My support is with ALL of you. I don't just see what needs to be done for the community. I see what needs to be done for the INDUSTRY. Twinreaper is absolutely right. We do need to heal. My perspective is, well, I see these wounds as my country's history of bloodshed(Russia). We had the Czars, then the Soviets. But back on topic, healing will bring us all together to make a difference in the Community. Halo earned its rightful place at the top, but its loss comes from the Community. I don't care about views on games. Being together will change. But we might need to get rid of a few things to so... I can't name them, but I'm sure they are out there. There is no change, without sacrifice. - President John F. Kennedy Maybe in the future we will become one. But now, WE have to cope with what has happened and BE the change we want.

Chief won't take **** from Palmer.

I agree with Kasper. They make it casual so they don't lose players. Kind of sad.

FFA would be a lot of fun. But in my opinion, we have enough.

I would totally join if I had Halo Wars!

That was very odd. I enjoyed it though.

Stop bumping. If nobody replies, nobody replies. Get over it.

"They don't? Well if that is the case, I want to speak with whoever is in charge of FLEETCOM. Tell me when you have them on com. And it was me on the intercom, Pershing." Kel walked around to the holographic table. A guarding marine unsheathed a pole with a fork ((fork as in a snakes' tongue)) at the end. The Marine jabbed it against Kel's spine, shocking every nerve throughout. The Arbiter fell to the ground, unconscious. "We got him sir." the Marine smiled.

I think that is a good idea. I saw SuperIntendant get a small intro. I want my intro to be 'HaloGeek' (without the single quotes) and a Russian flag background if that is okay. Again, I'm really excited to be on this week's podcast!

I was to! Check MY latest post in there.

Still waiting for the Admiral's response, Kel pulled a near by microphone to his mouth. "I embedded that punching bag Pershing." He dropped the mic and turned back to the door to the Admiral's office.

Kel sat in his room, thinking. Why was everyone thinking of him as second-important? No, he would have none of it. He would see the Admiral. The Arbiter burst into the bridge. "ADMIRAL! Come out here now, and tell me why Command considers me second-important. How do I know? Someone on the inside of FLEETCOM, not a traitor, but someone who would help me through this, transmits messages to me! Here is a message I got!" Dear Admiral Parker, We know that your Sangheili Associate Arbiter is on the top records, but we prefer to see human performance. You may use what he recovers, but FLEETCOM doesn't care what the Human-Allied Covenant accomplish. His records don't matter, and I don't give a **** if he is on the top list of everything. Only humans matter to us. Regards, Vice Supreme Admiral Kazniv "Explain that!" Kel raised his voice.

"Indeed. Reach is a sad place. A battleground of many wars." Kel looked back at Lockett. "Sorry about the punching bag... I'm to strong to be in the gym anyway. It was nice meeting you." He turned his head away again, this time sighing.

"We have not met. I'm Kel 'Vacoree. Just call me Kel, or Arbiter. Whatever you would like." Kel let loose a punch a little too hard that launched the stand and the punching bag into the air 20 feet away. "Yeah... how was your first mission?" The Arbiter asked while looking at Salvinski, who was chatting with a female.

Why thank you! And I couldn't do it last week so please! You said I could this week.

Excuse me? Can I be in the podcast THIS week?

I'd go with a pretty bland power but kind of useful. Indestructible body and soul(and neck so they can't cut my head off). I mean sure you have psychokinesis to fling me around and stuff, but I'm indestructible. INVINCIBLE! Literally, the cells in my body would diamond. My BODY would be diamond! Just as light as a regular body. I can't shoot laser beams or anything else. When I think of a superpower I usually think defense. It may be boring... but useful. Also to go with that super strength.

Kel decided he needed to go the gym. He was already stronger than everyone here, and as strong as Master Chief. Though he thought perhaps if he could do some exercise, Kel would be prepared for the next mission. He started hitting a punching bag very lightly because he knew that at full force, in one or two hits, it would be off the hook and against the wall twenty feet away. Then the Arbiter noticed someone else in the gym. Again, being the only Sangheili here was difficult. "Hello...Lockett?" Kel tried to make sure he got the name right.

((Good mission! I posted how it went)) Ke walked into the rec room to rest. He could see it was crowded. They always give him REALLY hard missions. Sure they were suicidal, but hopefully they could used to gain.

I'm glad I keep you here. I'll miss you. As the Head of the Role-Play team, I'll keep all of them nice and smooth, whether they aren't made by me or not. I hope to see you soon. But, life is more important. Keep up with family, and good luck with your future endeavors. It most definitely HAS been a hell of a ride. You have helped our Role-Plays thrive. Myself and the Role-Play Team will miss you. SykoWolf D-38 Boss Ledgend1221, BaconShelf kept the spirit of Role-Playing in all of us. Let us continue his work and keep this forum an imaginative place! From Russia, With love.

I am definitely looking forward to it!

Looks cool!

I agree. Meeting so many different people has strengthened my perspective of the world and made me think past... ... Mother Russia.

Kel activated his cloaking device and sneaked out into the open. The Prometheans weren't letting anyone else into the camp, so he had to 'be there since it was set up'. Finally when there was nobody in sight, he uncloaked and strolled casually through the camp. The Arbiter continued to meet an Elite telling Knights orders. They vanished to do something and the Field Marshal that was commanding looked back at the computer. Then the Field Marshal spotted Kel. "Hey, I'm the only Sangheili here. And the only that is supposed to be here!" It leveled its Storm Rifle. "Explain, now, Arbiter." "The Council told me to come here. I was late." Kel lied. "They would have told me! You are a trait- ughh." The Field Marshal fell to the ground with Kel's sword in its stomach. Kel yanked the sword out and hid its body over in the cave. Talon never said anything about the Covenant, the Arbiter thought angrily. He made his way into he room. A small cube was suspended in the air by some gravitational device. It was about 3 x 3 x 3 cubed inches, and was emitting a soft blue glow. Nothing was ever this easy. Kel grabbed it and ran outside. He also needed to eliminate the Prometheans here. Climbing up the rocky cliff that overlooked the camp, he could see all the enemies here. The Arbiter grabbed his Carbine and looked in through the scope. 20 Crawlers, 5 regular Knights, a Knight Commander, and 3 Knight Battlewagons. One of the Battlewagons vanished and went somewhere. Kel couldn't find it anywhere. Then he knew: Behind him. The Arbiter felt a searing pain in his back and he rocketed toward the ground... Kel's armor smashed and crushed the rocky ground he landed on. He got up and fired an entire mag of Carbine shots, killing all but one of the crawlers. That one tackled Kel and started biting at him. The Arbiter collapsed its face and bolted up, now his energy sword in hand. A regular Knight swiped its hardlight sword and Kel ducked, then he thrust his sword into the Knight's chest, making it disintegrate. Another two other Knights appeared in front of Kel. The Arbiter stabbed one, and the other fired off four shots of its light rifle which downed Kel's shields. Before it could get a headshot to finish the job, Kel chucked a plasma grenade at it, and it exploded. Finally the last regular Knight charged the Arbiter, and it was greeted by hot energy from Kel's sword. The battlewagons leveled their incineration cannons and prepped to fire. The three hardlight blasts sent Kel up into the air, and he smashed into the ground. The blow also downed his shields. He connected his sword with one, but only disabled its shields. The Arbiter swiped again, and it disintegrated. Another punched Kel against the cliff face, and tried to stab Kel. He dodged and got on top of the Battlewagon's back, and drove his energy sword into its neck. Finally the knight was dead. The last one fired its cannon and almost killed Kel. The Arbiter threw his sword at the Battlewagon, and it connected to its weak spot. It vanished with death and now what was left was the commander. The Commander shot at Kel with its scattershot. The bolts downed Kel's shields. He dove behind cover before another blast could destroy his body. The Arbiter leaped over the rock and swung at the Commander, who dodged all of his attacks. Finally, it retaliated and struck downward, catching Kel's chest and setting in a wound. Before Kel could react, he was picked up and thrown against the cliff face. This is the end, though Kel as the Commander approached him. But his adrenaline took over, and Kel stabbed it in the chest, killing it. The Arbiter sighed. ------------------- "Talon, mission successful." Said Kel over the comms to the Ops Commander as a medic treated his wounds. They were in a pelican, flying back to Eagle's Talon. Home.