Human slipspace travel at the time of the first thre halo games was 10 lightyears per day, same as the Normandy. Covenant was nine hundred something per HOUR.

You know, that ships aren't just long, they are also wide and tall. If the destiny ascension was 3 kilometers long it wouldn't be 3x everest it would be more like 10x as big.

Citadel and human years are diferent. Is this because they use diferent systems or because the citadel part is happening in the future?
Oh, and the humans are fucked, they can barely mantein their territories and it looks like they don't even have the Infinity as a trump card now

I thought it would be interesting but I lost interest to read this anymore due to the nerfing

Loving this chap I can't wait for more.

Still not going to fully reveal the mystery race, huh? Okay, I'll just have to hang around until you do.
Great story so far! Keep up the good work!

It's amazing how interested one can in fictional politics. Good job!

Great chapter. It'll be good to see the Master Chief back in action.

Quite the history there. I loved it!

Burn, Batarians, burn!

The Asari are pathetic. The Batarians were always a threat that had to be exterminated with ruthlessness. Not like Asari care about their own laws.

no reach or 04 huh? I like the regular and bold text changing. it keeps eyes on, but a tad annoying.

So the Asari got attacked? *sigh* Should have gone to Beckenstein.

- K

If the halo humans want to keep the mentality of keeping safe, they will keep the aliens out of their beds and territory, honestly. After decades of alien genocide, I can't see any human getting friendly with aliens and anyone who does, I would look at as the next traitor to the species. Great update!

In Halo lore, the precursors were attacked by the forerunners in revenge for passing the Mantel down to humanity. Since humanity wasn't even a factor in the galaxy until about 2 million years before the games, their war couldn't possibly have happened at 10 million years bce.

Also, humanity didn't develop a cure for the flood. They actually used gene-manipulation on infected subjects before planting them as strategic "mind bombs" in the path of consumption. Those subjects started eating other flood in a programmed preference over sentient life, eventually causing a flood civil war. To avoid being wiped out, the last remnants of the true flood stole a ship and left the galaxy to wait for the altered flood to wipe itself out, only returning 10,000 years later to attack the forerunners.

But that's just me griping over the backstory. Overall, a very well-written crossover.