: Nah, I remember. It's more of a 50/50 problem there. Regret was in such a big
: freaking hurry to run off to the coordinates that by the time he got to
: Delta Halo, he never even once thought to check for Flood. You'd think
: after the incident on Alpha Halo or the Flood hanging out on the
: Forerunner facility that they'd be more cautious. The Elites helped open a
: ton of ways out for the Flood in the Quarantine Zone, and theoretically
: Miranda and them may have helped, but it was the In Amber Clad's
: undocumented takeover that leads to the Flood getting onto High Charity.
: Truth in all of his greatness makes a statement about how not even the
: Flood can stop them now, as High Charity begins to fall. He was never
: concerned with cleaning up any mess or Flood threat.

You have a point there, they lowered the shield-- we lowered the shield, as the Arbiter-- and I think the Prophets intended to punch in, get what they wanted, and leave, and weren't concerned with clean-up, and I also think they underestimated not the humans not just in the usual ways but (even more so) in how much unintentional side-effectish damage they could cause (and actually, the Covenant at Installation 05 succeeded, at least at first, in not letting the Flood get any of their ships). Speaking of which, I'd still like a mission as Half-Jaw taking back that one cruiser.

: Speaking of which, I wonder how humanity's treating that third Halo in Halo 4
: that they're just hanging out near. No problem going down and grabbing up
: Composers when who knows what Flood activity is down there. Hopefully
: none. :P

Was it confirmed to have come from that Halo?