Événements de Halo Infinite/Fracture : Tenrai III

Tenrai III est le quatrième événement de la saison 4 : Infection de Halo Infinite et disponible entre le 19 septembre et le 3 octobre 2023.

L'événement met en avant des cartes communautaires dans la sélection Tenrai social, des modes Ninja. Son pass événement permet de débloquer 10 éléments gratuits centrés sur le noyau d'armure Yoroi en terminant des défis.^[1]

Pass événement[modifier]

Rang 1 Gratuit Emblème d'armure Kitsune Rang 2 Gratuit Emblème de véhicule Kitsune Rang 3 Gratuit Épaulière gauche Cri du ciel Rang 4 Gratuit Épaulière droite Cri du ciel Rang 5 Gratuit Casque Hatamoto Rang 6 Gratuit Emblème d'arme Kitsune Rang 7 Gratuit Plaque nominative Kitsune Rang 8 Gratuit Accessoire de casque La couronne de l'ambition Rang 9 Gratuit Torse Cadeau du ciel Rang 10 Gratuit Pose Avantage de Plasma

Défis[modifier]

Les défis normaux, héroïques et légendaires rapportent respectivement 100, 150 et 200 EXP. Les défis Ultimes hebdomadaires rapportent également 500 EXP. Les chiffres sous chaque colonne de difficulté indiquent le nombre de fois que l'action doit être effectuée.

Galerie[modifier]

• 
• 
• 

  Utilitaire Bravoure du ciel, récompense du défi ultime de la première semaine.

Story Shards - Duality[modifier]

Le Story Shard est une réinterprétation de l'épisode de Halo Legends, Le duel.

Transcription[modifier]

“This tale begins with an act of defiance. A great clan leader’s refusal to bend the knee to an occupying empire. But not all showed such courage.”

“The clan leader’s brother sought to persuade him to yield, or they would all face retribution for his defiance.”

“Ambushed on his pilgrimage, the Covenant came to eliminate this lone warrior. They did not succeed.”

“But his keep was destroyed, and all who lived there were slain.”

“When the clan leader returned, he found the carnage and vowed to exact his revenge. He would answer their call to violence.”

“He journeyed to face the other of his kind who had taken all of that which he held dear.”

“Well, what happened then?”

The Sangheili lost the young girl's voice as he scanned the area. For a moment, it had sounded as if the shouting and gunfire was getting closer to the warehouse, but he soon lowered his sword and retreated from the alley.

He recalled the story’s end. He knew it well, for it had been told a thousand times since he was a hatchling—and many thousands of times more for centuries before then.

In the old tale, the noble Arbiter, Fal 'Chavamee, and the Covenant’s enforcer both fell to each other's blades—an end that served nobody but the Prophets and their manipulative designs as the title of Arbiter became a mark of shame.

But, as the Sangheili looked into the round eyes of his young human protectorate, he realized that this story did not speak to the spirit of the times in which they now lived.

The Covenant had fallen, with various pretenders vying to lay claim to its rotting remains. And former enemies, the humans and Sangheili, had—in uncovering the truth about the lies of the Prophets—found some measure of reconciliation with each other.

As the final Age of Reclamation passed, it had been replaced by one of kinship and, perhaps in time, even forgiveness. The lesson to be heeded from the story as it had been told during the time of the Covenant was no longer simply the fear of punishment for disobedience, but that, when facing a great force that seeks to divide, true strength is found in unity.

“Apologies, child,” the Sangheili spoke. “It seems I have forgotten how the story ends...”

The human child made an exaggerated gesture of stroking her chin with two fingers as she studied the toy clutched in her other hand—a figure of a human Spartan, clad in stylized armor that evoked a period of their own ancestral history.

“Maybe we can come up with a new one together?”

What was forged then was the ending the Sangheili wished they could have once had to their centuries-spanning tale of blinding, all-consuming vengeance—and this is what it was...

Traduction[modifier]

   Cette page contient des éléments qui doivent être traduits.   

Sources[modifier]