Editing The Glassing of Djangoris Alpha IV (section)

==Last Sacrifice==

Angered with the loss of these Scarabs in such a humiliating defeat, the Supreme Commander of the Covenant Navy ordered an Arbiter, a Sangheili that has disgraced the Covenant, to go on a suicide mission to kill off the stragglers. Not wanting to waste any more precious Scarabs, he concluded that it would be far more efficient if he instead, throw the life of a disgraced member of his kind to show the might of the Covenant Empire. His confidence is based on credible ground. Altough a disgrace to the Covenant, let alone the Sangheili. The Arbiter is not some suicidal wretch the Imperium throws out for simple martyrdom sake. Instead, he is a warrior with little to know equal and has proven himself in the past as a burner of a hundred worlds. His name all but forgotten, his one simple task is to kill Eximus Secarion.

In order to make sure he could actually ''make'' it there, the Arbiter was supplied with an army of fellow Sangheili, disgusted they have to fight near a disgrace. Furthermore, he is also supported by several Wraiths and Shadow transports. Now knowing of the kill zone and the traps, the Arbiter and his supporting fighting force began to target the city blocks with their Wraiths. Caught by a sudden surprise of Plasma, Amanos with haste, shouted at the intercomms to get the Djangoris infantry out of the crumbling buildings. Furthermore Eximus Secarion ordered his Astartes and the SPARTAN IIs to fall back into the Titan Manufactorum to better defend the mighty warmachine from these xenos counterattack. Secarion knows that the remaining functional Warlord, ''Fist of Primus'' is almost at its finishing touches by the Techpriests of Djangoris. His forces need to bide more time for the Godmachine to walk once more. On the other side of the battlefield, the Arbiter's forces punched through the destroyed gates leading to the Forge Factories. With his skill and might, the Arbiter begin to butcher the retreating Imperial forces. He knows not of what is inside of the Factories other than its importance to the Imperial forces and the importance of its destruction. As the Arbiter push through, he saw Secarion hurrying the Djangoris forces within the Factories from the just-opened gates. Sawing this opportunity, the Arbiter yelled a roar and led his forces to push through before the gates can finally close.

Secarion saw the gilded xeno charging towards him, as the gates began to close, his fellow Astartes started to yell for him to get inside. But the xeno was just a meter away, and even with just one xeno entering inside the manufactorum, he feared that any optic piece from that xeno would give the Covenant sufficient information knowledge on the construction process of the Titans. Knowing that his death would be inevitable, Secarion closed the gates with his hands and quickly defended himself from the Xenos' Energy Sword within a millisecond. Impressed by their skills, both Astartes and xeno began to parry one another. In a honor duel, the Arbiter's forces did not fire upon the Astartes, instead watching from the sidelines on whose warrior would come out on top. Secarion evaded the xenos' sword from a hairs breath countless times whilst the Arbiter deflected each parrying blow from the Astartes' Power Sword. The duel was intense and brutal, lasting from sunset to sunrise. Secarion, exhausted from the never ending war; even with his superhuman physique, began to slow. Sawing this opportunity to strike, the Arbiter in a quick motion, sliced off the arm of Secarion and beheaded the 1st Company captain. However Secarion's death was not in vain. The extra day of dueling gave the Techpriest much needed time to power up the Titan ''Fist of Primus''. As the Titan's Princep began to linked his mind to the Godmachine, the first steps shooked the manufactorum. It is now or never.