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Halo the Flood
It's the sequel to Halo: The Fall of Reach. In that book, a boy named John began a rebellion against a cruel slave-master named Puppet the Tree. However, the two joined forces when they encountered an even bigger threat, Yutti the Monster. Yutti was defeated by the ghost of Rhombus the Musical Bench, so John and Puppet the Tree formed a truce and an alliance.
At the beginning of this book, John, the man who later becomes Master Chief, is now a strong young man who is beginning to feel restless after living his whole life on the planet Roofleia In an attempt to get away from his home planet, he asks his friend, Puppet the Tree, if he can get out and explore the galaxy. Puppet the Tree says yes, so John and his best buddy, Baffles, leave Roofleia the next day. John decides that they should go to Earth first.
Unfortunately, their ship is soon stopped short on its way to Earth. The ship has ran out of fuel, so John and Baffles have to fly in a small escape pod to a......

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