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[[File:PL - HoldFast 1080p.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Although officially, the Banished aim to provide a better society for all of their constituent species', Jiralhanae within the ranks still frequently abuse lower-caste soldiers such as Unggoy.]]
[[File:PL - HoldFast 1080p.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Although officially, the Banished aim to provide a better society for all of their constituent species', Jiralhanae within the ranks still frequently abuse lower-caste soldiers such as Unggoy.]]


Atriox harbors no animosity towards [[human]]ity,{{Ref/Site|URL=https://www.previewsworld.com/Article/195788-Angry-Atriox-Brings-Hell-To-Halo|Site=Previewsworld|Page=Angry Atriox Brings Hell To Halo|D=29|M=7|Y=2020|Quote=He would tell the soldiers that they, too, are nothing but expendable. They are nothing more than cannon fodder to be thrown at their enemies. He would tell them that he doesn’t blame them for what they are. He bears them no malice. But he would also tell them that he offers no mercy. They have a role to play, just as he does, and that means that he must kill them all.|Quotee=Cullen Bunn}}{{Ref/Reuse|RoA2}} and has recruited humans into the Banished.{{Ref/Reuse|DW5}} For the Banished, the inclusion of humans within their ranks allows the faction to more easily utilize Forerunner technology due to the species' status as [[Reclaimer]]s.{{Ref/Site|Id=CFStrike|URL=https://www.halowaypoint.com/news/canon-fodder-ship-strike|Site=Halo Waypoint|Page=Canon Fodder - Ship Strike|D=22|M=04|Y=2023}} From the humans' perspective, many human criminal enterprises and mercenary groups see mutual benefit in alliances forged with Jiralhanae chieftains who have spread beyond Jiralhanae colonies and into human territory,{{Ref/Reuse|CFStrike}}{{Ref/Book|Id=H:OSFM2|OSFM|Page=156}} providing greater access to scraps of UNSC hardware and advanced alien technology, other humans simply find the sheer pragmatism of the Banished greatly appealing.{{Ref/Reuse|CFStrike}} However, the Banished's violent culture and conditions of service continue to make the faction unattractive to many humans.{{Ref/Book|Id=H:OSFM1|OSFM|Page=161}} Humans who earned enough respect were able to attain positions of prestige such as a certain [[Unidentified Banished human inspector|Banished inspector]] or human leaders of Banished military units.{{Ref/Reuse|TRP20}}{{Ref/Site|Id=CFEchoes|URL=https://www.halowaypoint.com/news/canon-fodder-echoes-with-dinh|Site=Halo Waypoint|Page=Canon Fodder - Echoes With-Dinh|D=24|M=03|Y=2023}} Entirely human-led clans would also join the Banished, such as the [[Order of Harmony]].{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22p449}} The Banished have also looked through the [[black market]]s on the colony of [[Venezia]] to trade with humans and sought Forerunner technology, which their [[Banished shield generator|shield generator]]s utilized, as well as purchase [[nuclear weapon]]s.{{Ref/Game|Id=shieldgen|HW2|Phoenix Logs|Detail=Shield Generator}}{{Ref/Novel|Id=nukes|Ret|Chapter=??}} While battling with the {{UNSCShip|Spirit of Fire}} during the [[Second Ark Conflict]], Atriox utilized Banished humans in his forces and also admitted respect for his UNSC enemies' tenacity to the point of offering them a chance to leave peacefully without being hunted down, [[Captain (NAVCOM)|Captain]] [[James Cutter]] refused the offer however.{{Ref/Level|Id=The Halo|HW2|The Halo}} Despite [[Escharum]]'s personal hatred for humanity,{{Ref/Novel|SoR}} he showed respect for [[Spartan-II|Spartan]] [[John-117]] as a warrior due to his legendary reputation, to which the Chief would return by listening to and holding him in his dying moments.{{Ref/Quest|Id=HoR|HI|Reckoning|House of Reckoning}} Some anti-[[Unified Earth Government|UEG]] [[Insurrectionist|rebels]] perceive an advantage in allying a with powerful alien force such as the Banished, similar to the [[United Rebel Front]]'s attempts at peace with the Covenant in [[2526#March|March 2526]].{{Ref/Reuse|CFStrike}}  
Atriox harbors no animosity towards [[human]]ity,{{Ref/Site|URL=https://www.previewsworld.com/Article/195788-Angry-Atriox-Brings-Hell-To-Halo|Site=Previewsworld|Page=Angry Atriox Brings Hell To Halo|D=29|M=7|Y=2020|Quote=He would tell the soldiers that they, too, are nothing but expendable. They are nothing more than cannon fodder to be thrown at their enemies. He would tell them that he doesn’t blame them for what they are. He bears them no malice. But he would also tell them that he offers no mercy. They have a role to play, just as he does, and that means that he must kill them all.|Quotee=Cullen Bunn}}{{Ref/Reuse|RoA2}} and has recruited humans into the Banished.{{Ref/Reuse|DW5}} For the Banished, the inclusion of humans within their ranks allows the faction to more easily utilize Forerunner technology due to the species' status as [[Reclaimer]]s.{{Ref/Site|Id=CFStrike|URL=https://www.halowaypoint.com/news/canon-fodder-ship-strike|Site=Halo Waypoint|Page=Canon Fodder - Ship Strike|D=22|M=04|Y=2023}} From the humans' perspective, many human criminal enterprises and mercenary groups see mutual benefit in alliances forged with Jiralhanae chieftains who have spread beyond Jiralhanae colonies and into human territory,{{Ref/Reuse|CFStrike}}{{Ref/Book|Id=H:OSFM2|OSFM|Page=156}} providing greater access to scraps of UNSC hardware and advanced alien technology, other humans simply find the sheer pragmatism of the Banished greatly appealing.{{Ref/Reuse|CFStrike}} However, the Banished's violent culture and conditions of service continue to make the faction unattractive to many humans.{{Ref/Book|Id=H:OSFM1|OSFM|Page=161}} Humans who earned enough respect were able to attain positions of prestige such as a certain [[Unidentified Banished human inspector|Banished inspector]] or human leaders of Banished military units.{{Ref/Reuse|TRP20}}{{Ref/Site|Id=CFEchoes|URL=https://www.halowaypoint.com/news/canon-fodder-echoes-with-dinh|Site=Halo Waypoint|Page=Canon Fodder - Echoes With-Dinh|D=24|M=03|Y=2023}} Entirely human-led clans would also join the Banished, such as the [[Order of Harmony]].{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22p449}} The Banished have also looked through the [[black market]]s on the colony of [[Venezia]] to trade with humans and sought Forerunner technology, which their [[Banished shield generator|shield generator]]s utilized, as well as purchase [[nuclear weapon]]s.{{Ref/Game|Id=shieldgen|HW2|Phoenix Logs|Detail=Shield Generator}}{{Ref/Novel|Id=nukes|Ret|Chapter=??}} While battling with the {{UNSCShip|Spirit of Fire}} during the [[Second Ark Conflict]], Atriox utilized Banished humans in his forces and also admitted respect for his UNSC enemies' tenacity to the point of offering them a chance to leave peacefully without being hunted down, [[Captain]] [[James Cutter]] refused the offer however.{{Ref/Level|Id=The Halo|HW2|The Halo}} Despite [[Escharum]]'s personal hatred for humanity,{{Ref/Novel|SoR}} he showed respect for [[Spartan-II|Spartan]] [[John-117]] as a warrior due to his legendary reputation, to which the Chief would return by listening to and holding him in his dying moments.{{Ref/Quest|Id=HoR|HI|Reckoning|House of Reckoning}} Some anti-[[Unified Earth Government|UEG]] [[Insurrectionist|rebels]] perceive an advantage in allying a with powerful alien force such as the Banished, similar to the [[United Rebel Front]]'s attempts at peace with the Covenant in [[2526#March|March 2526]].{{Ref/Reuse|CFStrike}}  


This willingness to work with criminal elements extends to pirate and mercenary organizations of the [[Kig-Yar]]. During the early months of their [[Second Ark Conflict|campaign on the Ark]], the Banished did not employ [[Kig-Yar]] mercenaries. However, [[Chieftain]] [[Minas]] led a strike force that included Kig-Yar on [[Raid on Anodyne Spirit|a mission]] to the abandoned [[Anodyne Spirit|Forerunner Dreadnought]] in the summer of 2559.{{Ref/Novel|Id=Sacrifice|SoR|Adjunct - [[Sacrifice]]}} The group has also hired Kig-Yar pirates dubbed "[[Kig-Yar Freebooter|Freebooters]]" and [[Skirmishers]] during the [[Battle for Zeta Halo]].{{Ref/Game|HINF|in-game Jackal Freebooter enemies}}{{Ref/Game|HINF|in-game Jackal Skirmisher enemies}}
This willingness to work with criminal elements extends to pirate and mercenary organizations of the [[Kig-Yar]]. During the early months of their [[Second Ark Conflict|campaign on the Ark]], the Banished did not employ [[Kig-Yar]] mercenaries. However, [[Chieftain]] [[Minas]] led a strike force that included Kig-Yar on [[Raid on Anodyne Spirit|a mission]] to the abandoned [[Anodyne Spirit|Forerunner Dreadnought]] in the summer of 2559.{{Ref/Novel|Id=Sacrifice|SoR|Adjunct - [[Sacrifice]]}} The group has also hired Kig-Yar pirates dubbed "[[Kig-Yar Freebooter|Freebooters]]" and [[Skirmishers]] during the [[Battle for Zeta Halo]].{{Ref/Game|HINF|in-game Jackal Freebooter enemies}}{{Ref/Game|HINF|in-game Jackal Skirmisher enemies}}
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However, a fleet from [[Sali 'Nyon's Covenant]] arrived as well{{Ref/Reuse|ET27}} and helped to push the UNSC forces back. The Covenant forces were let through the defensive shell because they had Severan's own fleet's clearance codes. The number of Covenant ships was great enough and they were everywhere once they got through the defensive shell that the Banished were unable to stop [[Sali 'Nyon]] from sending out detachments to claim the key to the [[Lithos]] for himself. The collusion between Nesto and 'Nyon caused Severan to realize that Nesto had promised the [[Sangheili]] what he had already promised Severan.{{Ref/Reuse|ET28}} 'Nyon himself made his way to the Banished encampment where Nesto revealed himself, surprising the members of the Eight who were on the ground as they were unaware of Severan working with a [[San'Shyuum]] and leading to a standoff that 'Nyon tried to defuse. Covenant dropships unloaded several waves of soldiers which converged on the group of leaders, creating a tense situation where the Banished now appeared to be outnumbered. The UNSC and Swords of Sanghelios team attempted to assassinate Nesto and 'Nyon, but they were betrayed by [[Blademaster]] [[Vul 'Soran]] and Spartan [[Merrick]] who injured [[Jai-006]] and [[Adriana-111]] and killed Spartan [[Stefan Vídalín]].{{Ref/Novel|ET|Chapter=30}}
However, a fleet from [[Sali 'Nyon's Covenant]] arrived as well{{Ref/Reuse|ET27}} and helped to push the UNSC forces back. The Covenant forces were let through the defensive shell because they had Severan's own fleet's clearance codes. The number of Covenant ships was great enough and they were everywhere once they got through the defensive shell that the Banished were unable to stop [[Sali 'Nyon]] from sending out detachments to claim the key to the [[Lithos]] for himself. The collusion between Nesto and 'Nyon caused Severan to realize that Nesto had promised the [[Sangheili]] what he had already promised Severan.{{Ref/Reuse|ET28}} 'Nyon himself made his way to the Banished encampment where Nesto revealed himself, surprising the members of the Eight who were on the ground as they were unaware of Severan working with a [[San'Shyuum]] and leading to a standoff that 'Nyon tried to defuse. Covenant dropships unloaded several waves of soldiers which converged on the group of leaders, creating a tense situation where the Banished now appeared to be outnumbered. The UNSC and Swords of Sanghelios team attempted to assassinate Nesto and 'Nyon, but they were betrayed by [[Blademaster]] [[Vul 'Soran]] and Spartan [[Merrick]] who injured [[Jai-006]] and [[Adriana-111]] and killed Spartan [[Stefan Vídalín]].{{Ref/Novel|ET|Chapter=30}}


With this development and with the Banished only minutes away from reaching the Lithos, ''Victory'' was ordered to destroy the Lithos from orbit with a [[Magnetic Accelerator Cannon|MAC]] strike in order to deny it to both the Banished and the Covenant. [[Captain (NAVCOM)|Captain]] [[Abigail Cole]] had the ''Shadow of Intent'' attempt to warn the surface team of the incoming strike while ordering the remaining UNSC ships to provide ''Victory'' with cover to make the shot against the combined Banished and Covenant forces.{{Ref/Novel|ET|Chapter=31}}
With this development and with the Banished only minutes away from reaching the Lithos, ''Victory'' was ordered to destroy the Lithos from orbit with a [[Magnetic Accelerator Cannon|MAC]] strike in order to deny it to both the Banished and the Covenant. [[Captain]] [[Abigail Cole]] had the ''Shadow of Intent'' attempt to warn the surface team of the incoming strike while ordering the remaining UNSC ships to provide ''Victory'' with cover to make the shot against the combined Banished and Covenant forces.{{Ref/Novel|ET|Chapter=31}}


The Banished and Covenant leaders were able to reach an uneasy peace, but Severan realized that he had been lied to and manipulated by Nesto due to not only his alliance with 'Nyon, but Nesto's utter disregard for Severan's ability to accomplish their shared goals despite all he'd pledged and was willing to jeopardize the War Chief's standing with Atriox to undermine it. Nesto's reaction to Severan's lack of respect confirmed that he saw the War Chief only as a pawn and Severan deduced that Nesto had promised 'Nyon the same thing that he had promised Severan: a position of authority in the resurrected Covenant, and a place at the head of the Covenant's military which 'Nyon's surprised reaction confirmed. When Severan refused to bow before the San'Shyuum's right to divinity despite the Banished forces being completely surrounded, Nesto attacked him with 'Nyon's energy sword, but the War Chief cut Nesto's arm off with one of his arm blades, causing battle to break out between the Banished and the Covenant,{{Ref/Novel|Id=ET32|ET|Chapter=32}} both on the planet's surface and in orbit.{{Ref/Novel|Id=ET33|ET|Chapter=33}}
The Banished and Covenant leaders were able to reach an uneasy peace, but Severan realized that he had been lied to and manipulated by Nesto due to not only his alliance with 'Nyon, but Nesto's utter disregard for Severan's ability to accomplish their shared goals despite all he'd pledged and was willing to jeopardize the War Chief's standing with Atriox to undermine it. Nesto's reaction to Severan's lack of respect confirmed that he saw the War Chief only as a pawn and Severan deduced that Nesto had promised 'Nyon the same thing that he had promised Severan: a position of authority in the resurrected Covenant, and a place at the head of the Covenant's military which 'Nyon's surprised reaction confirmed. When Severan refused to bow before the San'Shyuum's right to divinity despite the Banished forces being completely surrounded, Nesto attacked him with 'Nyon's energy sword, but the War Chief cut Nesto's arm off with one of his arm blades, causing battle to break out between the Banished and the Covenant,{{Ref/Novel|Id=ET32|ET|Chapter=32}} both on the planet's surface and in orbit.{{Ref/Novel|Id=ET33|ET|Chapter=33}}

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