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| [[File:HINF_WrithTarget.png|200px|right]] || Writh Kul was born in the [[Tower of Vet'nos]] on the asteroid of [[A'zhd]], one of the only cities of this colony to remain unaffected by the constant threat of piracy. After the [[Great Schism]], her name rose to prominence in [[Tartarus]]' circle, largely due to her intellect and strategic wisdom of [[space warfare]], which earned her the role of naval combat architect. Functioning in this capacity, Writh managed to take down over 185 [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]] [[capital ship]]s, making her one of the most lethal Covenant assets in space. When the [[Covenant]] finally came to an end, however, Writh took her [[Covenant frigate|frigate]] ''[[Dagger of Mercy]]'' and its crew, and continued ransacking [[Forerunner]] relic sites and trading them in the burgeoning [[Post-Covenant War conflicts|post-war]], cross-species black market. Although lucrative, she desired to return to warfare and sought out [[Atriox]], for placement in the [[Banished]]. | | [[File:HINF_WrithTarget.png|200px|right]] || Writh Kul was born in the [[Tower of Vet'nos]] on the asteroid of [[A'zhd]], one of the only cities of this colony to remain unaffected by the constant threat of piracy. After the [[Great Schism]], her name rose to prominence in [[Tartarus]]' circle, largely due to her intellect and strategic wisdom of [[space warfare]], which earned her the role of naval combat architect. Functioning in this capacity, Writh managed to take down over 185 [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]] [[capital ship]]s, making her one of the most lethal Covenant assets in space. When the [[Covenant]] finally came to an end, however, Writh took her [[Covenant frigate|frigate]] ''[[Dagger of Mercy]]'' and its crew, and continued ransacking [[Forerunner]] relic sites and trading them in the burgeoning [[Post-Covenant War conflicts|post-war]], cross-species black market. Although lucrative, she desired to return to warfare and sought out [[Atriox]], for placement in the [[Banished]]. | ||
