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The ''Minor Transgression'' was cruising through space when the [[human]] unmanned-freighter ''[[Horn of Plenty]]'' dropped out of [[Slipspace]] due to a malfunctioned ship-drive nearby. When the freighter detected ''Minor Transgression'', ''Horn of Plenty's'' onboard computers hailed it, hoping it was a [[UNSC]] vessel.<ref>'''Halo: Contact Harvest''', ''page 26''</ref> Shortly afterward, Chur'R-Yar decided to attack it, using point lasers to destroy external sensors and communication devices. She then used her vessel's umbilical (a machine that burned through a ship's hull and allowed passage between the two vessels) to board ''Horn of Plenty'' and disconnect the main computer from the ships power grid. While the Kig-Yar raided the freighter's supply of fruits, Dadab retrieved the computer for Lighter Than Some, who was able to recover the freighter's point of origin: [[Harvest]], a human agricultural colony.<ref>'''Halo: Contact Harvest''', ''page 27''</ref> | The ''Minor Transgression'' was cruising through space when the [[human]] unmanned-freighter ''[[Horn of Plenty]]'' dropped out of [[Slipspace]] due to a malfunctioned ship-drive nearby. When the freighter detected ''Minor Transgression'', ''Horn of Plenty's'' onboard computers hailed it, hoping it was a [[UNSC]] vessel.<ref>'''Halo: Contact Harvest''', ''page 26''</ref> Shortly afterward, Chur'R-Yar decided to attack it, using point lasers to destroy external sensors and communication devices. She then used her vessel's umbilical (a machine that burned through a ship's hull and allowed passage between the two vessels) to board ''Horn of Plenty'' and disconnect the main computer from the ships power grid. While the Kig-Yar raided the freighter's supply of fruits, Dadab retrieved the computer for Lighter Than Some, who was able to recover the freighter's point of origin: [[Harvest]], a human agricultural colony.<ref>'''Halo: Contact Harvest''', ''page 27''</ref> | ||
When ''Minor Transgression'' arrived in the [[Epsilon Indi | When ''Minor Transgression'' arrived in the [[Epsilon Indi]] system, the ship's [[Luminary]] showed thousands of Forerunner relics on Harvest. This was an unprecedented find, and one the Kig-Yar were eager to exploit. They disconnected the Luminary from the ship's communication relay to prevent it from transmitting a true account of how many relics the planet had on it so that they could take some for themselves and sell them for profit.<ref>'''Halo: Contact Harvest''', ''page 92''</ref> They attacked another freighter that showed a relic onboard: ''[[This End Up]]'', captained by [[Henry Gibson]]. The Kig-Yar again boarded the vessel via the umbilical, and Henry was killed in the ensuing fight by Lighter Than Some. The Kig-Yar eagerly searched the ship for the relic, but failed to find it, not realizing that it was in fact the humans who were the "relics" the Luminary displayed.<ref>'''Halo: Contact Harvest''', ''pages 97-100''</ref> | ||
By this time, [[ONI]] suspected the raids were being conducted by [[Insurrectionist]] forces, and laid a trap to engage the raiders, using a "derelict" freighter as bait, with [[Staff Sergeant]]s [[Avery Johnson]] and [[Nolan Byrne]] inside to spring the trap. The ''Minor Transgression'' attacked, determined to claim the relics onboard. Johnson and Byrne killed several of the boarders, and Johnson pursued the few surviving Kig-Yar raiders back onto ''Minor Transgression''.<ref>'''Halo: Contact Harvest''', ''pages 128-130''</ref> While this battle raged, Dadab and Lighter Than Some repaired the Luminary and transmitted a full account of Harvest's relics to ''[[High Charity]]'' and then fled in an escape pod. Gravely injured and knowing her plans for profit (which included taking her ship out of commission for the mating season and raising young of her own) were undone, Chur'R-Yar ignited the methane meant for Unggoy life-support in a final attempt to kill Johnson. The resulting detonation destroyed the ''Minor Transgression'', making it the first Covenant vessel to be destroyed in an engagement with UNSC forces. Dadab and Lighter Than Some were the only survivors of the original crew.<ref>'''Halo: Contact Harvest''', ''page 134''</ref> | By this time, [[ONI]] suspected the raids were being conducted by [[Insurrectionist]] forces, and laid a trap to engage the raiders, using a "derelict" freighter as bait, with [[Staff Sergeant]]s [[Avery Johnson]] and [[Nolan Byrne]] inside to spring the trap. The ''Minor Transgression'' attacked, determined to claim the relics onboard. Johnson and Byrne killed several of the boarders, and Johnson pursued the few surviving Kig-Yar raiders back onto ''Minor Transgression''.<ref>'''Halo: Contact Harvest''', ''pages 128-130''</ref> While this battle raged, Dadab and Lighter Than Some repaired the Luminary and transmitted a full account of Harvest's relics to ''[[High Charity]]'' and then fled in an escape pod. Gravely injured and knowing her plans for profit (which included taking her ship out of commission for the mating season and raising young of her own) were undone, Chur'R-Yar ignited the methane meant for Unggoy life-support in a final attempt to kill Johnson. The resulting detonation destroyed the ''Minor Transgression'', making it the first Covenant vessel to be destroyed in an engagement with UNSC forces. Dadab and Lighter Than Some were the only survivors of the original crew.<ref>'''Halo: Contact Harvest''', ''page 134''</ref> | ||
