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After the remaining Jiralhanae were eliminated, 'Vadum interrogated the Prelate and learned of his alliance with the [[Boru'a'Neem|Minister of Preparation]]. After the Prelate expressed his hatred for him, 'Vadum countered that he only had glassed High Charity to quell the Flood threat and would have saved Tem's family had he the opportunity. 'Vadum also revealed that Tem's family was almost certainly alive when the Minister of Preparation had convinced the Prelate to flee the battle and claimed that his family was already dead. While Tem contemplated the possible betrayal, 'Vadum analyzed the databases of ''Spear of Light'' and discovered the Minister's base of operations. Speaking with Stolt and 'Soran, they decided to lead a small team to venture to the Minister's location, despite the risk of it being a trap.<ref name="soi63">'''Halo: Shadow of Intent''', ''pages 63-67'' (Google Play edition)</ref> Arriving at the location, the selected teams—which also included 'Juran, and Tem as a hostage—boarded Phantoms and traveled to a local [[Prototype Halo installation|Forerunner installation]]. Suddenly, the installation released a pulse that wounded many Sangheili, including 'Soran. In the resulting confusion, the Prelate escaped his binds and used his thrusters to flee towards the installation; 'Vadum and 'Juran pursued the San'Shyuum.<ref name="soi70">'''Halo: Shadow of Intent''', ''pages 70-72'' (Google Play edition)</ref> By the time the two Sangheili had arrived at the installation, Tem had just been betrayed by the Minister of Preparation, who had a group of [[Yanme'e]] attack the Prelate. While the wounded Tem escaped from the fight, 'Juran disabled the Minister's energy shields and 'Vadum mortally wounded him. The Minister fled the battle and attempted to activate a prototype Halo located at the installation to kill all of its occupants. After 'Vadum and 'Juran eliminated most of the Yanme'e, they encountered Tem who resolved to sacrifice himself to destroy the installation by detonating a satchel of [[Anskum-pattern plasma grenade|plasma grenades]] on the installation's power center. Thanking the Prelate, the two Sangheili fled the installation and returned to ''Shadow of Intent'' and the installation blew up shortly after, killing those still aboard.<ref name="soi77">'''Halo: Shadow of Intent''', ''pages 77-79'' (Google Play edition)</ref> Afterwards, ''Shadow of Intent'' returned to Duraan, where the crew's wounded were treated. 'Vadum spoke with the Arbiter to brief him on the events that transpired, and convinced the Arbiter to change the Swords of Sanghelios' military protocol to allow females to enlist with the military, allowing 'Juran to remain a permanent member of his crew. Though the Arbiter suggested for 'Vadum to rest, he sought to search for the galaxy's surviving San'Shyuum, having found within the databases of ''Spear of Light'' that possibly thousands of San'Shyuum survived High Charity's fall. 'Vadum was determined to discover which ones were merely misled like Tem and which ones deserved punishment for [[war criminal|war crimes]].<ref name="soi81">'''Halo: Shadow of Intent''', ''pages 81-83'' (Google Play edition)</ref>
After the remaining Jiralhanae were eliminated, 'Vadum interrogated the Prelate and learned of his alliance with the [[Boru'a'Neem|Minister of Preparation]]. After the Prelate expressed his hatred for him, 'Vadum countered that he only had glassed High Charity to quell the Flood threat and would have saved Tem's family had he the opportunity. 'Vadum also revealed that Tem's family was almost certainly alive when the Minister of Preparation had convinced the Prelate to flee the battle and claimed that his family was already dead. While Tem contemplated the possible betrayal, 'Vadum analyzed the databases of ''Spear of Light'' and discovered the Minister's base of operations. Speaking with Stolt and 'Soran, they decided to lead a small team to venture to the Minister's location, despite the risk of it being a trap.<ref name="soi63">'''Halo: Shadow of Intent''', ''pages 63-67'' (Google Play edition)</ref> Arriving at the location, the selected teams—which also included 'Juran, and Tem as a hostage—boarded Phantoms and traveled to a local [[Prototype Halo installation|Forerunner installation]]. Suddenly, the installation released a pulse that wounded many Sangheili, including 'Soran. In the resulting confusion, the Prelate escaped his binds and used his thrusters to flee towards the installation; 'Vadum and 'Juran pursued the San'Shyuum.<ref name="soi70">'''Halo: Shadow of Intent''', ''pages 70-72'' (Google Play edition)</ref> By the time the two Sangheili had arrived at the installation, Tem had just been betrayed by the Minister of Preparation, who had a group of [[Yanme'e]] attack the Prelate. While the wounded Tem escaped from the fight, 'Juran disabled the Minister's energy shields and 'Vadum mortally wounded him. The Minister fled the battle and attempted to activate a prototype Halo located at the installation to kill all of its occupants. After 'Vadum and 'Juran eliminated most of the Yanme'e, they encountered Tem who resolved to sacrifice himself to destroy the installation by detonating a satchel of [[Anskum-pattern plasma grenade|plasma grenades]] on the installation's power center. Thanking the Prelate, the two Sangheili fled the installation and returned to ''Shadow of Intent'' and the installation blew up shortly after, killing those still aboard.<ref name="soi77">'''Halo: Shadow of Intent''', ''pages 77-79'' (Google Play edition)</ref> Afterwards, ''Shadow of Intent'' returned to Duraan, where the crew's wounded were treated. 'Vadum spoke with the Arbiter to brief him on the events that transpired, and convinced the Arbiter to change the Swords of Sanghelios' military protocol to allow females to enlist with the military, allowing 'Juran to remain a permanent member of his crew. Though the Arbiter suggested for 'Vadum to rest, he sought to search for the galaxy's surviving San'Shyuum, having found within the databases of ''Spear of Light'' that possibly thousands of San'Shyuum survived High Charity's fall. 'Vadum was determined to discover which ones were merely misled like Tem and which ones deserved punishment for [[war criminal|war crimes]].<ref name="soi81">'''Halo: Shadow of Intent''', ''pages 81-83'' (Google Play edition)</ref>


At some point between May 6 and June 1, [[2557]], ''Shadow of Intent'' was involved in an operation against [[Piracy|pirates]] in a [[Joint Occupation Zone]]. By [[2558#March|March 2558]], Rtas 'Vadum—along with all other Sangheili administrative and military authorities—was designated a priority target by the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]].{{Ref/Reuse|catalog}} Sometime during that month, an incident took place in which three ONI [[prowler]]s trailing ''Shadow of Intent'' were destroyed under unclear circumstances.{{Ref/Site|URL=https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/forums/db05ce78845f4120b062c50816008e5d/topics/catalog-interaction/4c3e1c6f-6519-4ee0-83a4-4bac13bf07a3/posts?page=14|Site=Halo Waypoint|Section=Forums|Page=Catalog Interaction|D=5|M=12|Y=2019|Quote=Human naval and [frumentarii] records indicate [Covenant] [destroyer] Shadow of Intent as a priority intelligence target. Records indicate repair and refit of vessel at mobile shipyard in [records inaccessible] system [December 30, 2552]. Deployed to Erde-Tyrene [February 29 - March 3, 2553] for diplomatic mission. No record of vessel and associated support vessels from [March 6, 2553 - August 24, 2553] - [frumentarii] [signals analysis] infers deployment to [provinces] to [search and assess] after return of [Covenant] long-range exploratory fleets. Deployed in internecine conflicts in [CE-80-9012] [ref: Urs] system and [topologically proximate] transit points from [May 24, 2553 - April 15, 2554]. Rendered [combat ineffective] during fleet action against [Covenant] [faction] forces [ref: Jul 'Mdama] in [records inaccessible] system on [April 22, 2554]. No record of vessel from [April 22, 2554 - November 6, 2556] - Human naval [chatter] reference vessel several times in [onion] encrypted communications not accessible to full [frumentarii] analysis - inferred activity against [servus ferrox] fleet elements in [macto cognatus] core [sphere]. Vessel appeared with previously unidentified logistical support craft [November 6, 2556] in [Urs] system to pacify [faction] forces. Vessel left [Urs] system [February 2, 2557] on diplomatic mission to [Covenant] [sphere]. Participated in [exercitatio] with Human naval elements [May 6, 2557 - June 1, 2557] against [latrones] in mixed zone of control [ref: Joint Occupation Zone] - [frumentarii] threat dynamic analysis noted significant improvement in the vessels [dynamic capabilities] and alterations to [nanolaminate] hull plating. Analysis of detritus collected after [exercitatio] purged from [frumentarii] low-echelon secure networks and forwarded to priority [cores]. Vessel dispatched with support fleet [June 1, 2557 - March 3, 2558] to protect [macto cognatus] core [sphere]. Recent [frumentarii] records [naufragum] of three [speculatoria navigia] tasked to monitor vessel's fleet activities. Losses not reported to Human naval authorities.}}
At some point between May 6 and June 1, [[2557]], ''Shadow of Intent'' was involved in an operation against [[Piracy|pirates]] in a [[Joint Occupation Zone]]. By [[2558#March|March 2558]], Rtas 'Vadum—along with all other Sangheili administrative and military authorities—was designated a priority target by the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]].{{Ref/Reuse|catalog}} Sometime during that month, an incident took place in which three ONI [[prowler]]s trailing ''Shadow of Intent'' were destroyed under unclear circumstances.<ref>[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/forums/db05ce78845f4120b062c50816008e5d/topics/catalog-interaction/4c3e1c6f-6519-4ee0-83a4-4bac13bf07a3/posts?page=27#post262 '''Halo Waypoint''': ''Catalog Interaction - Page 14'']</ref>


In [[2559#November|November 2559]], Rtas and the ''Shadow of Intent'' were still pursuing the [[San'Shyuum flotilla]] and was thus unable to help in the [[Battle of Netherop (2559)|Battle of Netherop]], something that [[Arbiter]] [[Thel 'Vadam]] lamented.{{Ref/Novel|Out|4}}
In [[2559#November|November 2559]], Rtas and the ''Shadow of Intent'' were still pursuing the [[San'Shyuum flotilla]] and was thus unable to help in the [[Battle of Netherop (2559)|Battle of Netherop]], something that [[Arbiter]] [[Thel 'Vadam]] lamented.{{Ref/Novel|Out|4}}

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