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In [[2558]], Outer Colonies ambassador [[Richard Sekibo]] was considered a [[Treason|traitor]] by Sapien Sunrise{{Ref/Reuse|xeno}} for organizing and hosting a peace conference with a [[Sangheili]] [[kaidon]] and his [[clan]] on the [[Terraforming|reterraformed]] [[Biko]].{{Ref/Reuse|HtT10}} The organization posted xenophobic [[propaganda]]-laden posters on the walls of buildings on Biko that reminded people that the planet had been [[Battle of Biko|attacked]] and [[Glassing|glassed]] by the same species in [[2526]].{{Ref/Reuse|xeno}} Sapien Sunrise had threatened the Biko embassy for months before the conference even occurred.{{Ref/Reuse|HtT10}} The [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] thought little of the organization.{{Ref/Reuse|xeno}} | In [[2558]], Outer Colonies ambassador [[Richard Sekibo]] was considered a [[Treason|traitor]] by Sapien Sunrise{{Ref/Reuse|xeno}} for organizing and hosting a peace conference with a [[Sangheili]] [[kaidon]] and his [[clan]] on the [[Terraforming|reterraformed]] [[Biko]].{{Ref/Reuse|HtT10}} The organization posted xenophobic [[propaganda]]-laden posters on the walls of buildings on Biko that reminded people that the planet had been [[Battle of Biko|attacked]] and [[Glassing|glassed]] by the same species in [[2526]].{{Ref/Reuse|xeno}} Sapien Sunrise had threatened the Biko embassy for months before the conference even occurred.{{Ref/Reuse|HtT10}} The [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] thought little of the organization.{{Ref/Reuse|xeno}} | ||
Meanwhile, Sapien Sunrise infiltrated Sekibo's delegation, with the intent to assassinate the human and Sangheili ambassadors and blame it on the Sangheili. Sekibo uncovered evidence of the [[terrorist]] plot by Sapien Sunrise one week before the attack, though he learned only a limited degree of the plot's details. Sekibo petitioned the [[UEG Senate]] for aid, but they rejected his request immediately. Sekibo continued to peace talk conference nonetheless. By the day of the peace conference, nine members of Sapien Sunrise managed to disguise themselves as Richard Sekibo's personal bodyguard, four civilians, and four security guards of the UEG delegates. The rogue [[Spartan-II]] [[Blue Team]] learned of the assassination plot and arrived at Biko moments before the attack could commence. Spartan [[John-117]] entered the embassy and killed Sekibo's "bodyguard". A firefight ensued as the Spartan escorted the mortally wounded Sekibo and the surviving Sangheili diplomats to safety. John killed all nine Sapien Sunrise infiltrators, while ten other security personnel and three Sangheili were also killed in the engagement. John and the Sangheili escaped Biko on Blue Team's ship, while Sekibo died and his body was left behind in a field. The Biko government and the UEG covered up the incident; John was blamed for attacking "innocent" security guards and killing Sekibo. Sapien Sunrise's involvement was soon realized by investigators | Meanwhile, Sapien Sunrise infiltrated Sekibo's delegation, with the intent to assassinate the human and Sangheili ambassadors and blame it on the Sangheili. Sekibo uncovered evidence of the [[terrorist]] plot by Sapien Sunrise one week before the attack, though he learned only a limited degree of the plot's details. Sekibo petitioned the [[UEG Senate]] for aid, but they rejected his request immediately. Sekibo continued to peace talk conference nonetheless. By the day of the peace conference, nine members of Sapien Sunrise managed to disguise themselves as Richard Sekibo's personal bodyguard, four civilians, and four security guards of the UEG delegates. The rogue [[Spartan-II]] [[Blue Team]] learned of the assassination plot and arrived at Biko moments before the attack could commence. Spartan [[John-117]] entered the embassy and killed Sekibo's "bodyguard". A firefight ensued as the Spartan escorted the mortally wounded Sekibo and the surviving Sangheili diplomats to safety. John killed all nine Sapien Sunrise infiltrators, while ten other security personnel and three Sangheili were also killed in the engagement. John and the Sangheili escaped Biko on Blue Team's ship, while Sekibo died and his body was left behind in a field. The Biko government and the UEG covered up the incident; John was blamed for attacking "innocent" security guards and killing Sekibo. Sapien Sunrise's involvement was soon realized by investigators but the information was hidden by the UEG from the public.{{Ref/Reuse|HtT10}} | ||
As [[Benjamin Giraud]] prepared to go public with the truth about the [[SPARTAN-II program]] and the Master Chief, the UEG and Biko suddenly reversed course and revealed that Sapien Sunrise was behind the attack, clearing the Master Chief and the Sangheili of any wrongdoing. Ben called it a "classic ONI half-truth" and that Sapien couldn't have pulled it off without the UEG who had rejected Sekibo's requests for help, calling it "arrogant negligence." Sapien Sunrise implicated FERO as the arms dealer who supplied them with the weapons used in the embassy massacre | As [[Benjamin Giraud]] prepared to go public with the truth about the [[SPARTAN-II program]] and the Master Chief, the UEG and Biko suddenly reversed course and revealed that Sapien Sunrise was behind the attack, clearing the Master Chief and the Sangheili of any wrongdoing. Ben called it a "classic ONI half-truth" and that Sapien couldn't have pulled it off without the UEG who had rejected Sekibo's requests for help, calling it "arrogant negligence." Sapien Sunrise implicated FERO as the arms dealer who supplied them with the weapons used in the embassy massacre and ONI framed Ben as FERO.<ref name="htt13">'''[[Hunt the Truth]]''', ''Episode 13''</ref> | ||
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