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In [[2554]], [[Merg Vol's Covenant]] violated the treaty by attacking the human colony of [[Draetheus V]] and its moon [[X50]].{{Ref/Reuse|Umbra}} During the following [[Battle of Draetheus V|battle]], the leader, [[Merg Vol]] was able to cause Draetheus V to break up using X50 which was in fact a Forerunner device for creating and destroying planets. However, Spartan-IV [[Sarah Palmer]] was able to evacuate most of the colonists using stolen [[Dextro Xur-pattern Spirit|Spirit dropships]]. This faction fell apart after Palmer killed Merg Vol on X50 and sabotaged the device so that no one could use it again.{{Ref/Game|HSA}} | In [[2554]], [[Merg Vol's Covenant]] violated the treaty by attacking the human colony of [[Draetheus V]] and its moon [[X50]].{{Ref/Reuse|Umbra}} During the following [[Battle of Draetheus V|battle]], the leader, [[Merg Vol]] was able to cause Draetheus V to break up using X50 which was in fact a Forerunner device for creating and destroying planets. However, Spartan-IV [[Sarah Palmer]] was able to evacuate most of the colonists using stolen [[Dextro Xur-pattern Spirit|Spirit dropships]]. This faction fell apart after Palmer killed Merg Vol on X50 and sabotaged the device so that no one could use it again.{{Ref/Game|HSA}} | ||
In [[2556]], after the [[terrorist attack on Sedra City]] by [[Unidentified Sangheili Zealot (Sedra)|a Sangheili terrorist]], information from a smuggler named [[Axl]] led | In [[2556]], after the [[terrorist attack on Sedra City]] by [[Unidentified Sangheili Zealot (Sedra)|a Sangheili terrorist]], information from a smuggler named [[Axl]] led Commander [[Jameson Locke]]'s unit to discover [[Alpha Shard]] where a new element created from the destruction of [[Installation 04]] was used to create a [[bioweapon]] fatal only to humans. As visiting Alpha Shard was a violation of the treaty, [[Mission to Alpha Shard|the joint mission]] between ONI and the [[Sedran Colonial Guard]] was also meant to gather proof of the Covenant violating the treaty by capturing the smugglers. The team failed to bring back any living smugglers and most were killed, but the deposits on Alpha Shard were destroyed by Colonel [[Randall Aiken]] using a [[HAVOK tactical nuclear weapon]], preventing any more of the element from being mined and turned into a bioweapon.<ref>''[[Halo: Nightfall]]''</ref> | ||
Although Thel 'Vadam gained a strong following through his cooperation with humanity, many Sangheili believed he betrayed his people. As with humanity, Sangheili extremist organizations began to form. One such group was led by [[Otar 'Bemet]], who in [[2555]], conspired to kill the Arbiter with weapons they were planning to steal from a manufacturing facility in the [[Qish'tani]] region of [[Tolvuus]], [[Sanghelios]].<ref>''[[Halo: Hunters in the Dark]]'', p. 52</ref> The plan failed, however, when one of the Arbiters soldiers, [[Usze 'Taham]], killed the conspirators.<ref>''Halo: Hunters in the Dark'', p. 57</ref> Discontent over the treaty led to the rise of several hostile [[Covenant remnants]], particularly [[Jul 'Mdama's Covenant|the group]] led by [[Jul 'Mdama]] who believed humanity was the most urgent threat the Sangheili faced, particularly after discovering ONI supplying the [[Servants of the Abiding Truth]] and escaping human capture.<ref>''[[Halo: Glasslands]]'', Chapter ??</ref> | Although Thel 'Vadam gained a strong following through his cooperation with humanity, many Sangheili believed he betrayed his people. As with humanity, Sangheili extremist organizations began to form. One such group was led by [[Otar 'Bemet]], who in [[2555]], conspired to kill the Arbiter with weapons they were planning to steal from a manufacturing facility in the [[Qish'tani]] region of [[Tolvuus]], [[Sanghelios]].<ref>''[[Halo: Hunters in the Dark]]'', p. 52</ref> The plan failed, however, when one of the Arbiters soldiers, [[Usze 'Taham]], killed the conspirators.<ref>''Halo: Hunters in the Dark'', p. 57</ref> Discontent over the treaty led to the rise of several hostile [[Covenant remnants]], particularly [[Jul 'Mdama's Covenant|the group]] led by [[Jul 'Mdama]] who believed humanity was the most urgent threat the Sangheili faced, particularly after discovering ONI supplying the [[Servants of the Abiding Truth]] and escaping human capture.<ref>''[[Halo: Glasslands]]'', Chapter ??</ref> | ||