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Venezia was squarely on the side of the [[Insurrection]] during that conflict that defined the turn of the twenty-sixth century. During the [[Human-Covenant War|war]] between [[human]]ity and the [[Covenant]], Venezia had gone quiet. Prior to January [[2543]], the colony cut all ties to the [[Unified Earth Government]].<ref name="G3">''[[Halo: Glasslands]]'', ''Chapter 3''</ref> The local [[Colonial Administration Authority]] bureau on the world was famously destroyed via explosives by the residents.<ref>''[[Halo: Glasslands]]'', ''Chapter 7'', ''page 179''</ref> Even after extinction of the human race was narrowly avoided thanks to the Covenant's undoing, people still remembered what Venezia had done prior to the empire's arrival in human space.<ref name="G3"/>
Venezia was squarely on the side of the [[Insurrection]] during that conflict that defined the turn of the twenty-sixth century. During the [[Human-Covenant War|war]] between [[human]]ity and the [[Covenant]], Venezia had gone quiet. Prior to January [[2543]], the colony cut all ties to the [[Unified Earth Government]].<ref name="G3">''[[Halo: Glasslands]]'', ''Chapter 3''</ref> The local [[Colonial Administration Authority]] bureau on the world was famously destroyed via explosives by the residents.<ref>''[[Halo: Glasslands]]'', ''Chapter 7'', ''page 179''</ref> Even after extinction of the human race was narrowly avoided thanks to the Covenant's undoing, people still remembered what Venezia had done prior to the empire's arrival in human space.<ref name="G3"/>


On [[2553#Januray|January 27, 2553]], the {{UNSCship|Ariadne}}, a [[UNSC Navy|Navy]] [[patrol ship]], was forced to drop out of [[slipspace]] near Venezia secondary to a complication with its [[fusion drive]]. The ''Ariadne'''s commanding officer requested permission to land nonessential personnel on the planet due to the risk posed to their safety, but was refused by tower control. [[Peter Moritz]], the ''de facto'' head of the [[Venezian militia]], ruled that the entire thing could be an elaborate ploy to insert [[UNSC]] personnel on the planet.<ref name="md159">'''Halo: Mortal Dictata''', ''page 159''</ref> The commanding officer of the patrol ship was told that given the situation, it was too dangerous to allow the ship to land or to have Venezians board it to conduct an evacuation Another ship, the [[destroyer]] {{UNSCShip|Monte Cassino}}, responded to the plight of the ''Ariadne'' and signaled it would journey to the system to assist. Before it could arrive, however, the ''Ariadne'' experienced a reactor meltdown the resultant explosion caused the deaths of everyone aboard. ''Monte Cassino'' was hailed by Venezia upon its arrival and warned that it was encroaching on the sovereign colony's territorial limits. Though the [[destroyer]]'s [[executive officer]] tried to assure the colony they had no intentions to land and were simply going to conduct search-and-rescue in the patrol ship's debris field, he was rebuffed and warned that if the ship did not withdraw it would be fired upon. The XO, Commander [[Cerny]], fired back by saying they would respond in kind if it came to that and at this Tower Control simply stated that they would have always done that anyways.<ref>'''Halo: Glasslands''', ''page 183''</ref> Before long, an ultra-heavy bolt of superheated plasma barely missed the ''Monte Cassino'', having been launched at it from a [[Type-38 Tyrant]] anti-aircraft cannon on Venezia's surface.<ref>'''Halo: Glasslands''', ''page 184''</ref> The destroyer retailiated immediately and in just eighty-two seconds the emplacement that had fired at that was confirmed destroyed by a missile.
On [[2553#Januray|January 27, 2553]], the {{UNSCship|Ariadne}}, a [[UNSC Navy|Navy]] [[patrol ship]], was forced to drop out of [[slipspace]] near Venezia secondary to a complication with its [[fusion drive]]. The ''Ariadne'''s commanding officer requested permission to land nonessential personnel on the planet due to the risk posed to their safety, but was refused by tower control. [[Peter Moritz]], the ''de facto'' head of the [[Venezian militia]], ruled that the entire thing could be an elaborate ploy to insert [[UNSC]] personnel on the planet.<ref name="md159">'''Halo: Mortal Dictata''', ''page 159''</ref> The commanding officer of the patrol ship was told that given the situation, it was too dangerous to allow the ship to land or to have Venezians board it to conduct an evacuation. Another ship, the [[destroyer]] {{UNSCShip|Monte Cassino}}, responded to the plight of the ''Ariadne'' and signaled it would journey to the system to assist. Before it could arrive, however, the ''Ariadne'' experienced a reactor meltdown the resultant explosion caused the deaths of everyone aboard. ''Monte Cassino'' was hailed by Venezia upon its arrival and warned that it was encroaching on the sovereign colony's territorial limits. Though the [[destroyer]]'s [[executive officer]] tried to assure the colony they had no intentions to land and were simply going to conduct search-and-rescue in the patrol ship's debris field, he was rebuffed and warned that if the ship did not withdraw it would be fired upon. The XO, Commander [[Cerny]], fired back by saying they would respond in kind if it came to that and at this Tower Control simply stated that they would have always done that anyways.<ref>'''Halo: Glasslands''', ''page 183''</ref> Before long, an ultra-heavy bolt of superheated plasma barely missed the ''Monte Cassino'', having been launched at it from a [[Type-38 Tyrant]] anti-aircraft cannon on Venezia's surface.<ref>'''Halo: Glasslands''', ''page 184''</ref> The destroyer retailiated immediately and in just eighty-two seconds the emplacement that had fired at that was confirmed destroyed by a missile.


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