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In the redoubt, Lydus continued to express his skepticism over whether the peace talk would succeed. Hood told him that the Jiralhanae would need Lydus as a leader if they were to survive. Scruggs suddenly appeared and held Hood at gunpoint, stating that he would reveal his demands once his associates arrived. Meanwhile, [[Captain]] [[Thomas Lasky]] informed the orbiting Sangheili and Jiralhanae ships of the predicament planetside. He attempted to convince them to send troops to aid the delegates against 'Gajat's mercenary group, but the two sides refused to listen to him. Spartan Sarah Palmer was eventually able to kill Scruggs, allowing the group to move on. The ambassadors eventually managed to escape the planet aboard a [[Covenant cargo tug]] thanks to the sacrifices of [[Paul DeMarco]] and [[Fireteam Bailey]], although the outcome of the negotiations themselves was left nebulous.<ref name="HE3">'''Halo: Escalation''', ''[[Halo: Escalation Issue 3|Issue #3]]''</ref>
In the redoubt, Lydus continued to express his skepticism over whether the peace talk would succeed. Hood told him that the Jiralhanae would need Lydus as a leader if they were to survive. Scruggs suddenly appeared and held Hood at gunpoint, stating that he would reveal his demands once his associates arrived. Meanwhile, [[Captain]] [[Thomas Lasky]] informed the orbiting Sangheili and Jiralhanae ships of the predicament planetside. He attempted to convince them to send troops to aid the delegates against 'Gajat's mercenary group, but the two sides refused to listen to him. Spartan Sarah Palmer was eventually able to kill Scruggs, allowing the group to move on. The ambassadors eventually managed to escape the planet aboard a [[Covenant cargo tug]] thanks to the sacrifices of [[Paul DeMarco]] and [[Fireteam Bailey]], although the outcome of the negotiations themselves was left nebulous.<ref name="HE3">'''Halo: Escalation''', ''[[Halo: Escalation Issue 3|Issue #3]]''</ref>
By [[2559]], Lydus was considered by [[Castor]] to be one of the few remaining Jiralhanae leaders - alongside himself, [[Hekabe]], [[Caius]] and [[Palaemon]] - capable of rallying the remaining pious ex-Covenant Jiralhanae. However, he was dismissed as not having the power base to do so.{{Ref/Novel|Id=DW7|HDW|Chapter=7}}


===Doisac's fate===
===Doisac's fate===