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After the Sangheili were victorious in destroying the Covenant, they split off into [[Covenant remnants|several different factions]]. Similarly, the Fleet of Retribution splintered, with many of its members joining the Arbiter's emerging [[Swords of Sanghelios]], which would become the official government of [[Sanghelios]]. However, some members of the fleet left, choosing to join other Sangheili factions instead. These few Sangheili wanted to take control over what was left of the former Covenant that they had destroyed; some joined [[Jul 'Mdama's Covenant]] while others consolidated into smaller independent factions.<ref>[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/news/canon-fodder-lore-of-the-rings '''Halo Waypoint''': ''Canon Fodder - Lore of the Rings''] ''"Like the rest of the Sangheili, the surviving Councilors were not completely unified in their opinions on how to proceed following the Great Schism. While some did take up the Arbiter’s cause, many others had become enamored with the idea of bringing the Covenant empire under complete Sangheili rule, quickly scrambling to grab power wherever they could. Some of these eventually served under Jul ‘Mdama, while others consolidated small pockets of reclaimed Covenant assets under more independent factions."''</ref>
After the Sangheili were victorious in destroying the Covenant, they split off into [[Covenant remnants|several different factions]]. Similarly, the Fleet of Retribution splintered, with many of its members joining the Arbiter's emerging [[Swords of Sanghelios]], which would become the official government of [[Sanghelios]]. However, some members of the fleet left, choosing to join other Sangheili factions instead. These few Sangheili wanted to take control over what was left of the former Covenant that they had destroyed; some joined [[Jul 'Mdama's Covenant]] while others consolidated into smaller independent factions.<ref>[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/news/canon-fodder-lore-of-the-rings '''Halo Waypoint''': ''Canon Fodder - Lore of the Rings''] ''"Like the rest of the Sangheili, the surviving Councilors were not completely unified in their opinions on how to proceed following the Great Schism. While some did take up the Arbiter’s cause, many others had become enamored with the idea of bringing the Covenant empire under complete Sangheili rule, quickly scrambling to grab power wherever they could. Some of these eventually served under Jul ‘Mdama, while others consolidated small pockets of reclaimed Covenant assets under more independent factions."''</ref>


The ''Shadow of Intent'',  the former flagship for the Fleet of Retribution, was involved in [[Attack on Rahnelo|a battle]] on the Sangheili colony of [[Rahnelo]]. The [[San'Shyuum]] [[Prelate]] [[Tem'Bhetek]] set a trap for Rtas 'Vadum and the ''Shadow of Intent''. Many lives were lost and the Kaidon and two of his sons were taken hostage.<ref>'''[[Halo: Shadow of Intent]]'''</ref>
The ''Shadow of Intent'',  the former flagship for the Fleet of Retribution, was involved in [[Attack on Rahnelo|a battle]] on the Sangheili colony of [[Rahnelo]]. The [[San'Shyuum]] [[Prelate]] [[Tem'Bhetek]] set a trap for Rtas 'Vadum and the ''Shadow of Intent''. Many lives were lost and the Kaidon and two of his sons were taken hostage. The plot, which involved using a [[Prototype Halo installation]] to destroy [[Sanghelios]] was ultimately thwarted by the crew of the ''Shadow of Intent'' with help from Tem after he realized he was being manipulated by the Minister of Preparation [[Boru'a'Neem]]. Having learned from the ''[[Spear of Light]]'s'' navigation database that there was a fleet of thousands of San'Shyuum still out there, Shipmaster [[Rtas 'Vadum]] decided to seek them out and try to determine who should be pardoned as innocents and who should be persecuted as [[war criminal]]s.<ref>'''[[Halo: Shadow of Intent]]'''</ref>


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