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The planet was sparsely populated, with a total population of barely five hundred, none of which were official colonists; rather, the planet was made into a little-known "outdoors getaway" by human entrepreneurs, supporting little infrastructure beyond a few supply shops, a basic landing port, a few rustic cabins, and a community lodge, where wealthy people could hunt, hike, go on "spirit quests", and other activities. It was also the self-imposed place of exile of [[Dasc Gevadim]], a human spiritualist and founder of [[Triad]]. | The planet was sparsely populated, with a total population of barely five hundred, none of which were official colonists; rather, the planet was made into a little-known "outdoors getaway" by human entrepreneurs, supporting little infrastructure beyond a few supply shops, a basic landing port, a few rustic cabins, and a community lodge, where wealthy people could hunt, hike, go on "spirit quests", and other activities. It was also the self-imposed place of exile of [[Dasc Gevadim]], a human spiritualist and founder of [[Triad]]. | ||
The planet's sparse population made it an easy target for a Brute pack with a Cruiser when the Covenant attacked the planets in the Epsilon Eridani system, fleeing from a defeat at Reach. Ostensibly, Chieftain Parabum had his pack occupy the planet so that they could make sport of the captured humans, as well as their own Unggoy crew, hunting and eating them for entertainment; in reality, however, Parabum feared the wrath of his superiors and punishment for his failure and cowardice. An insurgency orchestrated by [[Ceretus]] proved an ideal distraction for the humans, and they managed to overpower their captors, albeit briefly, and two survivors fled - Dasc and Connor Brien, | The planet's sparse population made it an easy target for a Brute pack with a Cruiser when the Covenant attacked the planets in the Epsilon Eridani system, fleeing from a defeat at Reach. Ostensibly, Chieftain Parabum had his pack occupy the planet so that they could make sport of the captured humans, as well as their own Unggoy crew, hunting and eating them for entertainment; in reality, however, Parabum feared the wrath of his superiors and punishment for his failure and cowardice. An insurgency orchestrated by [[Ceretus]] proved an ideal distraction for the humans, and they managed to overpower their captors, albeit briefly, and two survivors fled - Dasc and Connor Brien, who was killed by Dasc to prevent his followers from knowing he was still alive so that they could keep their hope. Eventually, a UNSC Marine strike force wiped out the remnants of the Jiralhanae, thought they were too late to save the humans.<ref>'''[[Halo: Evolutions - Essential Tales of the Halo Universe]]''' - Stomping on the Heels of a Fuss</ref> | ||
Revision as of 02:40, December 20, 2009
Beta Gabriel is a planet in the Epsilon Eridani system. It is 14 million kilometers from Reach, practically next door. In 2552, during the Battle of Reach, Captain Jacob Keyes ordered Ensign William Lovell to plot a slingshot orbit around Beta Gabriel to take the Pillar of Autumn back into the system, towards the battle, after the ship had exhausted its energy reserves destroying a Covenant Supercruiser.[1]
The planet was sparsely populated, with a total population of barely five hundred, none of which were official colonists; rather, the planet was made into a little-known "outdoors getaway" by human entrepreneurs, supporting little infrastructure beyond a few supply shops, a basic landing port, a few rustic cabins, and a community lodge, where wealthy people could hunt, hike, go on "spirit quests", and other activities. It was also the self-imposed place of exile of Dasc Gevadim, a human spiritualist and founder of Triad.
The planet's sparse population made it an easy target for a Brute pack with a Cruiser when the Covenant attacked the planets in the Epsilon Eridani system, fleeing from a defeat at Reach. Ostensibly, Chieftain Parabum had his pack occupy the planet so that they could make sport of the captured humans, as well as their own Unggoy crew, hunting and eating them for entertainment; in reality, however, Parabum feared the wrath of his superiors and punishment for his failure and cowardice. An insurgency orchestrated by Ceretus proved an ideal distraction for the humans, and they managed to overpower their captors, albeit briefly, and two survivors fled - Dasc and Connor Brien, who was killed by Dasc to prevent his followers from knowing he was still alive so that they could keep their hope. Eventually, a UNSC Marine strike force wiped out the remnants of the Jiralhanae, thought they were too late to save the humans.[2]
References
- ^ The Fall of Reach page 324.
- ^ Halo: Evolutions - Essential Tales of the Halo Universe - Stomping on the Heels of a Fuss
