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'''Dur'at'dur''' is a group of islands on [[Sanghelios]], the [[Sangheili]] homeworld. The islands were infamous for their deadly currents. In ancient Sangheili mythology, it was believed that the currents were caused by the endless thrashing of the nine serpents of Dur'at'dur, semi-mythical creatures that were slain by the demigod hero [[Kel 'Darsam]].<ref>'''[[Halo: Shadow of Intent]]''', ''page 22'' (Google Play edition)</ref>
'''Dur'at'dur''' is a group of islands on [[Sanghelios]], the [[Sangheili]] homeworld. The islands were infamous for their deadly currents. In ancient Sangheili mythology, it was believed that the currents were caused by the endless thrashing of the nine serpents of Dur'at'dur, semi-mythical creatures that were slain by the demigod hero [[Kel 'Darsam]].<ref>'''[[Halo: Shadow of Intent]]''', ''page 22'' (Google Play edition)</ref>



Latest revision as of 19:03, March 19, 2022

Dur'at'dur is a group of islands on Sanghelios, the Sangheili homeworld. The islands were infamous for their deadly currents. In ancient Sangheili mythology, it was believed that the currents were caused by the endless thrashing of the nine serpents of Dur'at'dur, semi-mythical creatures that were slain by the demigod hero Kel 'Darsam.[1]

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  1. ^ Halo: Shadow of Intent, page 22 (Google Play edition)