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At Crellum on Janjur Qom, the dropship lands just outside the village and the group ventures in to locate the females. Soon, they meet [[Lilumna]], the "leader" of the [[Needful Maidens|female San'Shyuum]] that wished to go to ''High Charity''. The rest of the females arrive on top of a tamed [[ilpdor]] named [[Erb]]. The group attempts to return to the dropship, but they are attacked by Stoic forces and their [[folasteed]] mounts. The folasteed tear apart the captured Loquen in front of them. Erb charges at the Stoics and kills the rest of the warriors, but the animal itself is killed in the process. Eventually, the survivors and the females return to the dropship and leave to the orbiting ''Vengeful Vitality''. As the corvette attempts to leave the system, the Stoics damage it with a missile. Parts of the ship begin breaking off and Mken chooses to save [[Burenn|one of the female San'Shyuum]], rather than the Luminary which burns up in orbit. | At Crellum on Janjur Qom, the dropship lands just outside the village and the group ventures in to locate the females. Soon, they meet [[Lilumna]], the "leader" of the [[Needful Maidens|female San'Shyuum]] that wished to go to ''High Charity''. The rest of the females arrive on top of a tamed [[ilpdor]] named [[Erb]]. The group attempts to return to the dropship, but they are attacked by Stoic forces and their [[folasteed]] mounts. The folasteed tear apart the captured Loquen in front of them. Erb charges at the Stoics and kills the rest of the warriors, but the animal itself is killed in the process. Eventually, the survivors and the females return to the dropship and leave to the orbiting ''Vengeful Vitality''. As the corvette attempts to leave the system, the Stoics damage it with a missile. Parts of the ship begin breaking off and Mken chooses to save [[Burenn|one of the female San'Shyuum]], rather than the Luminary which burns up in orbit. | ||
Before Ussa can publicly execute him, 'Crolon escapes aboard ''Clan's Blade'' and captured by Covenant ships once he leaves the system. Meanwhile, Mken returns to ''High Charity'' with the females. He is brought before the Hierarchs, and with the help of Qurlom, he convinces them that he is not responsible for the destruction of the Luminary. Instead, R'Noh is demoted and his Ministry is dissolved. Qurlom also reveals that the interrogation of 'Crolon revealed the location of Ussa's new world. Commanding a fleet from the carrier ''[[Pledge of Holiness]]'', Mken makes his way to the shield world. Mken communicates with Ussa and gives him an offer: if Ussa and Sooln turn themselves in, the rest of his allies will be free to go. Ussa declines the offer, knowing that his people would still likely be killed. Instead, Ussa warns Mken to extract his warriors off the world. Ussa has Enduring Bias activate the Disassembler process and the shield world is seemingly destroyed. Mken notices odd movements in the debris field, but chooses to ignore it, hoping that Ussa survived. As the fleet departs from the system, it is revealed that the Sangheili insurgents survived and they resettle in the former shield world's fragmented habitats. Ussa continues to lead the colony and hopes that his descendants will one day retake Sanghelios. | Before Ussa can publicly execute him, 'Crolon escapes aboard ''Clan's Blade'' and is captured by Covenant ships once he leaves the system. Meanwhile, Mken returns to ''High Charity'' with the females. He is brought before the Hierarchs, and with the help of Qurlom, he convinces them that he is not responsible for the destruction of the Luminary. Instead, R'Noh is demoted and his Ministry is dissolved. Qurlom also reveals that the interrogation of 'Crolon revealed the location of Ussa's new world. Commanding a fleet from the carrier ''[[Pledge of Holiness]]'', Mken makes his way to the shield world. Mken communicates with Ussa and gives him an offer: if Ussa and Sooln turn themselves in, the rest of his allies will be free to go. Ussa declines the offer, knowing that his people would still likely be killed. Instead, Ussa warns Mken to extract his warriors off the world. Ussa has Enduring Bias activate the Disassembler process and the shield world is seemingly destroyed. Mken notices odd movements in the debris field, but chooses to ignore it, hoping that Ussa survived. As the fleet departs from the system, it is revealed that the Sangheili insurgents survived and they resettle in the former shield world's fragmented habitats. Ussa continues to lead the colony and hopes that his descendants will one day retake Sanghelios. | ||
===An Invitation to the Dance of Chaos=== | ===An Invitation to the Dance of Chaos=== | ||