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{{Quote|The only ones who grow soft, it seems, are elders who cluster in their small rooms, plotting against their kaidon. Had you been strong, you would have waited in my room to attack me yourself.|Thel 'Vadamee to Koida 'Vadam<ref name="cp92">'''Halo: The Cole Protocol''', ''page 92''</ref>}}
{{Quote|The only ones who grow soft, it seems, are elders who cluster in their small rooms, plotting against their kaidon. Had you been strong, you would have waited in my room to attack me yourself.|Thel 'Vadamee to Koida 'Vadam{{Ref/Reuse|HTCPC9}}}}


'''Koida 'Vadam''' was a [[Sangheili]] noble of the [[House of Vadam]], serving as one of the [[elder]]s of [[Vadam]]. He was not a warrior and did not enlist with the [[Covenant military|military service]], and so was not permitted to add the "-ee" suffix to his name.<ref name="cp91"/>
'''Koida 'Vadam''' was a [[Sangheili]] noble of the [[House of 'Vadam]], serving as one of the [[elder]]s of [[Vadam]]. He was not a warrior and did not enlist with the [[Covenant military|military service]], and so was not permitted to add the "-ee" suffix to his name.{{Ref/Reuse|HTCPC9}}


==Biography==
==Biography==
{{Quote|no=two|q1=I will fall on my sword, kaidon, but please do not revoke the blood of my line.|Koida 'Vadam|q2=I did not quench it. You did.|Thel 'Vadamee|Koida 'Vadam and Thel 'Vadamee<ref name="cp92"/>}}
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In [[2535]], Koida voted in favor of making [[Shipmaster]] [[Thel 'Vadam]]ee the [[kaidon]] of [[Vadam keep]]. However, he later regretted his decision, fearing that Thel was no longer a strong warrior and had weakened, as Thel had spent the past couple years fighting [[human]]s and "lesser" races of the [[Covenant]] rather than Sangheili. Koida sent a trio of assassins to kill Thel in his bed chambers, though the newly elected kaidon succeeded in killing all three of them.<ref name="cp91"/>
In [[2535]], Koida voted in favor of making [[Shipmaster]] [[Thel 'Vadam]]ee the [[kaidon]] of [[Vadam keep]]. However, he later regretted his decision, fearing that Thel was no longer a strong warrior and had weakened, as Thel had spent the past couple years fighting [[human]]s and "lesser" races of the [[Covenant]] rather than Sangheili. Koida sent a trio of assassins to kill Thel in his bed chambers, though the newly elected kaidon succeeded in killing all three of them.{{Ref/Reuse|HTCPC9}}


Sequentially, Thel confronted the state's elders and claimed that he had interrogated one of the assassins. Upon seeing Koida's reaction, Thel correctly deduced that it was him who sent the assassins. Thel angrily demanded to know why Koida had not voted against him or challenged him personally, threatening to remove Koida's lineage from Vadam. Koida then attempted to kill Thel himself, only to be decapitated by the kaidon with an [[Type-1 energy sword|energy sword]]. As Koida had shown courage in his last moments, Thel gave Koida's lineage the chance to leave immediately or be killed.<ref name="cp91"/>
Sequentially, Thel confronted the state's elders and claimed that he had interrogated one of the assassins. Upon seeing Koida's reaction, Thel correctly deduced that it was him who sent the assassins. Thel angrily demanded to know why Koida had not voted against him or challenged him personally, threatening to remove Koida's lineage from Vadam. Koida then attempted to kill Thel himself, only to be decapitated by the kaidon with an [[Type-1 energy sword|energy sword]]. As Koida had shown courage in his last moments, Thel gave Koida's lineage the chance to leave immediately or be killed.{{Ref/Reuse|HTCPC9}}


==List of appearances==
==List of appearances==
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==Sources==
==Sources==
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Latest revision as of 09:49, March 7, 2024

Koida 'Vadam
Biographical information

Homeworld:

Vadam, Sanghelios[1]

Died:

2535[1]

Personal details

Species:

Sangheili[1]

Gender:

Male[1]

Political and military information

Affiliation:

House of 'Vadam[1]

Title:

Elder[1]

 

"The only ones who grow soft, it seems, are elders who cluster in their small rooms, plotting against their kaidon. Had you been strong, you would have waited in my room to attack me yourself."
— Thel 'Vadamee to Koida 'Vadam[1]

Koida 'Vadam was a Sangheili noble of the House of 'Vadam, serving as one of the elders of Vadam. He was not a warrior and did not enlist with the military service, and so was not permitted to add the "-ee" suffix to his name.[1]

Biography[edit]

Koida 'Vadam: "I will fall on my sword, kaidon, but please do not revoke the blood of my line."
Thel 'Vadamee: "I did not quench it. You did."
— Koida 'Vadam and Thel 'Vadamee[1]

In 2535, Koida voted in favor of making Shipmaster Thel 'Vadamee the kaidon of Vadam keep. However, he later regretted his decision, fearing that Thel was no longer a strong warrior and had weakened, as Thel had spent the past couple years fighting humans and "lesser" races of the Covenant rather than Sangheili. Koida sent a trio of assassins to kill Thel in his bed chambers, though the newly elected kaidon succeeded in killing all three of them.[1]

Sequentially, Thel confronted the state's elders and claimed that he had interrogated one of the assassins. Upon seeing Koida's reaction, Thel correctly deduced that it was him who sent the assassins. Thel angrily demanded to know why Koida had not voted against him or challenged him personally, threatening to remove Koida's lineage from Vadam. Koida then attempted to kill Thel himself, only to be decapitated by the kaidon with an energy sword. As Koida had shown courage in his last moments, Thel gave Koida's lineage the chance to leave immediately or be killed.[1]

List of appearances[edit]

Sources[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k Halo: The Cole Protocol, Chapter 9