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Strab

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Strab
Biographical information

Homeworld:

Doisac

Died:

Presumably 2525

Personal details

Species:

Jiralhanae

Gender:

Male

Political and military information

Affiliation:

Covenant

Rank:

Minor

 

Strab was a Jiralhanae serving aboard the Covenant cruiser Rapid Conversion. He was a member of Maccabeus's pack, and had not yet earned his masculine "us" suffix.[1]

Biography

Battle of Harvest

Main article: First Battle of Harvest

Strab was a part of Maccabeus' pack and served on the Covenant cruiser Rapid Conversion.

After recovering the Deacon Dadab and Huragok Lighter Than Some, the crew of the Rapid Conversion discovered the human agricultural colony of Harvest in the Epsilon Indi system. Maccabeus' assessment of the planet with the ship's Luminary showed thousands of relics, but the devout Chieftain was soon shocked to learn that Dadab believed that there was an "Oracle" located on the planet. After a violent encounter with the Kig-Yar privateers of Minor Transgression, the humans on Harvest sent the Rapid Conversion's crew a message, detailing that humans wanted peace and wished to give the aliens a peace offering.[2]

Strab was aboard the cruiser when it was hit by Harvest's mass driver. While overlooking the planet from a hologram, he noticed civilians escaping in Harvest's space elevators.[3] Furious that his uncle allowed the ship to become disabled, Tartarus challenged Maccabeus for dominance of the pack. Strab and Grattius both watched Tartarus kill the Chieftain and become leader of the pack. Strab and Grattius then bowed down to the new Chieftain.[1]

He was most likely killed by the Harvest Colonial Militia during the engagement on the Tiara.

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ a b Halo: Contact Harvest, page 344
  2. ^ Halo: Contact Harvest, page 229
  3. ^ Halo: Contact Harvest, page 342