T. Rymann
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T. Rymann[1] was an ODST in the UNSCDF during the Human-Covenant War. He was part of Delta Team of the 2BN/3U as Bravo-21 with Bravo-22, S. Hartley.
He participated in a Battle on Earth, covering his comrade as he retrieved what seemed to be the same Long Range Scanner his partner, S. Hartley, used to track SPARTAN-117 on his descent to the planet's surface in the next section of the short clip. Bravo-21 was almost killed by a Fuel Rod Cannon strike from a strafing Banshee flier. A Pelican dropped off a Warthog, prompting the ODSTs to make a run for it in the middle of an exposed area. Bravo-21 took the driver's seat while Bravo-22 had taken the passenger seat. As he drove away, S. Hartley was hit in the abdomen. Right after that, the Warthog crashed through a wall.
Bravo-21 made his way towards a squad of Marines as they were holding off numerous Brutes. After arriving, he helped his comrade out of the Warthog as a medic treated Bravo-22. He then moved towards a few Marines near cover. After listening to a sit-rep, he took a SRS99D-S2 AM Sniper Rifle and acquired a flanking shot on advancing Brutes. His first two shots were immediate kills as the two Brutes fell dead. The camera then showed him firing a third round, however, doesn't show if it found a target. Right after that, T. Rymann heard a growl and turned to see that he was being attacked by a Brute Chieftain wielding a Gravity Hammer. After dropping the Sniper Rifle and dodging the first swing, Bravo-21 triedto flee as he avoided Spike Grenade, which misses him and hits a nearby wall. However, after he got single shot off with his Magnum, the Brute Chieftain swings again, striking him in the chest and knocking T. Rymann against a wall and spraying his blood against the cement. As he fell to the ground, injured, the Chieftain swung again, crushing Rymann's body with the hammer, killing him. Although it is possible that he was killed after the first blow as there was a signifigant amount of blood from the head left on the wall and the second blow was just to make sure he died.
