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Before his death, Ussa documented the history of the Refuge and the Disassembler process. However, by [[2552]], the documents had become difficult to read due to the evolution of the Ussan language.<ref>'''Halo: Broken Circle''', ''page 204''</ref> At some point, statues of Ussa with Sooln were erected within the [[Hall of the Godminds]] in [[Section Five]] of the Refuge. A sculptural garden featured three-dimensional images of Ussa, including one that portrayed Ussa protectively holding [[Sanghelios]]. Sculptures of Ussa's son and grandson, and Ussa's closest allies, were placed nearby.<ref>'''Halo: Broken Circle''', ''page 225''</ref> The Refuge, occasionally referred to as the Ussan colony, continued to be the home of the Ussans for over three thousand years. Ussa's ancestors continued to hold the title of [[kaidon]] within the colony. By [[2553]], the colony was ruled by Kaidon [[Bal'Tol 'Xellus]], who made contact with members of the recently dissolved Covenant. The Ussans were allowed to return to Sanghelios if they pleased, while [[Sluggish Drifter]] repaired Enduring Bias. The monitor, believing it to be Ussa's intent, reconnected the surviving portions of the shield world and formed a small ringworld.<ref name="bc284">'''Halo: Broken Circle''', ''pages 284-286''</ref> | Before his death, Ussa documented the history of the Refuge and the Disassembler process. However, by [[2552]], the documents had become difficult to read due to the evolution of the Ussan language.<ref>'''Halo: Broken Circle''', ''page 204''</ref> At some point, statues of Ussa with Sooln were erected within the [[Hall of the Godminds]] in [[Section Five]] of the Refuge. A sculptural garden featured three-dimensional images of Ussa, including one that portrayed Ussa protectively holding [[Sanghelios]]. Sculptures of Ussa's son and grandson, and Ussa's closest allies, were placed nearby.<ref>'''Halo: Broken Circle''', ''page 225''</ref> The Refuge, occasionally referred to as the Ussan colony, continued to be the home of the Ussans for over three thousand years. Ussa's ancestors continued to hold the title of [[kaidon]] within the colony. By [[2553]], the colony was ruled by Kaidon [[Bal'Tol 'Xellus]], who made contact with members of the recently dissolved Covenant. The Ussans were allowed to return to Sanghelios if they pleased, while [[Sluggish Drifter]] repaired Enduring Bias. The monitor, believing it to be Ussa's intent, reconnected the surviving portions of the shield world and formed a small ringworld.<ref name="bc284">'''Halo: Broken Circle''', ''pages 284-286''</ref> | ||
After the Rending, the Refuge's system was named the "[[Ussan system]]" by the Covenant and marked with a scarlet border—meaning forbidden by all. Ussa's rebellion was noted in the ''[[Notes on the History of the Covenant]]'', written by [[Zo Resken]]—the descendant of Mken 'Scre'ah'ben.<ref>'''Halo: Broken Circle''', ''page 185''</ref> Resken learned of Ussa and his history by the writings of Mken, who wrote of Ussa's possible survival and the Forerunner shield world that may be within the system.<ref>'''Halo: Broken Circle''', ''page 257''</ref> | After the Rending, the Refuge's system was named the "[[Ussan system]]" by the Covenant and marked with a scarlet border—meaning forbidden by all. Ussa's rebellion was noted in the ''[[Notes on the History of the Covenant]]'', written by [[Zo Resken]]—the descendant of Mken 'Scre'ah'ben.<ref>'''Halo: Broken Circle''', ''page 185''</ref> Resken learned of Ussa and his history by the writings of Mken, who wrote of Ussa's possible survival and the Forerunner shield world that may be within the system.<ref>'''Halo: Broken Circle''', ''page 257''</ref> Afterwards, during the [[Great Schism]], Zo Resken and a group of Covenant Separatists would re-establish contact with the Ussans and Ussa 'Xellus' descendant, [[Bal'Tol 'Xellus]]. | ||
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