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'''Vorenus''' was a [[Jiralhanae]] in the [[Covenant]] [[Covenant Navy|Navy]] attached to the [[cruiser]], ''[[Rapid Conversion]]'' and was a part of [[Maccabeus]]' pack <ref>'''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]''', ''page 202''</ref> | '''Vorenus''' was a [[Jiralhanae]] in the [[Covenant]] [[Covenant Navy|Navy]] attached to the [[cruiser]], ''[[Rapid Conversion]]'' and was a part of [[Maccabeus]]' pack.<ref>'''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]''', ''page 202''</ref> Vorenus was taller and was more muscular than Maccabeus, and was possibly a close friend to the [[Chieftain]], second only to [[Tartarus]], the [[Chieftain]]'s nephew. He wore blue-colored armor.<ref>'''Halo: Contact Harvest''', ''page 360''</ref> | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
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===Death=== | ===Death=== | ||
Much later, Vorenus attacked [[Staff Sergeant]] [[Nolan Byrne]], [[Habel]] and [[Jepsen]] at the [[Tiara]] on a [[Type-25 Chopper]]. He killed Habel and Jepsen with a Spiker, but | Much later, Vorenus attacked [[Staff Sergeant]] [[Nolan Byrne]], [[Habel]] and [[Jepsen]] at the [[Tiara]] on a [[Type-25 Chopper]]. He killed Habel and Jepsen with a Spiker, but Byrne had managed to trap him on one side of a door. Using [[spike grenade]]s and sheer strength, Vorenus forcefully opened the door and grabbed Byrne. Vorenus broke the sergeant's nose and cheekbone, while the militia forces surrounded the two. [[Stisen]] ordered the militia to ceasefire to avoid shooting Byrne, while Vorenus used him as a hostage. Several JOTUNs found their way to the battle taking place, startling Vorenus, who then released his grip on [[Byrne]]. The [[Colonial Militia]] took this chance to take him down.<ref>'''Halo: Contact Harvest''', ''page 361''</ref> | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 23:15, April 1, 2014
Vorenus was a Jiralhanae in the Covenant Navy attached to the cruiser, Rapid Conversion and was a part of Maccabeus' pack.[1] Vorenus was taller and was more muscular than Maccabeus, and was possibly a close friend to the Chieftain, second only to Tartarus, the Chieftain's nephew. He wore blue-colored armor.[2]
Biography
Military career
Vorenus was apart of Maccabeus' pack and served on the Covenant cruiser Rapid Conversion. Vorenus and Licinus often served as Maccabeus' personal bodyguards.[3]
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 ships 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, the humans on Harvest sent the ship's crew a message, detailing that humans want peace and wish to give the aliens a peace offering.[4]
Battle of Harvest
- Main article: First Battle of Harvest
Vorenus was one of the first official representatives of the Covenant to meet with the humans. Vorenus accompanied Maccabeus and Licinus to Harvest's surface in an attempt to create a peace treaty with the humans. The negotiations failed when the Unggoy Yull, lead by Tartarus, grew nervous, broke rank and made an early attack on a group of militia recruits and killed Osmo.[5] In the confusion, Vorenus proceeded to kill Attorney General Rol Pedersen and then fell back to a Type-25 Spirit with the others where Vorenus and Maccabeus treated Licinus' injuries.[6]
Vorenus later accompanied Tartarus to scout of Harvest's orbiting platform Tiara. The two Jiralhanae remained at the station briefly, long enough to be sure that it was devoid of human life. They left Dadab in charge of sixty Unggoy on the station to protect it from human soldiers.[7]
During the battle, Vorenus participated in the siege on Gladsheim. During the engagement, he manned the guns on a Spirit, while Calid piloted it, to destroy buildings and to kill civilians in the town. He released a group of Yanme'e from the Spirit to rain havoc on the town.[8] When Maccabeus was injured when he was hit by Sergeant Avery Johnson's Warthog, Vorenus had fitted the Chieftain with a magnetic splint.[9] When Vorenus, Calid, the remaining Yanme'e and the injured Maccabeus returned to the cruiser, they discovered that the Yanme'e that did not participate in the engagement were attempting to kill Lighter Than Some for "stealing" their engineering responsibilities. The Yanme'e from Gladsheim quickly joined in on the attack. Vorenus and Tartarus attempted to defend the Huragok from the enraged Yanme'e and were eventually able to subdue them.[10]
Death
Much later, Vorenus attacked Staff Sergeant Nolan Byrne, Habel and Jepsen at the Tiara on a Type-25 Chopper. He killed Habel and Jepsen with a Spiker, but Byrne had managed to trap him on one side of a door. Using spike grenades and sheer strength, Vorenus forcefully opened the door and grabbed Byrne. Vorenus broke the sergeant's nose and cheekbone, while the militia forces surrounded the two. Stisen ordered the militia to ceasefire to avoid shooting Byrne, while Vorenus used him as a hostage. Several JOTUNs found their way to the battle taking place, startling Vorenus, who then released his grip on Byrne. The Colonial Militia took this chance to take him down.[11]
Trivia
- Vorenus' name may have been taken from that of Lucius Vorenus, a Centurion in the 11th Legion, mentioned by Julius Caesar's personal writings.
List of appearances
- Halo: Contact Harvest (First appearance)
Sources
- ^ Halo: Contact Harvest, page 202
- ^ Halo: Contact Harvest, page 360
- ^ Halo: Contact Harvest, page 232
- ^ Halo: Contact Harvest, page 229
- ^ Halo: Contact Harvest, page 213
- ^ Halo: Contact Harvest, page 258
- ^ Halo: Contact Harvest, page 303
- ^ Halo: Contact Harvest, page 294
- ^ Halo: Contact Harvest, page 310
- ^ Halo: Contact Harvest, page 313
- ^ Halo: Contact Harvest, page 361
