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After escaping the island, 'Zamamee was then warned by the [[Prophet of Stewardship]] aboard the ''Truth and Reconciliation'' that the price of another failure was death. The Prophet showed 'Rolamee's severed head, and ordered 'Zamamee to continue seeking the human.
After escaping the island, 'Zamamee was then warned by the [[Prophet of Stewardship]] aboard the ''Truth and Reconciliation'' that the price of another failure was death. The Prophet showed 'Rolamee's severed head, and ordered 'Zamamee to continue seeking the human.


'Zamamee later arranged for Yayap to be captured so that the Unggoy could be taken to [[Alpha Base (Installation 04)|Alpha Base]] and signal the former when the Master Chief arrived there. When signaled, 'Zamamee led a group of about thirty [[Special Operations Sangheili]] aboard the captured [[Dropship 77-Troop Carrier|Pelican]] ''[[Charlie 217]]'' and infiltrated Alpha Base. The mission was simple; capture as many landing pads as possible and hold them for six dropships filled with Unggoy, [[Kig-yar]], and more Sangheili.<ref>'''Halo: The Flood''', ''pages 209-211''</ref> He also coordinated for a contingent of ground forces led by [[Field Master]] [[Noga 'Putumee]] to lead a simultaneous [[Battle of Alpha Base|assault]] on the base. Though he freed Yayap, the two figured out that the attack was failing. However, Yayap told 'Zamamee that the Master Chief was guarding the [[Type-26 Ground Support Aircraft|Banshees]] that had been stolen by the humans. Convinced, 'Zamamee headed over to the Banshees, only to realize that Yayap had tricked him. Angrily, he began to threaten Yayap, but Yayap threatened him in turn, going so far as to point his plasma pistol at 'Zamamee before the Sangheili could take any preventative action. 'Zamamee, knowing that the attack would soon fail and that his life was in imminent danger, decided to accept Yayap's plan to escape. The two barely managed to escape in a Banshee as the assault was repelled by the human defenders.
'Zamamee later arranged for Yayap to be captured so that the Unggoy could be taken to [[Alpha Base (Installation 04)|Alpha Base]] and signal the former when the Master Chief arrived there. When signaled, 'Zamamee led a group of about thirty [[Special Operations Sangheili]] aboard the captured [[Dropship 77-Troop Carrier|Pelican]] ''[[Charlie 217]]'' and infiltrated Alpha Base. The mission was simple; capture as many landing pads as possible and hold them for six [[Type-25 Troop Carrier|dropship]]s filled with Unggoy, [[Kig-yar]], and more Sangheili.<ref>'''Halo: The Flood''', ''pages 209-211''</ref> He also coordinated for a contingent of ground forces led by [[Field Master]] [[Noga 'Putumee]] to lead a simultaneous [[Battle of Alpha Base|assault]] on the base. Though he freed Yayap, the two figured out that the attack was failing. However, Yayap told 'Zamamee that the Master Chief was guarding the [[Type-26 Ground Support Aircraft|Banshees]] that had been stolen by the humans. Convinced, 'Zamamee headed over to the Banshees, only to realize that Yayap had tricked him. Angrily, he began to threaten Yayap, but Yayap threatened him in turn, going so far as to point his plasma pistol at 'Zamamee before the Sangheili could take any preventative action. 'Zamamee, knowing that the attack would soon fail and that his life was in imminent danger, decided to accept Yayap's plan to escape. The two barely managed to escape in a Banshee as the assault was repelled by the human defenders.


'Zamamee, as advised by Yayap, finally traveled to the ''Pillar of Autumn'' crash site where he took on the alias of [[Huki 'Umamee]], another Sangheili who had been killed, to avoid punishment. He stayed there, performing the tasks asked of him until the SPARTAN arrived aboard the ship in order to destroy the reactor core. During a tense meeting, 'Zamamee offered to track down and kill the Master Chief, much to the relief of his commanding officer, [['Ontomee]].<ref>'''Halo: The Flood''', ''pages 319-320''</ref>
'Zamamee, as advised by Yayap, finally traveled to the ''Pillar of Autumn'' crash site where he took on the alias of [[Huki 'Umamee]], another Sangheili who had been killed, to avoid punishment. He stayed there, performing the tasks asked of him until the SPARTAN arrived aboard the ship in order to destroy the reactor core. During a tense meeting, 'Zamamee offered to track down and kill the Master Chief, much to the relief of his commanding officer, [['Ontomee]].<ref>'''Halo: The Flood''', ''pages 319-320''</ref>
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Zuka 'Zamamee is the only known Sangheili to be manipulated by an Unggoy, though it is possibly a result of the abuse he had inflicted upon [[Yayap]]. 'Zamamee might have been stressed and frightened at the time, or else simply realized that he would not be able to take any action before Yayap was able to fire his plasma pistol, particularly at point-blank range. Also, 'Zamamee does not seem to be bound to the honor that controls the lives and actions of most other Special Ops Sangheili, as he not only flees from battles, he also takes the identity of a dead comrade, and allows an Unggoy to manipulate him. This would be considered a grave dishonor by any other Sangheili, though it is likely that 'Zamamee concluded to himself that the honor of killing John-117 would far outweigh the dishonor of these actions.
*Zuka 'Zamamee is the only known Sangheili to be manipulated by an Unggoy, though it is possibly a result of the abuse he had inflicted upon [[Yayap]]. 'Zamamee might have been stressed and frightened at the time, or else simply realized that he would not be able to take any action before Yayap was able to fire his plasma pistol, particularly at point-blank range. Also, 'Zamamee does not seem to be bound to the honor that controls the lives and actions of most other Special Operations Sangheili, as he not only flees from battles, he also takes the identity of a dead comrade, and allows an Unggoy to manipulate him. This would be considered a grave dishonor by any other Sangheili, though it is likely that 'Zamamee concluded to himself that the honor of killing John-117 would far outweigh the dishonor of these actions.
*In ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]'', many events that happen are inconspicuously caused by Zuka 'Zamamee, like the battle in the security room in the level [[The Silent Cartographer]].
*In ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]'', many events that happen are inconspicuously caused by Zuka 'Zamamee, like the battle in the security room in the level [[The Silent Cartographer]].
*In ''Halo: Combat Evolved'', on the level ''[[The Maw]]'', the Elite who is encountered on the elevator after destroying the fusion reactors is canonically Zuka 'Zamamee, but he doesn't operate a Shade turret. Also, depending on the level of difficulty, there can be more than one Elite in the elevator.<ref>'''Halo: Combat Evolved''', campaign level ''[[The Maw (Level)|The Maw]]''</ref>
*In ''Halo: Combat Evolved'', on the level ''[[The Maw]]'', the Elite who is encountered on the elevator after destroying the fusion reactors is canonically Zuka 'Zamamee, but he doesn't operate a Shade turret. Also, depending on the level of difficulty, there can be more than one Elite in the elevator.<ref>'''Halo: Combat Evolved''', campaign level ''[[The Maw (Level)|The Maw]]''</ref>
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