Editing Quick to Adjust

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{{Quote|Everything we need to know about the Covenant, what they're looking for under the [[New Mombasa|city]] is right... in... here.|[[Veronica Dare|Captain Veronica Dare]]}}

'''Quick to Adjust''',{{Ref/Site|URL=https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/forums/db05ce78845f4120b062c50816008e5d/topics/is-there-an-actual-name-for-vergil/65913c8a-e2e7-42c0-8fed-c11c3da84d4e/posts?page=1|Site=Halo Waypoint|Page=Is there an actual name for Vergil?|D=29|M=12|Y=2019|LocalArchive=Catalog/Archive/2014#Is there an actual name for Vergil?}} deemed '''Asset RD-9743-X''' by the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]],<ref name="loot2">'''[[Halo Legendary Crate]]''', ''[[Halo Legendary Crate/Data Drops|Data Drop #2]]''</ref> is a [[Huragok]] that was once attached to the [[Covenant]] [[Fleet of Sacred Consecration]] in [[2552]] who defected to the [[UNSC]] during the [[Battle of Mombasa]] in [[2552#October|October of 2552]].<ref name="hive">'''[[Halo 3: ODST]]''', [[campaign]] level ''[[Data Hive]]''</ref> [[Human]]s rarely use Quick to Adjust's formal name and refer to it simply as '''[[Vergil]]''', after the subroutine of [[New Mombasa]]'s [[Superintendent]] [[AI]] which the Huragok absorbed and in some respects merged with. He used the [[Superintendent]] AI’s control over the city to guide [[The Rookie]] to his position underneath <ref name="Alpha Site">'''[[Halo 3: ODST]]''', [[campaign]] level ''[[ONI Alpha Site]]''</ref> with signs and traffic screens.<ref name="nb9">'''[[Halo: New Blood]]''', ''pages 9-10'' (Google Play edition)</ref>

==Biography==
===Battle for Earth===
During the [[Battle of Mombasa|Covenant invasion]] of the city of New Mombasa, Quick to Adjust and six other Huragok were dispatched into the tunnels underneath the city, possibly to hack into the city's electronic systems and the [[Superintendent]] [[artificial intelligence]]. However, the six other Huragok instead began to free Quick to Adjust from its explosive harness. While the six others were killed, Quick survived and made its way into the [[New Mombasa Data Center|data center]] of the Superintendent, where it began working on repairing the AI. During the process, Quick would save the badly damaged AI, and later absorb most of its data, including a subroutine, [[Vergil]], into itself.<ref>'''[[Sadie's Story]]''', ''Circle 6, Arc 2''</ref>

By the time Captain Veronica Dare and [[the Rookie]] arrived in the data center, they discovered Quick among the data stacks.{{Ref/Reuse|hive}} As they escaped the facility, Quick provided them with [[energy shielding]]. Eventually, they managed to escape the city and extract Quick. A month later, Quick, which still had access to the [[proselytization network]] and held information on the Covenant, was being held on the [[Quito Terminus]]. It was interrogated by [[Sergeant Major]] [[Avery Johnson]], and agreed to share any information it had, lighting Johnson's [[cigar]] as a friendly gesture.<ref>'''Halo 3: ODST''', campaign level ''[[Coastal Highway]]''</ref> Using a [[data pad]], Quick to Adjust created a text-to-speech program that gave himself a voice and allowed him to speak with his new human allies.<ref>'''Halo: New Blood''', ''page 79'' (Google Play edition)</ref> Although the Huragok was interrogated by ONI on information relating to the [[Portal at Voi]], they were unable to obtain any actionable intelligence before the [[Prophet of Truth]] arrived in his [[Forerunner Dreadnought]].<ref name="Bulletin">[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/community/blog-posts/the-halo-bulletin-knowledge-drop '''Halo Waypoint''': ''The Halo Bulletin: 9.24.14'']</ref>

===Talitsa===
While working with ONI, Quick to Adjust was given the name "Vergil" by Captain Dare because of his absorption of the Superintendent's subroutine. Additionally, the Huragok maintained a special connection to [[Sadie Endesha]], as Vergil had originally been created by [[Daniel Endesha|Sadie's father]] to take care of her. Vergil and Sadie participated in a number of field operations for ONI, including one in which they possibly aided in a new [[MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor/Wetwork|MJOLNIR development project]] on [[Talitsa]] in [[2555|August 2555]].{{Ref/Reuse|nb9}} While there, however, they were kidnapped by [[United Rebel Front]] forces and taken to one of the URF's strongholds on the planet. Although they were ultimately rescued by [[SPARTAN-IV]]s [[Edward Buck]] and [[Kojo Agu]] and taken to [[Mars]], ONI deemed it too risky to allow the Huragok to work in the field again.<ref>'''[[Halo: New Blood]]''', ''Chapter 18''</ref>

===Luna===
Following the events on Talitsa, Vergil was moved to a secret ONI facility on [[Luna]] where ONI kept several of their other Huragoks. Together, the Huragoks formed a sort of brain trust that worked as consultants on all sorts of projects. Anyone who needed their help would need to book time with them as they would work as supercomputers to work on insanely complex problems. Instead of going out into the field and risking themselves to danger, problems were brought to the Huragok to solve.<ref>'''[[Halo: Bad Blood]]''', ''page 89''</ref>

===Created conflict===
In [[2558]], when the [[Created conflict]] broke out, the ONI facility was heavily damaged by the [[Guardian]]s during the [[Subjugation of Earth]]. Forerunner [[armiger]]s loyal to [[Cortana]] invaded the station and captured the surviving crew, including Sadie, while Vergil and the other Huragok hid out and worked to repair the station's systems. Shortly afterwards, Buck returned to the station seeking out Vergil for help with breaking [[Michael Crespo|Mickey Crespo]] out of prison. Vergil refused to leave until Sadie was rescued which Buck, Romeo and Dare reluctantly carried out.

Following their rescue, Sadie and Vergil joined [[Alpha-Nine]]'s mission. At the [[Spartan-IV training station]], Vergil contended with the rogue AI [[Leonidas]] to help Buck reach Mickey and then to stop Leonidas' attempts to kill Buck. As Leonidas was about to vent the station's atmosphere and kill everyone inside, Vergil managed to knock out power to parts of the station briefly, giving Buck time to remove Leonidas' [[data crystal chip]] and effectively shut the AI down.

On [[Cassidy III]], during a meeting with the local leaders of the [[United Rebel Front]], Dare suggested loaning them Vergil to help figure out the Forerunner technology that cloaked their colony. However, the colony came under attack by a [[Created]] [[Guardian]] summoned by Leonidas. Vergil repaired the colony's ships so that as many people as possible could evacuate and then repaired the team's [[Condor]] when it was damaged by the Guardian so that they could escape. Vergil nearly fell to his death in the process, but was saved by Buck who fell out of the ship in turn but was saved by his teammates.

As they escaped, Dare admitted that she lied about lending Vergil to the Front as he and Sadie were just too valuable to lend out for basic research. When Buck told Sadie that her father would be proud of her, Vergil reiterated the sentiment, reminding her that her father had programed the part of him that was most human, the part that had helped him to learn to care about her. Vergil told Sadie that he was also very proud of her, causing Sadie to give the Huragok a hug. Shortly afterwards, the team returned to the {{UNSCShip|Infinity}} with Vergil and Sadie.<ref>'''[[Halo: Bad Blood]]'''</ref>

==Trivia==
*Like the other Huragok found in the game and in spite of its lack of armor, Quick still has shields to protect itself, and also is able to grant close friendly units shields, including the player (the only instance the player will be given energy shielding in ''ODST''). However, the player has no shield monitor, and if playing on [[Legendary]] difficulty, the shields decrease in strength rapidly.
*Quick to Adjust is not named in ''Halo 3: ODST''; it is only identified as "VRGL" on the Rookie's [[Heads-up display|HUD]] in ''Halo 3: ODST'', due to the fact it held the Vergil subroutine in itself. ''[[Halo: New Blood]]'' establishes that the Huragok was later universally known as Vergil because of this.
*In ''[[Halo: Bad Blood]]'', he is able to communicate through a tablet computer that translates and essentially speaks for him.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:H3ODST-VergilHuragok.png|An angled side view of Vergil-merged Quick to Adjust in ''Halo 3: ODST''.
File:S_Huragok.png|Recording of Quick shortly after being freed by its compatriots.
File:Hurag_encounter.png|Dare and the Rookie meet Quick inside the Superintendent's data center.
File:H3ODST Dare&Quick 2.png|Dare tells Quick to stay behind her.
File:RookieAsleep.png|Quick inspecting an [[F-99 Wombat]]'s optics package, surrounded by Alpha-Nine.
File:Johnson & Vergil.png|Quick lights Sergeant Johnson's cigar as a sign of peace before agreeing to aid the UNSC. 
</gallery>

==List of appearances==
*''[[Halo 3: ODST]]'' {{1st}}
**''[[Sadie's Story]]''
*''[[Halo: New Blood]]''
*''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]''
**''[[Halo 5: Guardians Limited Edition dossiers|Limited Edition dossiers]]'' {{Im}}
*''[[Halo Mythos]]'' {{Mo}}
*''[[Halo: Bad Blood]]''

==Sources==
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[[Category:Huragok characters]]