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|birth=[[2499|October 19th, 2499]]<ref name="VIS"/> | |birth=[[2499|October 19th, 2499]]<ref name="VIS"/> | ||
|death=[[2558]] ([[Requiem]]) | |death=[[2558|February 2558]] ([[Requiem]]) | ||
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|affiliation=[[Jul 'Mdama's | |affiliation=[[Jul 'Mdama's Covenant faction]] | ||
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{{Quote|Faster! Move as if the Didact himself were watching!|Gek 'Lhar ordering his fellow Sangheili into action}} | {{Quote|Faster! Move as if the Didact himself were watching!|Gek 'Lhar ordering his fellow Sangheili into action}} | ||
'''Gek 'Lhar''' was a [[Sangheili]] soldier serving in the [[Jul 'Mdama's Covenant faction|reformed Covenant]]. | '''Gek 'Lhar''' was a [[Sangheili]] soldier serving in the [[Jul 'Mdama's Covenant faction|reformed Covenant]] and [[Jul 'Mdama]]'s lieutenant during the [[Second Battle of Requiem]]. | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
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During the [[Requiem campaign]] of early [[2558]], Gek greeted Jul 'Mdama as he arrived at his location in the [[Librarian's Rest]] on [[Requiem]], informing him that they were still preparing "the shrine". Jul then brought [[Henry Glassman|Dr. Henry Glassman]], who had offered his knowledge in exchange for his life.<ref>'''Spartan Ops''', [[S1/Catherine|S1E3 ''Catherine'']]</ref> Gek was later tasked to watch over Dr. Glassman as he tried to work on their Forerunner "shrine". When Jul came to check on his progress, Glassman got frustrated and started to walk toward Jul. Gek quickly pulled his tether to get him to stop.<ref>'''Spartan Ops''', [[S1/Didact's Hand|S1E4 ''Didact's Hand'']]</ref> Joining 'Mdama on watching the assault on [[Galileo Base]] by their Covenant faction, Gek was informed that 'Mdama was only trying to create a show of attempting to recover the [[Didact's Gift]], making it seem important to the humans.<ref>'''Spartan Ops''', [[S1/Memento Mori|S1E5 ''Memento Mori'']]</ref> | During the [[Requiem campaign]] of early [[2558]], Gek greeted Jul 'Mdama as he arrived at his location in the [[Librarian's Rest]] on [[Requiem]], informing him that they were still preparing "the shrine". Jul then brought [[Henry Glassman|Dr. Henry Glassman]], who had offered his knowledge in exchange for his life.<ref>'''Spartan Ops''', [[S1/Catherine|S1E3 ''Catherine'']]</ref> Gek was later tasked to watch over Dr. Glassman as he tried to work on their Forerunner "shrine". When Jul came to check on his progress, Glassman got frustrated and started to walk toward Jul. Gek quickly pulled his tether to get him to stop.<ref>'''Spartan Ops''', [[S1/Didact's Hand|S1E4 ''Didact's Hand'']]</ref> Joining 'Mdama on watching the assault on [[Galileo Base]] by their Covenant faction, Gek was informed that 'Mdama was only trying to create a show of attempting to recover the [[Didact's Gift]], making it seem important to the humans.<ref>'''Spartan Ops''', [[S1/Memento Mori|S1E5 ''Memento Mori'']]</ref> | ||
Back at their base of operations somewhere in the tunnel complex of [[Sniper Alley (location)|Sniper Alley]], Glassman managed to somehow activate something in the shrine, prompting all the present Sangheili (save Jul) to bow to it. Noticing none of the Sangheili were holding his collar now, Glassman fled the antechamber in fear. As Jul tried to touch the artifact's energy sphere, it physically rejected him, prompting the Sangheili Commander to direct his fury at Glassman, who was now gone. Half-dozen of the present Sangheili gave pursuit to the doctor but Jul held Gek back. After being told Glassman's escape was unacceptable, Gek reassured Jul that he would deal with the matter personally, leaving Jul and his two guards with the artifact. Gek soon found Glassman's discarded collar and decided to activate a remote detonator for Glassman's explosive harness, but [[SPARTAN-IV program|Spartan]] [[Gabriel Thorne]] managed to pull off the harness in time and toss it toward Glassman's pursuers, killing them all in the explosion. Gek was able to observe the aftermath and not long after, picked up the trail of the fleeing humans.<ref>'''Spartan Ops''', [[S1/Scattered|S1E6 ''Scattered'']]</ref> | Back at their base of operations somewhere in the tunnel complex of [[Sniper Alley (location)|Sniper Alley]], Glassman managed to somehow activate something in the shrine, prompting all the present Sangheili (save Jul) to bow to it. Noticing none of the Sangheili were holding his collar now, Glassman fled the antechamber in fear. As Jul tried to touch the artifact's energy sphere, it physically rejected him, prompting the Sangheili Commander to direct his fury at Glassman, who was now gone. Half-dozen of the present Sangheili gave pursuit to the doctor but Jul held Gek back. After being told Glassman's escape was unacceptable, Gek reassured Jul that he would deal with the matter personally, leaving Jul and his two guards with the artifact. Gek soon found Glassman's discarded collar and decided to activate a remote detonator for Glassman's explosive harness, but [[SPARTAN-IV program|Spartan]] [[Gabriel Thorne]] managed to pull off the harness in time and toss it toward Glassman's pursuers, killing them all in the explosion. Gek was able to observe the aftermath and not long after, picked up the trail of the fleeing humans.<ref name="s1e6">'''Spartan Ops''', [[S1/Scattered|S1E6 ''Scattered'']]</ref> | ||
Gek tracked Glassman and Thorne to the Quarry, and managed to catch the duo off guard with his active camouflage. After a short close combat fight with Thorne, Gek eventually gained the upper hand and was about to execute Thorne with his energy sword when the rest of Fireteam Majestic arrived and killed Gek. Majestic then looted Gek's body, including his energy sword, his active camouflage, the dog tags attached to his armor, and a [[hologram|holographic]] map of Requiem.<ref name="s1e8">'''Spartan Ops''', [[S1/Expendable|S1E8 ''Expendable'']]</ref> | |||
Gek | ==Personality and traits== | ||
Gek harbored a deep-seated hatred for humanity, and Spartans in particular. Sometime prior to the the capture of Glassman, Gek suffered a wound which blinded his left eye and left a large scar across his face.<ref>[http://blogs.halowaypoint.com/Headlines/post/2013/01/16/The-Halo-Bulletin-11613.aspx '''Halo Waypoint:''' ''The Halo Bulletin: 1.16.13'']</ref> Gek was very aggressive and brash, although he was still very loyal to [[Jul 'Mdama]]. He was shown to be persistent, pursing Dr. [[Henry Glassman]] and [[Gabriel Thorne]], after they escaped from [[Librarian's Rest]], across a desert on Requiem.<ref name="s1e8"/> After unintentionally killing several allied [[Sangheili]], 'Lhar was saddened for the losses.<ref name="s1e6"/> | |||
== | ==Equipment== | ||
Gek | Gek donned the normal [[Sangheili Commander]] [[Sangheili combat harness|combat harness]], although his was colored blue instead of dark claret. Eleven UNSC [[dog tag]]s, were attached to the left side of Gek's harness; these were taken from enemies he had killed, including a few Spartans. Gek often forwent wearing a helmet. He armed himself with a [[Type-1 energy sword]].<ref name="s1e8"/> | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 10:07, May 4, 2014
- "Faster! Move as if the Didact himself were watching!"
- — Gek 'Lhar ordering his fellow Sangheili into action
Gek 'Lhar was a Sangheili soldier serving in the reformed Covenant and Jul 'Mdama's lieutenant during the Second Battle of Requiem.
Biography
Gek 'Lhar was born October 19, 2499 on the island of Alytcos on Sanghelios. 'Lhar served ruthlessly in the Covenant during the Human-Covenant War, and after the war, he eventually became a field commander in Jul 'Mdama's new Covenant.
During the Requiem campaign of early 2558, Gek greeted Jul 'Mdama as he arrived at his location in the Librarian's Rest on Requiem, informing him that they were still preparing "the shrine". Jul then brought Dr. Henry Glassman, who had offered his knowledge in exchange for his life.[1] Gek was later tasked to watch over Dr. Glassman as he tried to work on their Forerunner "shrine". When Jul came to check on his progress, Glassman got frustrated and started to walk toward Jul. Gek quickly pulled his tether to get him to stop.[2] Joining 'Mdama on watching the assault on Galileo Base by their Covenant faction, Gek was informed that 'Mdama was only trying to create a show of attempting to recover the Didact's Gift, making it seem important to the humans.[3]
Back at their base of operations somewhere in the tunnel complex of Sniper Alley, Glassman managed to somehow activate something in the shrine, prompting all the present Sangheili (save Jul) to bow to it. Noticing none of the Sangheili were holding his collar now, Glassman fled the antechamber in fear. As Jul tried to touch the artifact's energy sphere, it physically rejected him, prompting the Sangheili Commander to direct his fury at Glassman, who was now gone. Half-dozen of the present Sangheili gave pursuit to the doctor but Jul held Gek back. After being told Glassman's escape was unacceptable, Gek reassured Jul that he would deal with the matter personally, leaving Jul and his two guards with the artifact. Gek soon found Glassman's discarded collar and decided to activate a remote detonator for Glassman's explosive harness, but Spartan Gabriel Thorne managed to pull off the harness in time and toss it toward Glassman's pursuers, killing them all in the explosion. Gek was able to observe the aftermath and not long after, picked up the trail of the fleeing humans.[4]
Gek tracked Glassman and Thorne to the Quarry, and managed to catch the duo off guard with his active camouflage. After a short close combat fight with Thorne, Gek eventually gained the upper hand and was about to execute Thorne with his energy sword when the rest of Fireteam Majestic arrived and killed Gek. Majestic then looted Gek's body, including his energy sword, his active camouflage, the dog tags attached to his armor, and a holographic map of Requiem.[5]
Personality and traits
Gek harbored a deep-seated hatred for humanity, and Spartans in particular. Sometime prior to the the capture of Glassman, Gek suffered a wound which blinded his left eye and left a large scar across his face.[6] Gek was very aggressive and brash, although he was still very loyal to Jul 'Mdama. He was shown to be persistent, pursing Dr. Henry Glassman and Gabriel Thorne, after they escaped from Librarian's Rest, across a desert on Requiem.[5] After unintentionally killing several allied Sangheili, 'Lhar was saddened for the losses.[4]
Equipment
Gek donned the normal Sangheili Commander combat harness, although his was colored blue instead of dark claret. Eleven UNSC dog tags, were attached to the left side of Gek's harness; these were taken from enemies he had killed, including a few Spartans. Gek often forwent wearing a helmet. He armed himself with a Type-1 energy sword.[5]
Gallery
Portrait of Gek 'Lhar.
Gek with Jul 'Mdama overlooking Galileo Base.
A close-up of Gek.
Another close-up of Gek being confronted by 'Mdama.
Gek detonating Henry Glassman's explosive vest.
List of appearances
- Halo 4
- Spartan Ops (First appearance)
Sources
- ^ Spartan Ops, S1E3 Catherine
- ^ Spartan Ops, S1E4 Didact's Hand
- ^ Spartan Ops, S1E5 Memento Mori
- ^ a b Spartan Ops, S1E6 Scattered
- ^ a b c Spartan Ops, S1E8 Expendable
- ^ Halo Waypoint: The Halo Bulletin: 1.16.13
