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|death=Between [[2553#August|August]] and [[2553#December|December 2553]]<ref name="SoI79">'''Halo: Shadow of Intent''', ''pages 79-80'' (Google Play edition)</ref><ref group="note">''Halo: Shadow of Intent'' takes place in the year 2553, roughly a year after the Great Schism, placing the novella's setting in late 2553. ''Halo Mythos'' places the events of the novella on a timeline after the events that occurred in ''Halo: Last Light'', which took place in July 2553. Furthermore, ''Shadow of Intent'' was occupied with missions from March to August 2553, meaning that the novella must take place no earlier than late August, but before the end of 2553.</ref> | |death=Between [[2553#August|August]] and [[2553#December|December 2553]]<ref name="SoI79">'''Halo: Shadow of Intent''', ''pages 79-80'' (Google Play edition)</ref><ref group="note">''Halo: Shadow of Intent'' takes place in the year 2553, roughly a year after the Great Schism, placing the novella's setting in late 2553. ''Halo Mythos'' places the events of the novella on a timeline after the events that occurred in ''Halo: Last Light'', which took place in July 2553. Furthermore, ''Shadow of Intent'' was occupied with missions from March to August 2553, meaning that the novella must take place no earlier than late August, but before the end of 2553.</ref> | ||
|species=[[San'Shyuum]] | |species=[[San'Shyuum]]<ref name="SoI5">'''Halo: Shadow of Intent''', ''pages 5-7'' (Google Play edition)</ref> | ||
|gender=Male | |gender=Male<ref name="SoI5"/> | ||
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|hair=Hairless<ref name="SoI5" | |hair=Hairless<ref name="SoI5"/> | ||
|eyes=Dark green/deep blue<ref name="SoI5"/> | |eyes=Dark green/deep blue<ref name="SoI5"/> | ||
|affiliation=*[[Covenant]] {{C|formerly}}<ref name="SoI28"/> | |affiliation=*[[Covenant]] {{C|formerly}}<ref name="SoI28"/> | ||
**[[Ministry of Preparation]]<ref name="SoI28"/> | **[[Ministry of Preparation]]<ref name="SoI28"/> | ||
*[[Tem'Bhetek's faction]]<ref name="SoI28"/> {{c|formerly}} | *[[Tem'Bhetek's faction]]<ref name="SoI28"/> {{c|formerly}}<ref name="SoI73">'''Halo: Shadow of Intent''', ''pages 73-76'' (Google Play edition)</ref> | ||
|rank=[[Prelate]]<ref name="SoI28"/> | |rank=[[Prelate]]<ref name="SoI28"/> | ||
|rank-title=Title | |rank-title=Title | ||
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===Betrayal and death=== | ===Betrayal and death=== | ||
{{Quote|no=two|1=Tem'Bhetek|q1=You took my family from me.|2=Minister of Preparation|q2=You never would have had a family if not for me! I have listened to you endlessly mourn those two small deaths, but you have no idea how much value was lost!|3=Tem'Bhetek and the Minister of Preparation, after the Minister reveals that he had lied to the Prelate<ref>'''Halo: Shadow of Intent''', ''page 76'' (Google Play edition)</ref>}} | {{Quote|no=two|1=Tem'Bhetek|q1=You took my family from me.|2=Minister of Preparation|q2=You never would have had a family if not for me! I have listened to you endlessly mourn those two small deaths, but you have no idea how much value was lost!|3=Tem'Bhetek and the Minister of Preparation, after the Minister reveals that he had lied to the Prelate<ref>'''Halo: Shadow of Intent''', ''page 76'' (Google Play edition)</ref>}} | ||
Pursued by 'Vadum and 'Juran, Tem managed to enter the installation's hangar, where he encountered the Minister and a group of Yanme'e. The Minister then stated that the installation was no longer stable and that another firing of the Halo could result in its destruction. However, the Minister revealed his plan to have Tem bring the Halo aboard ''Shadow of Intent'' to use at Sanghelios, which would result in his death. Tem, no longer certain of his trust in the Minister, requested the truth on his family's fate. The Minister admitted that he had lied and proceeded to argue that he had suffered a greater loss than the Prelate, having lost the Sacred Promissory. With the Prelate feeling defeated and empty, the Minister revealed that he had acquired more San'Shyuum willing to follow his orders. No longer having a need for Tem, the Minister ordered the Yanme'e to open fire on the Prelate. As Tem was heavily wounded by the Yanme'e, 'Vadum and 'Juran suddenly arrived at the installation, having heard part of the San'Shyuum's conversation, and mortally wounded the Minister. The Minister fled to safety and attempted to activate the Halo to kill all those nearby. While 'Vadum and 'Juran engaged the Yanme'e, Tem escaped from the fight.<ref name="SoI73" | Pursued by 'Vadum and 'Juran, Tem managed to enter the installation's hangar, where he encountered the Minister and a group of Yanme'e. The Minister then stated that the installation was no longer stable and that another firing of the Halo could result in its destruction. However, the Minister revealed his plan to have Tem bring the Halo aboard ''Shadow of Intent'' to use at Sanghelios, which would result in his death. Tem, no longer certain of his trust in the Minister, requested the truth on his family's fate. The Minister admitted that he had lied and proceeded to argue that he had suffered a greater loss than the Prelate, having lost the Sacred Promissory. With the Prelate feeling defeated and empty, the Minister revealed that he had acquired more San'Shyuum willing to follow his orders. No longer having a need for Tem, the Minister ordered the Yanme'e to open fire on the Prelate. As Tem was heavily wounded by the Yanme'e, 'Vadum and 'Juran suddenly arrived at the installation, having heard part of the San'Shyuum's conversation, and mortally wounded the Minister. The Minister fled to safety and attempted to activate the Halo to kill all those nearby. While 'Vadum and 'Juran engaged the Yanme'e, Tem escaped from the fight.<ref name="SoI73"/> | ||
After most of the Yanme'e were killed and the survivors desperately sought shelter from the Halo's oncoming blast, the Sangheili searched for a way to end the Halo's activation. Meanwhile, Tem dragged himself to the shaft that led to the installation's power systems and had gathered a satchel of [[Type-1 plasma grenade|plasma grenades]] from a dead Yanme'e. 'Vadum and 'Juran encountered Tem, who admitted that he had been lied to and indicated his intention to destroy the installation. The two Sangheili fled the installation and Tem dropped the grenade satchel down the shaft. As the satchel's resulting detonation ensured in an explosion that destroyed the entire installation and all of its remaining occupants, Tem's last thoughts were of his wife and child.<ref name="SoI79"/> | After most of the Yanme'e were killed and the survivors desperately sought shelter from the Halo's oncoming blast, the Sangheili searched for a way to end the Halo's activation. Meanwhile, Tem dragged himself to the shaft that led to the installation's power systems and had gathered a satchel of [[Type-1 plasma grenade|plasma grenades]] from a dead Yanme'e. 'Vadum and 'Juran encountered Tem, who admitted that he had been lied to and indicated his intention to destroy the installation. The two Sangheili fled the installation and Tem dropped the grenade satchel down the shaft. As the satchel's resulting detonation ensured in an explosion that destroyed the entire installation and all of its remaining occupants, Tem's last thoughts were of his wife and child.<ref name="SoI79"/> | ||