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{{Quote|The spear was always in my back. I wish I'd felt it sooner.|Tem'Bhetek to Rtas 'Vadum, acknowledging that his own kind had betrayed him<ref>'''Halo: Shadow of Intent''', ''page 80'' (Google Play edition)</ref>}} | {{Quote|The spear was always in my back. I wish I'd felt it sooner.|Tem'Bhetek to Rtas 'Vadum, acknowledging that his own kind had betrayed him<ref>'''Halo: Shadow of Intent''', ''page 80'' (Google Play edition)</ref>}} | ||
'''Tem'Bhetek''', commonly known simply as '''Tem''', was a [[San'Shyuum]] [[Prelate]] of the [[Covenant]]'s [[Ministry of Preparation]]. Serving directly under the [[Boru'a'Neem|Minister of Preparation]], Tem was one of the most cunning warriors among the Prelates, furthering the [[High Prophet of Truth]]'s plans to remove the [[Sangheili]] from the Covenant Empire. At the dawn of the [[Great Schism]] in [[2552#November|November 2552]], Tem and his fellow Prelates led Covenant forces against the Sangheili. However, the subsequent [[fall of High Charity]] resulted in the death of Tem's family and left him as the | '''Tem'Bhetek''', commonly known simply as '''Tem''', was a [[San'Shyuum]] [[Prelate]] of the [[Covenant]]'s [[Ministry of Preparation]]. Serving directly under the [[Boru'a'Neem|Minister of Preparation]], Tem was one of the most cunning warriors among the Prelates, furthering the [[High Prophet of Truth]]'s plans to remove the [[Sangheili]] from the Covenant Empire. At the dawn of the [[Great Schism]] in [[2552#November|November 2552]], Tem and his fellow Prelates led Covenant forces against the Sangheili. However, the subsequent [[fall of High Charity]] resulted in the death of Tem's family and left him as one of the few surviving Prelates.{{Ref/Reuse|SoI28}} | ||
After the [[Human-Covenant War]], Tem and the Minister of Preparation sought revenge against the [[Swords of Sanghelios]], whom he blamed for the death of his family, particularly [[Rtas 'Vadum]] who had led the Sangheili forces over [[High Charity]].<ref>[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/community/blog-posts/canon-fodder-staten-it-plainly '''Halo Waypoint''': ''Canon Fodder - Staten It Plainly'']</ref> Ultimately, Tem's pursuit for revenge left him betrayed by the Minister with the realization that 'Vadum was not responsible for his family's demise, leading to the Prelate sacrificing himself to aid 'Vadum and his allies.{{Ref/Reuse|SoI79}} | After the [[Human-Covenant War]], Tem and the Minister of Preparation sought revenge against the [[Swords of Sanghelios]], whom he blamed for the death of his family, particularly [[Rtas 'Vadum]] who had led the Sangheili forces over [[High Charity]].<ref>[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/community/blog-posts/canon-fodder-staten-it-plainly '''Halo Waypoint''': ''Canon Fodder - Staten It Plainly'']</ref> Ultimately, Tem's pursuit for revenge left him betrayed by the Minister with the realization that 'Vadum was not responsible for his family's demise, leading to the Prelate sacrificing himself to aid 'Vadum and his allies.{{Ref/Reuse|SoI79}} | ||