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===Leader of the Sangheili=== | ===Leader of the Sangheili=== | ||
[[File:H3DawnOcean.png| | [[File:H3DawnOcean.png|250px|thumb|left|Thel 'Vadam crashes into the Indian Ocean on Earth inside half of the [[Forward Unto Dawn]].]] | ||
{{quote|Arbiter is a title I would prefer to forget. I’m simply a kaidon again. As such, I’ve come to appeal for unity.|Thel during one of his meetings with Sangheili}} | {{quote|Arbiter is a title I would prefer to forget. I’m simply a kaidon again. As such, I’ve come to appeal for unity.|Thel during one of his meetings with Sangheili}} | ||
Thel acted as a voice of reform to the Sangheili. Returning to his homeworld, he planned to visit each state to make his case for permanent peace with the [[human]]s they had battled for so many years;<ref>'''[[Halo: Glasslands]]''', Chapter 5, ''page 130''</ref> one of these would be a meeting in the state of [[Mdama]]. It was here that he announced that he no longer felt he was an Arbiter, but simply a kaidon. He told the elders that if any of them disagreed with him strongly enough, they could attempt an assassination as per Sangheili tradition.<ref>'''Halo: Glasslands''', Chapter 2, ''pages 58-61''</ref> | Thel acted as a voice of reform to the Sangheili. Returning to his homeworld, he planned to visit each state to make his case for permanent peace with the [[human]]s they had battled for so many years;<ref>'''[[Halo: Glasslands]]''', Chapter 5, ''page 130''</ref> one of these would be a meeting in the state of [[Mdama]]. It was here that he announced that he no longer felt he was an Arbiter, but simply a kaidon. He told the elders that if any of them disagreed with him strongly enough, they could attempt an assassination as per Sangheili tradition.<ref>'''Halo: Glasslands''', Chapter 2, ''pages 58-61''</ref> |
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