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The '''Greater Tiger''' was a constellation in the [[Milky Way]] galaxy. The constellation was named by the [[Erde-Tyrene civilization|prehistoric human civilization]], due to its resemblance to a [[Wikipedia:tiger|tiger]]. Three bright stars that were red and intensely blue were arranged in a looping formation, with surrounded by four, dimmer, greenish stars and a group of stars that were barely visible to the naked eye. Following the [[Battle of Charum Hakkor]], the remaining human forces retreated to a human-colonized planetary system in the constellation with a fleet of [[tuned platform]]s and [[prime cruiser]]s. When defeat against the Forerunners appeared inevitable, the human fleet razed the system's planets—including the [[wolf-faced planet]]—denying the Forerunners their resources.<ref>'''[[Halo: Primordium]]''', ''page 156''</ref> | The '''Greater Tiger''' was a constellation in the [[Milky Way]] galaxy. The constellation was named by the [[Erde-Tyrene civilization|prehistoric human civilization]], due to its resemblance to a [[Wikipedia:tiger|tiger]]. Three bright stars that were red and intensely blue were arranged in a looping formation, with surrounded by four, dimmer, greenish stars and a group of stars that were barely visible to the naked eye. Following the [[Battle of Charum Hakkor]], the remaining human forces retreated to a human-colonized planetary system in the constellation with a fleet of [[tuned platform]]s and [[prime cruiser]]s. When defeat against the Forerunners appeared inevitable, the human fleet razed the system's planets—including the [[wolf-faced planet]]—denying the Forerunners their resources.<ref>'''[[Halo: Primordium]]''', ''page 156''</ref> | ||
