Editing Voro Nar 'Mantakree

{{Status|Canon}}

{{Character infobox

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|image=[[File:Enc22 Voro.jpg|300px]]

|homeworld=[[Sanghelios]]{{Ref/Book|Id=EN|Enc22|Page=253}}

|birth=[[2487#June|June 9, 2487]]{{Ref/Reuse|EN}}

|death=[[2552#November|November 3, 2552]]

|causeofdeath=Vaporized by two [[FENRIS nuclear warhead]]s detonated by [[Kurt Ambrose]]

|height={{Convert|233.7|cm|ftin|sp=us}}{{Ref/Reuse|EN}}

'''Voro 'Mantakree''', later promoted to '''Voro Nar 'Mantakree''', was an intelligent and noble [[Sangheili]] who quickly rose in rank after the [[Great Schism]] began. Becoming the [[shipmaster]] of the ''[[Incorruptible]]'', a {{Pattern|Varric|heavy cruiser}}, 'Mantakree was sent to [[Onyx]] with the goal of stopping the [[human]]s there from accessing its stores of [[Forerunner]] relics. However, he would ultimately be killed by [[Kurt Ambrose|Kurt-051]].{{Ref/Reuse|EN}}

 

During the [[Age of Reclamation|Ninth Age of Reclamation]], 'Mantakree was serving as a [[Sangheili Major]] and was later assigned to the {{Pattern|Varric|heavy cruiser}} ''[[Incorruptible]]''. Once the [[Prophet of Truth]] abandoned ''[[High Charity]]'' to an onslaught of the [[Flood]] in his [[Forerunner Dreadnought]], the [[Second Fleet of Homogeneous Clarity]] was thrown into disorder amid the Holy City. As the [[Battle of Installation 05]] raged on, the [[Great Schism]] began. Jiralhanae and Sangheili-controlled ships engaged each other at random crossfire, while also trying to prevent the Flood from escaping the installation.

The ''Incorruptible''{{'}}s commander, [[Shipmaster]] [[Tano 'Inanraree]], who was a member of the [[Governors of Contrition]], was overcome by religious fervor and ordered the ship to be infected by the [[Flood]]. The Governors of Contrition believed ''all'' Forerunner creations were sacrosanct, even the parasitic Flood infestation of Halo.<ref>'''Halo: Ghosts of Onyx''', ''page 192''</ref> 'Mantakree was forced to kill his former mentor and friend with a [[Type-33 Needler]] to end his insanity. This was an act of heresy, and normally Voro would have been killed by the [[Mgalekgolo]] bonded pair of [[Paruto Xida Konna]] and [[Waruna Xida Yotno]], who were responsible for the safety of the shipmaster or, failing that, the death of the attacker. However, the rest of the crew agreed that Tano's judgment had been clouded. With support from the rest of the crew, 'Mantakree was made shipmaster of the ''Varric''-pattern heavy cruiser ''Incorruptible''. Voro ordered Unggoy to remove Tano's body from the bridge but said leave Tano's [[blood]] remaining where it was as a reminder of the price he had paid for their survival.

While all of this was going on, the ''Incorruptible'' had been targeted by two Jiralhanae frigates, the ''[[Tenebrous]]'' and the ''[[Twilight Compunction]]''. Both of the ships launched salvos of plasma and disabled the [[energy shields]] of the ''Incorruptible''. Voro took evasive action and hid behind the [[Covenant carrier]] ''[[Lawgiver]]'', whose shields were at full capacity. When the ship emerged from behind the ''Lawgiver'', Voro targeted the ''Tenebrous'' first, using plasma to disable and cripple the ship's shields before finishing it off with the ''Incorruptible''{{'}}s [[energy projector]]. He then opened the starboard launch bay and vented plasma into the cannons, making them appear to charge and move towards the Jiralhanae cruiser. The ''Twilight Compunction'' retreated for the moment due to 'Mantakree's feint.<ref>'''Halo: Ghosts of Onyx''', ''page 195''</ref> He stayed in-system for a short while to try to eliminate all of the remaining Flood-controlled ships. He was able to create a short truce between the Sangheili and Jiralhanae while they destroyed the Flood-controlled ships and four additional ships that were in the process of being infected. Within moments, however, the Jiralhanae started targeting Sangheili ships again, even though the Flood had not been completely eliminated. Shortly thereafter, 'Mantakree ordered that the ''Incorruptible'' jump to [[slipspace]], as it would have been "madness" to stay there and fight.{{Ref/Reuse|EN}}

Voro took his newly found flagship to the [[Salia system]] outpost world [[Joyous Exultation]]. 'Mantakree and his ship intercepted a wayward transmission from the Jiralhanae frigate indicating that the ''[[Bloodied Spirit]]'' was under the control of the "[[Covenant religion#Demons|demon]]s." When he met with [[Imperial Admiral]] [[Xytan 'Jar Wattinree]], Voro was one of thirty representative Ship Masters who had been called from the two hundred vessels in orbit to hear Xytan's words.<ref>'''Halo: Ghosts of Onyx''', ''page 240''</ref> Voro voiced his opinion to 'Jar Wattinree and fellow Ship Masters that victory might mean nothing if the Flood upon Halo were to escape; it had to be cleansed from the galaxy if the Sangheili were to survive.<ref>'''Halo: Ghosts of Onyx''', ''page 241''</ref> Instead of having him killed, as Voro suspected, the Imperial Admiral instead acknowledged the truth of Voro's words.

[[Oracle Master]] [[Parala 'Ahrmonro]] then played a transmission intercepted from the COM probe that [[Cortana]] had sent en route to [[Earth]]. Voro did not understand all of the words, but he did make the connection that Spartans were the ones responsible for the destruction of one of the Holy Rings. The Imperial Admiral made 'Mantakree [[Fleet Master]] of the [[Second Fleet of Homogeneous Clarity]] and charged him to go to Onyx, protect and secure the holy artifacts, and destroy the Demons, denying them their prize at all costs. At this point, the Imperial Admiral gave Voro a middle name (Nar), most likely signifying his new position as a Fleet Master.<ref>'''Halo: Ghosts of Onyx''', ''page 243''</ref> Voro's fleet left Joyous Exultation by transitioning into slipspace seconds before [[Danforth Whitcomb|Admiral Whitcomb]]'s [[NOVA bomb]] detonated, atomizing the majority of the remaining ships above the planet, and Imperial Admiral Xytan 'Jar Wattinree along with it.<ref>'''[[Halo Encyclopedia (2009 edition)]]'''</ref>

When the fleet arrived at Onyx, they received a signal from the [[Onyx Sentinel|Sentinels]]. Voro sent the ''[[Far Sight Lost]]'' and its commander, [[Ship Master]] [[Qunu]], to make contact with the [[Forerunner]] drones. Qunu began speaking a ritual greeting. The Sentinels responded by sending a transmission through what the Covenant used as the Prophets' channel, denying the Covenant fleet access to the shield world.<ref>'''Halo: Ghosts of Onyx''', ''page 279''</ref> The Sentinels then destroyed the ''Far Sight Lost''. After the ship was destroyed, 'Mantakree ordered his ships to target all Sentinels coming towards his fleet. While the Sentinels were powerful ''en masse'', their shields could not withstand the combined fire of the Covenant fleet. Fleet Master Voro ordered the ''[[Absolution]]'' to make a slipspace jump to the northern pole of Onyx. Immediately after the ship exited slipspace, a wave of Sentinels fired upon and destroyed ''Absolution'' before the ship's shields could come online. He then ordered no ships to enter slipspace without his viable permission.

 

 

After a wave of troops was sent in front of him, he led the later attack alongside the second wave. When he reached the center of the core room antechamber, he found Spartan-051, [[Kurt Ambrose]], mortally wounded from hand-to-hand combat with a Mgalekgolo. He was about to grant the wounded Spartan an honorable death with his [[Type-1 energy sword|energy sword]], when the two were both killed by the [[FENRIS nuclear warhead]]s that Kurt had triggered remotely to protect the remaining Spartans. Voro Nar 'Mantakree and his entire legion were eliminated.{{Ref/Reuse|EN}}

Voro was survived by his two brothers [[Y'zaht]] and [[Delo]], who both currently serve as trusted lieutenants to [[Sali 'Nyon]].{{Ref/Reuse|EN}}

File:Enc22-Voro Nar 'Mantakree.png|A cutout of 'Mantakree from the ''[[Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition)]]''.

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