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'Sevi offered to sell her [[Gabriel Thorne|a Spartan]] he had captured on the planet, which Vrak'is accepted. When Vrak'is inquired about the bioweapon in his possession, the Sangheili reassured her it would be taken far away and warned that human reinforcements would come for the captured Spartan. Realizing that the humans would descend on their planet, Vrak'is deployed a fleet to halt them upon their arrival and ordered every available ship to launch a counter-offensive in response to war. As ''Infinity''{{'}}s assault crafts began to breach the planet's atmosphere, Vrak'is prepared to join the rest of their fleets in orbit and overwhelm the ''Infinity'' with force. However, before she and her ships could exit a vent to the surface, a pair of [[HAVOK tactical nuclear weapon]]s dropped by a [[GA-TL1 Longsword|Longsword]] detonated in the entrance of the conical landscape and completely obliterated the outpost.{{Ref/Reuse|esc12}} | 'Sevi offered to sell her [[Gabriel Thorne|a Spartan]] he had captured on the planet, which Vrak'is accepted. When Vrak'is inquired about the bioweapon in his possession, the Sangheili reassured her it would be taken far away and warned that human reinforcements would come for the captured Spartan. Realizing that the humans would descend on their planet, Vrak'is deployed a fleet to halt them upon their arrival and ordered every available ship to launch a counter-offensive in response to war. As ''Infinity''{{'}}s assault crafts began to breach the planet's atmosphere, Vrak'is prepared to join the rest of their fleets in orbit and overwhelm the ''Infinity'' with force. However, before she and her ships could exit a vent to the surface, a pair of [[HAVOK tactical nuclear weapon]]s dropped by a [[GA-TL1 Longsword|Longsword]] detonated in the entrance of the conical landscape and completely obliterated the outpost.{{Ref/Reuse|esc12}} | ||
Although Vrak'is survived the destruction of her outpost, she was left with heavy scars, with her plume of golden hair being burnt away. Having lost most of her fortune, Vrak'is became a recluse, roaming Kig-Yar space onboard her [[Kig-Yar raider (Ship)|raider]] ''[[Daggerboard]]'' to challenge treasure-seekers to eccentric games in exchange for her trinkets and bounties. She notably played a game of [[liar's dice]] with [[Writh Kul]], who was playing for the queen's [[Pinpoint Needler]]; although Vrak'is won, she ultimately gave away the needler, citing that she had no use for the weapon, which would be more useful with Writh Kul given her relationship with the [[Banished]].{{Ref/Reuse|CF156}} | Although Vrak'is survived the destruction of her outpost, she was left with heavy scars, with her a plume of golden hair being burnt away. Having lost most of her fortune, Vrak'is became a recluse, roaming Kig-Yar space onboard her [[Kig-Yar raider (Ship)|raider]] ''[[Daggerboard]]'' to challenge treasure-seekers to eccentric games in exchange for her trinkets and bounties. She notably played a game of [[liar's dice]] with [[Writh Kul]], who was playing for the queen's [[Pinpoint Needler]]; although Vrak'is won, she ultimately gave away the needler, citing that she had no use for the weapon, which would be more useful with Writh Kul given her relationship with the [[Banished]].{{Ref/Reuse|CF156}} | ||
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