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Phillips served as a [[Xenoanthropology|xenoanthropology]] professor in [[Wheatley University]].<ref>'''Halo: Glasslands''', ''page 66''</ref> He was then asked by [[Captain (Navy)|Captain]] [[Serin Osman]] to get her an audience with a high-ranking Sangheili who could be a threat to the rule of [[Thel 'Vadam]]. On [[New Llanelli]] he got an audience with [[Avu Med 'Telcam]] of the [[Servants of Abiding Truth]] prompting Osman to trust him. <ref>'''Halo: Glasslands''', ''page 25''</ref> He was recruited by the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] to serve as a Sangheili expert in the clandestine unconventional warfare unit [[Kilo-Five]], which was tasked with sowing dissent among the Sangheili in the aftermath of the [[Human-Covenant War]]. <ref>'''Halo: Glasslands''', ''page 51''</ref> | Phillips served as a [[Xenoanthropology|xenoanthropology]] professor in [[Wheatley University]].<ref>'''Halo: Glasslands''', ''page 66''</ref> He was then asked by [[Captain (Navy)|Captain]] [[Serin Osman]] to get her an audience with a high-ranking Sangheili who could be a threat to the rule of [[Thel 'Vadam]]. On [[New Llanelli]] he got an audience with [[Avu Med 'Telcam]] of the [[Servants of Abiding Truth]] prompting Osman to trust him. <ref>'''Halo: Glasslands''', ''page 25''</ref> He was recruited by the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] to serve as a Sangheili expert in the clandestine unconventional warfare unit [[Kilo-Five]], which was tasked with sowing dissent among the Sangheili in the aftermath of the [[Human-Covenant War]]. <ref>'''Halo: Glasslands''', ''page 51''</ref> | ||
In February [[2553]], Phillips along with [[Captain (Navy)|Captain]] [[Serin Osman]], [[Corporal]] [[Vasily Beloi|Vaz Beloi]] and Admiral Lord [[Terrence Hood]], were the first humans to visit | In February [[2553]], Phillips along with [[Captain (Navy)|Captain]] [[Serin Osman]], [[Corporal]] [[Vasily Beloi|Vaz Beloi]] and Admiral Lord [[Terrence Hood]], were the first humans to visit Sanghelios. There, 'Vadam and Lord Hood discussed continued peace and the fragile state of both their species. 'Vadam took great interest in Phillips and invited him to return and study Sangheili history and culture on their homeworld.<ref>'''Halo: Glasslands''', ''pages 358-361''</ref> | ||
During a mission on [[Sanghelios]], Phillips was shown to be adept at figuring out the Sangheili toy and puzzle, the ''[[arum]]'', a skill which earned him respect from the Sangheili. | During a mission on [[Sanghelios]], Phillips was shown to be adept at figuring out the Sangheili toy and puzzle, the ''[[arum]]'', a skill which earned him respect from the Sangheili. | ||
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Template:Character Infobox Professor Evan W. Phillips is a human cultural xenoanthropologist distinguished as being a highly fluent speaker of the Sangheili language.
Biography
Phillips served as a xenoanthropology professor in Wheatley University.[1] He was then asked by Captain Serin Osman to get her an audience with a high-ranking Sangheili who could be a threat to the rule of Thel 'Vadam. On New Llanelli he got an audience with Avu Med 'Telcam of the Servants of Abiding Truth prompting Osman to trust him. [2] He was recruited by the Office of Naval Intelligence to serve as a Sangheili expert in the clandestine unconventional warfare unit Kilo-Five, which was tasked with sowing dissent among the Sangheili in the aftermath of the Human-Covenant War. [3]
In February 2553, Phillips along with Captain Serin Osman, Corporal Vaz Beloi and Admiral Lord Terrence Hood, were the first humans to visit Sanghelios. There, 'Vadam and Lord Hood discussed continued peace and the fragile state of both their species. 'Vadam took great interest in Phillips and invited him to return and study Sangheili history and culture on their homeworld.[4]
During a mission on Sanghelios, Phillips was shown to be adept at figuring out the Sangheili toy and puzzle, the arum, a skill which earned him respect from the Sangheili.
Lost on Sanghelios
During Phillips' mission to Sanghelios, he was caught in the midst of a bombing orchestrated by Jiralhanae dissidents; In the confusion, his bodyguard Cadan 'Ilmir lost track of him. He was taken into the custody of the Servants of Abiding Truth, who permitted him to explore the stone Forerunner structure which they had made their base of operations.
As Phillips explored the structure, he noted that the micro-camera unit on his shirt, which contained a fragment of the AI Black-Box, had been peppered with shrapnel. The placement of the unit had saved Phillips' life, but the AI fragment inside had taken damage and activated an emergency purge function, wiping important data and higher personality functions from the AI's memory. While the BB fragment was far less useful in this state, Phillips nonetheless was able to use it to aid in translating certain symbols inside the structure.
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Personality and traits
It was noted that though Phillips may appear to be naive at first, having an almost child-like academic curiosity especially in regards to the Sangheili. Despite this, he was remarked as being surprisingly competent, even devious, by Captain Serin Osman.[5][6]
Phillips is a small man, mentioned as being slightly fitter than the average civilian. He has reddish-brown "scrubby" hair and a beard.[7] He is roughly in his thirties as of 2553.[8]
List of appearances
- Halo: Glasslands (First appearance)
- Halo: The Thursday War
