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{{Quote|We are outnumbered and we are outgunned but our spirit is stronger. Wars may be fought with weapons, but they are won with soul.| | {{Quote|We are outnumbered and we are outgunned but our spirit is stronger. Wars may be fought with weapons, but they are won with soul.|Ilsa Zane}} | ||
''' | '''Ilsa Zane''' was an [[Insurrectionist]] who led the attack on the {{UNSCShip|Infinity}}. | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
Zane was originally chosen for the first phase of the [[SPARTAN-IV Program]]. The additional augmentations she underwent were meant to make armor unnecessary, however, they crippled or killed nine others and made Zane unstable. Because of her instability, Zane was discharged and assigned to the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]], but subsequently escaped and defected to [[Mattius Drake]]'s | Zane was originally chosen for the first phase of the [[SPARTAN-IV Program]]. The additional augmentations she underwent were meant to make armor unnecessary, however, they crippled or killed nine others and made Zane unstable. Because of her instability, Zane was discharged and assigned to the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]], but subsequently escaped and defected to [[Mattius Drake]]'s [[New Colonial Alliance]].<ref>'''Halo: Initiation''', ''Issue # 3''</ref> | ||
At some point the Insurrectionists managed to steal plans of the ''Infinity''. Wanting to take the ship for themselves before the [[UNSC]] could use it, Zane led an attack group to commandeer the ship. They sneaked on board, disguised as a construction crew, and took [[Captain (Navy)|Captain]] [[Andrew Del Rio]] hostage. They immediately went to the [[bridge]] were she was instantly recognized by [[Aine]], the ship's temporary AI. Zane quickly took Aine offline and proceeded to take control of the ship.<ref>'''Halo: Initiation''', ''Issue # 2''</ref> | At some point the Insurrectionists managed to steal plans of the ''Infinity''. Wanting to take the ship for themselves before the [[UNSC]] could use it, Zane led an attack group to commandeer the ship. They sneaked on board, disguised as a construction crew, and took [[Captain (Navy)|Captain]] [[Andrew Del Rio]] hostage. They immediately went to the [[bridge]] were she was instantly recognized by [[Aine]], the ship's temporary AI. Zane quickly took Aine offline and proceeded to take control of the ship.<ref>'''Halo: Initiation''', ''Issue # 2''</ref> | ||
A small group of crew and Spartan-IVs led by Spartan [[Sarah Palmer]] and Commander [[Thomas Lasky]] foiled Zane's plans. With the Spartans' help, Lasky was able to reach a security panel and input override codes, which gave Del Rio and the other officers access to the bridge. Having made their way to ''Infinity's'' bridge from outside the ship, Palmer and [[Edward Davis]] reached Zane. As they breached ''Infinity's'' bridge, | A small group of crew and Spartan-IVs led by Spartan [[Sarah Palmer]] and Commander [[Thomas Lasky]] foiled Zane's plans. With the Spartans' help, Lasky was able to reach a security panel and input override codes, which gave Del Rio and the other officers access to the bridge. Having made their way to ''Infinity's'' bridge from outside the ship, Palmer and [[Edward Davis]] reached Zane. As they breached ''Infinity's'' bridge, Ilsa Zane fought Palmer one-on-one. In the ensuing fight, Del Rio brought Aine back online, who then activated the ship's containment doors. Palmer then knocked Zane out a containment door and into space. However, due to her physical augmentations, Zane survived and was later recovered by an unidentified [[Prowler]]. Upon awakening, she was met by an unknown individual, whom she recognized and was surprised to see.<ref>'''Halo: Initiation''', ''Issue # 3''</ref> | ||
==Trivia== | |||
Her name is once misspelled as "Isla" in the second issue of ''Halo: Initiation''. | |||
==List of appearances== | ==List of appearances== | ||
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==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
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Revision as of 23:12, November 3, 2013
- "We are outnumbered and we are outgunned but our spirit is stronger. Wars may be fought with weapons, but they are won with soul."
- — Ilsa Zane
Ilsa Zane was an Insurrectionist who led the attack on the UNSC Infinity.
Biography
Zane was originally chosen for the first phase of the SPARTAN-IV Program. The additional augmentations she underwent were meant to make armor unnecessary, however, they crippled or killed nine others and made Zane unstable. Because of her instability, Zane was discharged and assigned to the Office of Naval Intelligence, but subsequently escaped and defected to Mattius Drake's New Colonial Alliance.[1]
At some point the Insurrectionists managed to steal plans of the Infinity. Wanting to take the ship for themselves before the UNSC could use it, Zane led an attack group to commandeer the ship. They sneaked on board, disguised as a construction crew, and took Captain Andrew Del Rio hostage. They immediately went to the bridge were she was instantly recognized by Aine, the ship's temporary AI. Zane quickly took Aine offline and proceeded to take control of the ship.[2]
A small group of crew and Spartan-IVs led by Spartan Sarah Palmer and Commander Thomas Lasky foiled Zane's plans. With the Spartans' help, Lasky was able to reach a security panel and input override codes, which gave Del Rio and the other officers access to the bridge. Having made their way to Infinity's bridge from outside the ship, Palmer and Edward Davis reached Zane. As they breached Infinity's bridge, Ilsa Zane fought Palmer one-on-one. In the ensuing fight, Del Rio brought Aine back online, who then activated the ship's containment doors. Palmer then knocked Zane out a containment door and into space. However, due to her physical augmentations, Zane survived and was later recovered by an unidentified Prowler. Upon awakening, she was met by an unknown individual, whom she recognized and was surprised to see.[3]
Trivia
Her name is once misspelled as "Isla" in the second issue of Halo: Initiation.
List of appearances
- Halo: Initiation (First appearance)
