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'''Helioskrills''' are predatory creatures that live on [[Sanghelios]]. In order to feed themselves, they remain completely still at a location, imitating a rock, waiting for unsuspecting prey to pass by.They are thought to be bird-like as the book ''The Cole Protocol'' describes them as living in high, mountainous, rocky places. There is a [[Sangheili]] stance modeled on the Helioskrill's hunting position. It allows the performer to appear to be resting, but actually allows the user to be ready to spring to their feet in a matter of less than a second. The user must have a certain amount of stamina, however, because it can cause the muscles in your legs to begin to burn. Thel Vadamee' used this position whilst being held in a cell by humans in the Rubble with three other [[SpecOps Elites]].<ref>''[[Halo: The Cole Protocol]]'', page 188</ref> | '''Helioskrills''' are predatory creatures that live on [[Sanghelios]]. In order to feed themselves, they remain completely still at a location, imitating a rock, waiting for unsuspecting prey to pass by.They are thought to be bird-like as the book ''The Cole Protocol'' describes them as living in high, mountainous, rocky places. There is a [[Sangheili]] stance modeled on the Helioskrill's hunting position. It allows the performer to appear to be resting, but actually allows the user to be ready to spring to their feet in a matter of less than a second. The user must have a certain amount of stamina, however, because it can cause the muscles in your legs to begin to burn. Thel Vadamee' used this position whilst being held in a cell by humans in the Rubble with three other [[SpecOps Elites]].<ref>'''[[Halo: The Cole Protocol]]''', page 188</ref> | ||
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Helioskrills are predatory creatures that live on Sanghelios. In order to feed themselves, they remain completely still at a location, imitating a rock, waiting for unsuspecting prey to pass by.They are thought to be bird-like as the book The Cole Protocol describes them as living in high, mountainous, rocky places. There is a Sangheili stance modeled on the Helioskrill's hunting position. It allows the performer to appear to be resting, but actually allows the user to be ready to spring to their feet in a matter of less than a second. The user must have a certain amount of stamina, however, because it can cause the muscles in your legs to begin to burn. Thel Vadamee' used this position whilst being held in a cell by humans in the Rubble with three other SpecOps Elites.[1]
Trivia
- Their name, Helioskrills, suggests they are from Sanghelios even to those with limited info.
References
- ^ Halo: The Cole Protocol, page 188
