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'''Corporal Vasily "Vaz" Beloi''', sometimes referred to as Vasya, is a [[Corporal|non-commissioned officer]] in the [[UNSC Marine Corps]] and an [[Orbital Drop Shock Trooper]]. | '''Corporal Vasily "Vaz" Beloi''', sometimes referred to as '''Vasya''', is a [[Corporal|non-commissioned officer]] in the [[UNSC Marine Corps]] and an [[Orbital Drop Shock Trooper]]. | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
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===Venezian movement=== | ===Venezian movement=== | ||
Following the "Thursday war," Kilo-Five quickly resumed its previous task and returned to Venezia. With | Following the "Thursday war," Kilo-Five quickly resumed its previous task and returned to Venezia. With Spenser's help, Vaz and Naomi went undercover as UNSC deserters and investigated Venezia's [[black market]]s. During their investigation of Insurrectionist activity on the planet, they spotted Staffan Sentzke in company with the [[Skirmisher]] [[Sav Fel]], the possessor of the battlecruiser ''[[Pious Inquisitor]]'', which had been prioritized as one of the objectives of Kilo-Five.<ref>'''Halo: The Thursday War''', ''pages 430-431''</ref> Out of risk that Naomi's past with Sentzke might compromise her cover, Mal replaced her as Vaz's partner. The two ODSTs set out to infiltrate Venezia's local militia in order to gain information on Sentzke and ''Pious Inquisitor''. | ||
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==Personality and traits== | ==Personality and traits== | ||
Beloi holds strong personal concepts of right and wrong and is uncompromising in his moral views, having a tendency of seeing moral conflicts as black and white.<ref>'''Halo: The Thursday War''', ''page 261''</ref> As a result, he was greatly distraught after learning about the origins of the SPARTAN-II and [[SPARTAN-III Program|SPARTAN-IIIs]] programs as well as the young age of the SPARTAN-IIIs of [[SPARTAN-III Gamma Company|Gamma Company]].<ref>'''Halo: Glasslands''', ''page 400-401''</ref> His sense of justice can be quite extreme, as demonstrated when he planned on killing Dr. Halsey for the suffering caused as a result of the SPARTAN-II program, convinced that justice would never be served otherwise. | Beloi holds strong personal concepts of right and wrong and is uncompromising in his moral views, having a tendency of seeing moral conflicts as black and white.<ref>'''Halo: The Thursday War''', ''page 261''</ref> As a result, he was greatly distraught after learning about the origins of the SPARTAN-II and [[SPARTAN-III Program|SPARTAN-IIIs]] programs as well as the young age of the SPARTAN-IIIs of [[SPARTAN-III Gamma Company|Gamma Company]].<ref>'''Halo: Glasslands''', ''page 400-401''</ref> His sense of justice can be quite extreme, as demonstrated when he planned on killing Dr. Halsey for the suffering caused as a result of the SPARTAN-II program, convinced that justice would never be served otherwise. | ||
