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===Leader of the Sangheili===

By January 2553, there was dissent among ~~the~~ Sangheili, especially ~~amongst~~ the more devout believers in the Great Journey. Some, such as [[Avu Med 'Telcam]], saw the Arbiter as a traitorous leader ~~of infidels~~ and sought to kill him. In the midst of these events, [[~~ONI~~]] secretly assisited 'Telcam in creating an insurrection against 'Vadam in order to keep the Sangheili divided and prevent them from threatening the UNSC.<ref>Official Xbox Magazine - Halo: The 10th Anniversary, pages 72-74</ref> Thel would later attend a meeting in the state of Mdama to discuss his proposal for a peace with ~~the humans and~~ plans to unify and strengthen Sangheilios. It was here that he announced that he no longer felt he was an Arbiter, but simply a ~~Kaidon~~. He told the elders that if any of them disagreed with him strongly enough they could attempt an ~~assasination, that it was their right~~.<ref>[http://halo.xbox.com/en-us/news/headline/the-halo-bulletin-101211-exclusive-book-excerpt-glasslands/280887 '''Halo Waypoint-''' ''The Halo Bulletin: 10/12/11, Exclusive Book Excerpt - Glasslands'']</ref>

By January 2553, there was much dissent among disparate Sangheili factions, especially from the more devout believers in the [[Great Journey]]. Some, such as [[Avu Med 'Telcam]], saw the Arbiter as a traitorous leader that has betrayed their faith and sought to kill him. In the midst of these events, the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] secretly assisited 'Telcam in creating an insurrection against 'Vadam, in order to keep the Sangheili divided and prevent them from threatening the UNSC.<ref>Official Xbox Magazine - Halo: The 10th Anniversary, pages 72-74</ref>

Thel would later attend a meeting in the state of [[Mdama]] to discuss his proposal for a peace treaty with humanity, as well as plans to unify and strengthen Sangheilios. It was here that he announced that he no longer felt he was an Arbiter, but simply a kaidon. He told the elders that if any of them disagreed with him strongly enough, they could attempt an assassination as per Sangheili tradition.<ref>[http://halo.xbox.com/en-us/news/headline/the-halo-bulletin-101211-exclusive-book-excerpt-glasslands/280887 '''Halo Waypoint-''' ''The Halo Bulletin: 10/12/11, Exclusive Book Excerpt - Glasslands'']</ref>

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 ===Leader of the Sangheili===
-By January 2553, there was dissent among the Sangheili, especially amongst the more devout believers in the Great Journey. Some, such as [[Avu Med 'Telcam]], saw the Arbiter as a traitorous leader of infidels and sought to kill him. In the midst of these events, [[ONI]] secretly assisited 'Telcam in creating an insurrection against 'Vadam in order to keep the Sangheili divided and prevent them from threatening the UNSC.<ref>Official Xbox Magazine - Halo: The 10th Anniversary, pages 72-74</ref> Thel would later attend a meeting in the state of Mdama to discuss his proposal for a peace with the humans and plans to unify and strengthen Sangheilios. It was here that he announced that he no longer felt he was an Arbiter, but simply a Kaidon. He told the elders that if any of them disagreed with him strongly enough they could attempt an assasination, that it was their right.<ref>[http://halo.xbox.com/en-us/news/headline/the-halo-bulletin-101211-exclusive-book-excerpt-glasslands/280887 '''Halo Waypoint-''' ''The Halo Bulletin: 10/12/11, Exclusive Book Excerpt - Glasslands'']</ref>
+By January 2553, there was much dissent among disparate Sangheili factions, especially from the more devout believers in the [[Great Journey]]. Some, such as [[Avu Med 'Telcam]], saw the Arbiter as a traitorous leader that has betrayed their faith and sought to kill him. In the midst of these events, the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] secretly assisited 'Telcam in creating an insurrection against 'Vadam, in order to keep the Sangheili divided and prevent them from threatening the UNSC.<ref>Official Xbox Magazine - Halo: The 10th Anniversary, pages 72-74</ref>
+Thel would later attend a meeting in the state of [[Mdama]] to discuss his proposal for a peace treaty with humanity, as well as plans to unify and strengthen Sangheilios. It was here that he announced that he no longer felt he was an Arbiter, but simply a kaidon. He told the elders that if any of them disagreed with him strongly enough, they could attempt an assassination as per Sangheili tradition.<ref>[http://halo.xbox.com/en-us/news/headline/the-halo-bulletin-101211-exclusive-book-excerpt-glasslands/280887 '''Halo Waypoint-''' ''The Halo Bulletin: 10/12/11, Exclusive Book Excerpt - Glasslands'']</ref>
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