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The '''Minor Prophet of Stewardship'''<ref name="Rerelease">'''Halo: The Flood''' (2010), ''[[Priority Broadcast Log/Eleventh Cycle, Third Unit]]''</ref> was a [[San'Shyuum]] [[Lesser Prophet]] attached to the [[Fleet of Particular Justice]]. Stewardship was a member of the [[Council of Masters]] of the fleet.<ref name="tf94">'''Halo: The Flood''', ''page 94''</ref>
The '''Minor Prophet of Stewardship'''<ref name="Rerelease">'''Halo: The Flood''' (2010), ''[[Priority Broadcast Log/Eleventh Cycle, Third Unit]]''</ref> was a [[San'Shyuum]] [[Lesser Prophet]] attached to the [[Fleet of Particular Justice]]. Stewardship was a member of the fleet's [[Council of Masters]].<ref name="tf94">'''Halo: The Flood''', ''page 94''</ref>


==Biography==
==Biography==
The Minor Prophet of Stewardship often worked with the [[Prophet of Truth|High Prophet of Truth]], with the [[Zo Resken|Prophet of Clarity]] serving as a buffer between the two. Stewardship was later given command of the [[Fleet of Particular Justice]]'s military assets.<ref>'''[[Halo: Broken Circle]]''', ''page 195''</ref> When the Fleet of Particular Justice arrived at the [[Soell|Soell system]] and discovered [[Installation 04]], Stewardship immediately claimed authority over the fleet per the reclamation procedure, as the Halo was a religious matter. [[Supreme Commander]] [[Thel 'Vadam]]ee was reluctant to cede authority with {{UNSCShip|Pillar of Autumn}} heading for the system, and after a meeting on the ''[[Seeker of Truth]]'' to contact ''[[High Charity]]'' to verify who had command, no decision was made.<ref name="Rerelease"/> During the battle, the Prophet of Stewardship secretly ordered for ''[[Undiminished Entelechy]]'' and ''[[Purity of Spirit]]'' to conduct a close-range survey of [[Installation 04]] before the arrival of ''Pillar of Autumn''.<ref name="cannonfodder">[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/community/blog-posts/canon-fodder-beta-late-than-never '''Halo Waypoint''': ''Cannon Fodder: Beta Late Than Never'']</ref>
The Minor Prophet of Stewardship often worked with the [[Prophet of Truth|High Prophet of Truth]], with the [[Zo Resken|Prophet of Clarity]] serving as a buffer between the two. Stewardship was later given command of the [[Fleet of Particular Justice]]'s military assets.<ref>'''[[Halo: Broken Circle]]''', ''page 195''</ref> When the Fleet of Particular Justice arrived at the [[Soell|Soell system]] and discovered [[Installation 04]], Stewardship immediately claimed authority over the fleet per the reclamation procedure, as the Halo was a religious matter. [[Supreme Commander]] [[Thel 'Vadam]]ee was reluctant to cede authority with {{UNSCShip|Pillar of Autumn}} heading for the system, and after a meeting on the ''[[Seeker of Truth]]'' to contact [[High Charity]] to verify who had command, no decision was made.<ref name="Rerelease"/> During the battle the Prophet secretly ordered ''[[Undiminished Entelechy]]'' and ''[[Purity of Spirit]]'' to conduct a close-range survey of the Halo before the human ship's arrival.<ref name="cannonfodder">[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/community/blog-posts/canon-fodder-beta-late-than-never '''Halo Waypoint''': ''Cannon Fodder: Beta Late Than Never'']</ref>


During the battle above Halo, Stewardship was aboard a Covenant destroyer under command of [[Shipmaster]] [[Orna 'Fulsamee]].<ref name="flood4"/> The Prophet forbade the fleet from using [[plasma torpedo]]es to destroy the ''Pillar of Autumn'', saying that a stray torpedo could damage Halo, an order Thel 'Vadamee overrode.<ref name="Rerelease"/> This proved to be a grave mistake as the ''Pillar of Autumn'' held out against the Covenant boarders long enough to crash land on the ring. Stewardship oversaw the [[Battle of Installation 04]], giving [[Zuka 'Zamamee]] orders, first denying then later granting permission to hunt down [[John-117]]. He also threatened 'Zamamee with execution when the first attempt on the Chief failed.  
Stewardship was [[Shipmaster]] [[Orna 'Fulsamee]]'s destroyer when the battle commenced above the ring.<ref name="flood4"/> The Prophet forbade the fleet from using [[plasma torpedo]]es to destroy the ''Pillar of Autumn'', saying that a stray torpedo could damage Halo; 'Vadamee overrode this order.<ref name="Rerelease"/> This proved to be a grave mistake as the ''Autumn'' held out against the Covenant boarders long enough to crash land on the ring. Stewardship oversaw the Covenant's [[Battle of Installation 04|campaign on the Halo]]. He gave [[Special Operations Officer]] [[Zuka 'Zamamee]] orders, first denying and then later granting permission to hunt [[SPARTAN-II program|Spartan]] [[John-117]]. He also threatened 'Zamamee with execution when the first attempt on the Master Chief failed.  


[[File:H2A Terminals - Thel and Prophet.jpg|thumb|250px|left|The Prophet of Stewardship conversing with 'Vadamee]]
[[File:H2A Terminals - Thel and Prophet.jpg|thumb|250px|left|The Prophet of Stewardship conversing with Supreme Commander 'Vadamee]]
As the battle wore on, Stewardship, alternating between the ''[[Truth and Reconciliation]]'' on the ground and the ''[[Ascendant Justice]]'' in orbit, began to disregard the [[Sangheili]]'s authority. When he discovered a [[Gas Mine]] located in Threshold which was clearly [[Forerunner]] in origin, Stewardship sent an expeditionary force under [[Sesa 'Refumee]] and [[Loka 'Bandolee]] to investigate, an act which Thel 'Vadamee believed unwise because of the [[human]] presence. Two more teams were sent to secure a weapon's cache, both of which lost contact, leading a fourth to be sent. Thel finally sent a formal request to cease force misappropriation, which was ignored. The failure to secure a science facility resulted in the execution of [[Soha 'Rolamee]]. At this point, Thel 'Vadamee sent a single infantry unit to relieve the Prophet of Stewardship until the humans were eliminated, but Stewardship ordered them destroyed on final approach to the ''Ascendant Justice'', warning that any further affronts to his leadership would be met with equally lethal results. Thel finally assembled a force to retake the ''Ascendant Justice'' and physically relieve the Prophet, but Stewardship relocated to the ''Truth and Reconciliation'', leaving orders for the crew to arrest the Supreme Commander if he interfered with his consecration of the Ring, an order the crew ignored. Soon, however, [[Special Operations Commander]] [[Rtas 'Vadum]]ee was recovered from his mission to the ''[[Infinite Succor]]'', revealing that [[the Flood]] was on the ring, leading Thel to initiate emergency quarantine response, priority alpha, meaning that Stewardship would not be able to leave the ring unless his ship was uninfected.<ref name="Rerelease"/>
As the battle wore on, Stewardship, alternating between the [[CCS-class battlecruiser|battlecruiser]] ''[[Truth and Reconciliation]]'' near the surface and the [[DDS-class carrier|carrier]] ''[[Ascendant Justice]]'' in orbit, began to disregard the [[Sangheili]]'s authority. When the Covenant discovered a [[Forerunner]] [[Threshold gas mine|gas mine]] orbiting the nearby gas giant [[Threshold]], the Prophet sent an expeditionary force under [[Sesa 'Refumee]] and [[Loka 'Bandolee]] to investigate, an act which Thel 'Vadamee believed unwise because of the [[human]] presence on Halo. Two more teams were sent to secure a weapons cache, both of which lost contact, leading to the deployment of a fourth.


Stewardship was captured during [[First Lieutenant]] [[Melissa McKay]]'s raid on the ship.<ref>'''Halo: The Flood''', ''page 329''</ref> He made no attempt to hide his status as a Prophet from his captors, no doubt so that they would take him prisoner rather than kill him on the spot. He was able to send a rescue request ordering all available Covenant vessels to rescue him, but Thel denied the request as the ring was about to detonate.<ref name="Rerelease"/> The Prophet of Stewardship died when Lieutenant McKay disabled the ships main controls with a grenade, causing the ship to crash, thereby reducing the chance of spreading the Flood infestation.
'Vadamee finally sent a formal request to Stewardship to cease his constant force misappropriation, though the message was ignored. Stewardship also had Councilor [[Soha 'Rolamee]] executed for his failure to secure a science facility on the ring. At this point the Supreme Commander sent a single infantry unit to relieve the Prophet of Stewardship until the humans were eliminated, but Stewardship ordered them destroyed on final approach to ''Ascendant Justice'', warning that any further affronts to his leadership would be met with equally lethal results. 'Vadamee finally assembled a force to retake the ''Ascendant Justice'' and physically relieve the Prophet, but Stewardship relocated to the ''Truth and Reconciliation'', leaving orders for the crew to arrest the Supreme Commander if he interfered with his consecration of the ring, an order the crew ignored. Soon, however, [[Special Operations Commander]] [[Rtas 'Vadum]]ee was recovered from his mission to the [[agricultural support ship]] ''[[Infinite Succor]]'', revealing that the [[Flood]] was on the ring. This prompted 'Vadamee to initiate emergency quarantine response, priority alpha, meaning that Stewardship would not be able to leave the ring unless his ship remained uninfected.<ref name="Rerelease"/>
 
Stewardship was captured during the humans' last-ditch raid on the ship.<ref>'''Halo: The Flood''', ''page 329''</ref> He made no attempt to hide his status as a Prophet from his captors, no doubt so that they would take him prisoner rather than kill him on the spot. He was able to send a rescue request ordering all available Covenant vessels to rescue him, but 'Vadamee denied the request as the ring was about to detonate.<ref name="Rerelease"/> The Prophet of Stewardship died when [[Melissa McKay|First Lieutenant McKay]] destroyed the ship to prevent the Flood from escaping Halo.


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*The Prophet of Stewardship went unnamed in the original release of ''[[Halo: The Flood]]'', being only referred to as "the Prophet". His name was revealed in the [[Priority Broadcast Log/Eleventh Cycle, Third Unit|priority broadcast log]] included in the 2010 re-release.
*The Prophet of Stewardship went unnamed in the original release of ''[[Halo: The Flood]]'', being only referred to as "the Prophet". His name was revealed in the [[Priority Broadcast Log/Eleventh Cycle, Third Unit|priority broadcast log]] included in the 2010 re-release.
*"Stewardship" is the office of a steward, someone who manages the property or affairs of someone else in their absence. Like the other named Prophets, his name is ironic, as Stewardship refuses to relinquish his authority over the ring.
*"Stewardship" is the office of a steward, someone who manages the property or affairs of someone else in their absence. Like the other named Prophets, his name is ironic, as Stewardship refuses to relinquish his authority over the ring and constantly misappropriates the fleet's resources.
*Rather than the [[anti-gravity chair]]s used by many of the higher ranked [[San'Shyuum]], he wore an anti-gravity belt. It was noted that he may have used a belt instead of a chair either out of habit or because it granted him symbolic power by allowing him to tower over other races, such as the Sangheili.<ref name="tf94"/>
*Rather than the [[anti-gravity chair]]s used by many higher-ranked [[San'Shyuum]], Stewardship wore an anti-gravity belt. This could have been either out of habit or because it granted him symbolic power by allowing him to tower over other races, such as the Sangheili.<ref name="tf94"/> However, he is depicted using an anti-gravity chair in ''[[Halo 2 Anniversary]]'''s terminals and in ''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]''.
*The Minor Prophet of Stewardship appears in a holographic transmission on-board ''[[Undiminished Entelechy]]'' in the ''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]'' multiplayer map [[Truth]].<ref>[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/forums/db05ce78845f4120b062c50816008e5d/topics/canon-fodder-2-5-15-beta-late-than-never/94170881-1afa-403c-a66c-c57838946702/posts?page=1#post12 '''Halo Waypoint''': ''2-5-15: Cannon Fodder: Beta Late Than Never'']</ref>
*The Stewardship appears in a hologram aboard ''[[Undiminished Entelechy]]'' in the ''Halo 5: Guardians'' multiplayer map "[[Truth]]".<ref>[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/forums/db05ce78845f4120b062c50816008e5d/topics/canon-fodder-2-5-15-beta-late-than-never/94170881-1afa-403c-a66c-c57838946702/posts?page=1#post12 '''Halo Waypoint''': ''2-5-15: Cannon Fodder: Beta Late Than Never'']</ref>


==Gallery==
==Gallery==

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The Minor Prophet of Stewardship[1] was a San'Shyuum Lesser Prophet attached to the Fleet of Particular Justice. Stewardship was a member of the fleet's Council of Masters.[2]

Biography

The Minor Prophet of Stewardship often worked with the High Prophet of Truth, with the Prophet of Clarity serving as a buffer between the two. Stewardship was later given command of the Fleet of Particular Justice's military assets.[3] When the Fleet of Particular Justice arrived at the Soell system and discovered Installation 04, Stewardship immediately claimed authority over the fleet per the reclamation procedure, as the Halo was a religious matter. Supreme Commander Thel 'Vadamee was reluctant to cede authority with UNSC Pillar of Autumn heading for the system, and after a meeting on the Seeker of Truth to contact High Charity to verify who had command, no decision was made.[1] During the battle the Prophet secretly ordered Undiminished Entelechy and Purity of Spirit to conduct a close-range survey of the Halo before the human ship's arrival.[4]

Stewardship was Shipmaster Orna 'Fulsamee's destroyer when the battle commenced above the ring.[5] The Prophet forbade the fleet from using plasma torpedoes to destroy the Pillar of Autumn, saying that a stray torpedo could damage Halo; 'Vadamee overrode this order.[1] This proved to be a grave mistake as the Autumn held out against the Covenant boarders long enough to crash land on the ring. Stewardship oversaw the Covenant's campaign on the Halo. He gave Special Operations Officer Zuka 'Zamamee orders, first denying and then later granting permission to hunt Spartan John-117. He also threatened 'Zamamee with execution when the first attempt on the Master Chief failed.

The Prophet of Stewardship conversing with Supreme Commander 'Vadamee

As the battle wore on, Stewardship, alternating between the battlecruiser Truth and Reconciliation near the surface and the carrier Ascendant Justice in orbit, began to disregard the Sangheili's authority. When the Covenant discovered a Forerunner gas mine orbiting the nearby gas giant Threshold, the Prophet sent an expeditionary force under Sesa 'Refumee and Loka 'Bandolee to investigate, an act which Thel 'Vadamee believed unwise because of the human presence on Halo. Two more teams were sent to secure a weapons cache, both of which lost contact, leading to the deployment of a fourth.

'Vadamee finally sent a formal request to Stewardship to cease his constant force misappropriation, though the message was ignored. Stewardship also had Councilor Soha 'Rolamee executed for his failure to secure a science facility on the ring. At this point the Supreme Commander sent a single infantry unit to relieve the Prophet of Stewardship until the humans were eliminated, but Stewardship ordered them destroyed on final approach to Ascendant Justice, warning that any further affronts to his leadership would be met with equally lethal results. 'Vadamee finally assembled a force to retake the Ascendant Justice and physically relieve the Prophet, but Stewardship relocated to the Truth and Reconciliation, leaving orders for the crew to arrest the Supreme Commander if he interfered with his consecration of the ring, an order the crew ignored. Soon, however, Special Operations Commander Rtas 'Vadumee was recovered from his mission to the agricultural support ship Infinite Succor, revealing that the Flood was on the ring. This prompted 'Vadamee to initiate emergency quarantine response, priority alpha, meaning that Stewardship would not be able to leave the ring unless his ship remained uninfected.[1]

Stewardship was captured during the humans' last-ditch raid on the ship.[6] He made no attempt to hide his status as a Prophet from his captors, no doubt so that they would take him prisoner rather than kill him on the spot. He was able to send a rescue request ordering all available Covenant vessels to rescue him, but 'Vadamee denied the request as the ring was about to detonate.[1] The Prophet of Stewardship died when First Lieutenant McKay destroyed the ship to prevent the Flood from escaping Halo.

Trivia

  • The Prophet of Stewardship went unnamed in the original release of Halo: The Flood, being only referred to as "the Prophet". His name was revealed in the priority broadcast log included in the 2010 re-release.
  • "Stewardship" is the office of a steward, someone who manages the property or affairs of someone else in their absence. Like the other named Prophets, his name is ironic, as Stewardship refuses to relinquish his authority over the ring and constantly misappropriates the fleet's resources.
  • Rather than the anti-gravity chairs used by many higher-ranked San'Shyuum, Stewardship wore an anti-gravity belt. This could have been either out of habit or because it granted him symbolic power by allowing him to tower over other races, such as the Sangheili.[2] However, he is depicted using an anti-gravity chair in Halo 2 Anniversary's terminals and in Halo 5: Guardians.
  • The Stewardship appears in a hologram aboard Undiminished Entelechy in the Halo 5: Guardians multiplayer map "Truth".[7]

Gallery

  • TMCC - Obsessed achievement.jpg

    Concept art of Thel conversing with Stewardship. Note the Prophet's resemblance to Mercy.

  • Prophet on Truth.png

    A holographic transmission featuring Stewardship on the Halo 5 map Truth.

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ a b c d e Halo: The Flood (2010), Priority Broadcast Log/Eleventh Cycle, Third Unit
  2. ^ a b Halo: The Flood, page 94
  3. ^ Halo: Broken Circle, page 195
  4. ^ Halo Waypoint: Cannon Fodder: Beta Late Than Never
  5. ^ Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named flood4
  6. ^ Halo: The Flood, page 329
  7. ^ Halo Waypoint: 2-5-15: Cannon Fodder: Beta Late Than Never

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