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The comic opens with the boarding of the flagship of the Prophet of Penance. His crew reports that the Elites will soon reach the bridge, but demands that they leave him. The Brutes beg for him to evacuate with them, but Penance denies their request, asking that they save themselves. Once alone, the Prophet reflects on how he lead thousands of believers to their deaths, in exchange for a Journey he knew to be false. As he accepts he deserves his death, the Sangheili arrive and kill him. Major Dros, the Elite in charge of the boarding crew, orders them to finishing clearing the ship of Brutes and then to have a skeleton crew command this ship. Once done, the flagship will join the Elites' main fleet for their attack on [[Doisac]], the Brutes' homeworld. | The comic opens with the boarding of the flagship of the Prophet of Penance. His crew reports that the Elites will soon reach the bridge, but he demands that they leave him. The Brutes beg for him to evacuate with them, but Penance denies their request, asking that they save themselves. Once alone, the Prophet reflects on how he lead thousands of believers to their deaths, in exchange for a Journey he knew to be false. As he accepts he deserves his death, the Sangheili arrive and kill him. Major Dros, the Elite in charge of the boarding crew, orders them to finishing clearing the ship of Brutes and then to have a skeleton crew command this ship. Once done, the flagship will join the Elites' main fleet for their attack on [[Doisac]], the Brutes' homeworld. | ||
The first scene introduces [[Rtas 'Vadum]], giving a speech to his crew. He remarks upon the [[Covenant]]'s old [[Writ of Union]], and how it swore to punish heretics who would break its laws. But now they are the heretics and have discarded those laws. 'Vadum assures his men that they are still united and will soon reclaim their lost grace from rebellion, through their war against the Brutes. 'Vadum then commands his fleet against a Jiralhanae one, winning but still facing a tough challenge. | The first scene introduces [[Rtas 'Vadum]], giving a speech to his crew. He remarks upon the [[Covenant]]'s old [[Writ of Union]], and how it swore to punish heretics who would break its laws. But now they are the heretics and have discarded those laws. 'Vadum assures his men that they are still united and will soon reclaim their lost grace from rebellion, through their war against the Brutes. 'Vadum then commands his fleet against a Jiralhanae one, winning but still facing a tough challenge. | ||