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The ''Pious Inquisitor'' saw action at the [[Battle of Earth]]. The ''Inquisitor'' remained intact through the Battle of Earth, and when informed of the [[Great Schism]], it joined forces with the [[Covenant separatists]] and returned to High Charity to join the [[Fleet of Retribution]] in preventing the [[Flood]] from spreading. Now part of the fleet, it joined pursuit of a [[Unidentified Flood-captured battlecruiser|Flood-controlled ship]] to Earth, after which it entered the [[Portal at Voi|Portal]] and took part in the [[Battle of Installation 00]]. Ultimately, the ship survived the battle.
The ''Pious Inquisitor'' saw action at the [[Battle of Earth]]. The ''Inquisitor'' remained intact through the Battle of Earth, and when informed of the [[Great Schism]], it joined forces with the [[Covenant separatists]] and returned to High Charity to join the [[Fleet of Retribution]] in preventing the [[Flood]] from spreading. Now part of the fleet, it joined pursuit of a [[Unidentified Flood-captured battlecruiser|Flood-controlled ship]] to Earth, after which it entered the [[Portal at Voi|Portal]] and took part in the [[Battle of Installation 00]]. Ultimately, the ship survived the battle.


After the war, the ''Pious Inquisitor'' returned to Sanghelios. The Sangheili entrusted the ship to the [[Skirmisher]] [[Sav Fel]].<ref>'''Halo: The Thursday War''', "Chapter 13", ''page 329''</ref><ref name="Tor">[http://www.tor.com/stories/2013/07/halo-mortal-dictata-excerpt#more '''Tor.com''' ''Halo: Mortal Dictata (Excerpt) by Karen Traviss'']</ref> However, the Kig-Yar decided to sell the ship and began negotiating with [[insurrectionist]] [[Staffan Sentzke]], who originally planned to use the ship to glass Earth.<ref name="Tor"/> Ultimately, the ship was destroyed when Kig-Yar shipmistress Chol Von and her crew detonated the ship's plasma torpedoes in an effort to deny the asset to opposing forces.<ref>'''Halo: Mortal Dictata''', "Chapter 14", ''page 456''
After the war, the ''Pious Inquisitor'' returned to Sanghelios. The Sangheili entrusted the ship to the [[Skirmisher]] [[Sav Fel]].<ref>'''Halo: The Thursday War''', "Chapter 13", ''page 329''</ref><ref name="Tor">[http://www.tor.com/stories/2013/07/halo-mortal-dictata-excerpt#more '''Tor.com''' ''Halo: Mortal Dictata (Excerpt) by Karen Traviss'']</ref> However, the Kig-Yar decided to sell the ship and began negotiating with [[insurrectionist]] [[Staffan Sentzke]], who originally planned to use the ship to glass Earth.<ref name="Tor"/> Ultimately, the ship was destroyed when [[Kig-Yar]] shipmistress [[Chol Von]] and her crew detonated the ship's plasma torpedoes in an effort to deny the asset to opposing forces.<ref>'''Halo: Mortal Dictata''', "Chapter 14", ''page 456''</ref>


== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==

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Naomi / Pious Inquisitor
Promotional image for Halo 3: Mythic featuring the multiplayer map Heretic.
Production information

Manufacturer:

Covenant Navy

Class:

CCS-class battlecruiser[1]

Specifications

Engine:

Repulsor engines

Slipspace drive:

Yes

Crew:

Covenant

Service information

Destroyed:

April 2553

Participated battles:

Human-Covenant War
Great Schism

Fleet:

Affiliation:

 

Template:Article Quote The Pious Inquisitor,[2] renamed as Naomi by Staffan Sentzke after his daughter,[3] was a Covenant CCS-class battlecruiser reputed to be one of the fastest ships in the Covenant fleet.

History

The Pious Inquisitor saw action at the Battle of Earth. The Inquisitor remained intact through the Battle of Earth, and when informed of the Great Schism, it joined forces with the Covenant separatists and returned to High Charity to join the Fleet of Retribution in preventing the Flood from spreading. Now part of the fleet, it joined pursuit of a Flood-controlled ship to Earth, after which it entered the Portal and took part in the Battle of Installation 00. Ultimately, the ship survived the battle.

After the war, the Pious Inquisitor returned to Sanghelios. The Sangheili entrusted the ship to the Skirmisher Sav Fel.[4][5] However, the Kig-Yar decided to sell the ship and began negotiating with insurrectionist Staffan Sentzke, who originally planned to use the ship to glass Earth.[5] Ultimately, the ship was destroyed when Kig-Yar shipmistress Chol Von and her crew detonated the ship's plasma torpedoes in an effort to deny the asset to opposing forces.[6]

Trivia

  • The Pious Inquisitor is the setting for the Halo 2 multiplayer map Midship. The ship is also the location of the Halo 3 multiplayer map Heretic, a remake of Midship.
  • The multiplayer map is set on the Covenant cruiser deck.[7] It is described as luxurious for a Covenant warship, so the hovering platform in the center of the room may be the control platform.
  • According to bonus features in the Halo 2 Collector's Edition, Begotten Angel was the original name of the vessel featured in Midship.[8]
  • On the Halo 3 multiplayer map Heretic, the Fleet of Retribution is seen through the ship's window, during their pursuit of the Flood-controlled ship towards Earth.[7]

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ a b Halo Encyclopedia, page 275
  2. ^ Halo 2, multiplayer level, Midship
  3. ^ Halo: Mortal Dictata, Chapter 14
  4. ^ Halo: The Thursday War, "Chapter 13", page 329
  5. ^ a b Tor.com Halo: Mortal Dictata (Excerpt) by Karen Traviss
  6. ^ Halo: Mortal Dictata, "Chapter 14", page 456
  7. ^ a b Halo: The Essential Visual Guide, page 124
  8. ^ Halo 2 Collector's Edition: Making of Halo 2

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