Still Devotion
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Still Devotion was an intrusion corvette formerly of the Covenant, later stolen and aligned with the mutineer Flotilla of Unsung Piety.[1]
Service history
Still Devotion was one of the several stealth ships of the Flotilla of Unsung Piety, and was co-opted by Fleetmaster Nizat 'Kvarosee following his "reassignment" by the Hierarchs in mid-2526. On June 7 of that year, the ship (alongside the rest of the flotilla) engaged in the Battle of Netherop. The ship was one of the many of the fleet was destroyed in the fighting between the flotilla, the Covenant's Fleet of Swift Justice and the United Nations Space Command's Task Force Pantea. Late in the battle, Nizat lied to the Helios Ultra sent to interrogate him that he had stored one of the Luminal Beacons' receiving units aboard Still Devotion and another aboard Worthy Silence - thus meaning that they were entirely lost and unable to be recovered. In actuality, both beacons' receiver units were stored about the flotilla's flagship Quiet Faith, and were able to survive the battle unscathed.[1]
List of appearances
- Halo: Oblivion (First mentioned)
