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Thel was sent to [[Charybdis IX]] with command over ''Retribution's Thunder'' to participate in the [[Battle of Charybdis IX]], whilst being overseen by the [[Prophet of Regret|High Prophet of Regret]]. He and several other Sangheili boarded the {{UNSCShip|Do You Feel Lucky?}} and attempted to get to the vessel's navigation database, but it had been purged before they were even aboard. He left and witnessed the destruction of the ship before being called to the ''[[Infinite Sacrifice]]'', where he met Regret in person. He was told of the humans wielding modified Covenant weapons, and that this was most likely the [[Kig-yar]]'s doing. He was then sent to the [[23 Librae]] system to track down the source of the weapon traders, along with the Jiralhanae and Kig-yar vessel, ''[[A Psalm Every Day]]''.<ref>'''Halo: The Cole Protocol''', page 138-148 and 153</ref> | Thel was sent to [[Charybdis IX]] with command over ''Retribution's Thunder'' to participate in the [[Battle of Charybdis IX]], whilst being overseen by the [[Prophet of Regret|High Prophet of Regret]]. He and several other Sangheili boarded the {{UNSCShip|Do You Feel Lucky?}} and attempted to get to the vessel's navigation database, but it had been purged before they were even aboard. He left and witnessed the destruction of the ship before being called to the ''[[Infinite Sacrifice]]'', where he met Regret in person. He was told of the humans wielding modified Covenant weapons, and that this was most likely the [[Kig-yar]]'s doing. He was then sent to the [[23 Librae]] system to track down the source of the weapon traders, along with the Jiralhanae and Kig-yar vessel, ''[[A Psalm Every Day]]''.<ref>'''Halo: The Cole Protocol''', page 138-148 and 153</ref> | ||
As he arrived at 23 Librae, his ship came under attack by ''A Psalm Every Day'''s. Thel and his crew were shocked: so shocked that ''A Psalm Every Day'' fired another salvo, disabling their weapons, communications and engines. ''A Psalm Every Day'' escaped while Kig-yar boarding craft and Spirits started attacking and strafing the hull. Thel, increasingly frustrated, gave permission for any of his crew to abandon ship. However, this was a simple move of him in order to weed out the weaker Sangheili and eliminate them, as the boarding craft and Spirits were able to destroy any Spirits attempting to fly away. Thel then ordered the destruction of ''The Retribution's Thunder'', which killed all the boarding Kig-yar. Thel, however, survived and was captured by Kig-yar forces, along with most of the bridge crew. He and most of the bridge crew managed to escape and hijack a Kig-yar shuttle, taking them to another Kig-yar vessel. They went to the surface of [[Metisette]] and captured the leader of the Kig-yar, [[Reth]].<ref>'''Halo: The Cole Protocol''', page 155-163, 169-172, 187-190, 194-203</ref> | As he arrived at 23 Librae, his ship came under attack by ''A Psalm Every Day'''s. Thel and his crew were shocked: so shocked that ''A Psalm Every Day'' fired another salvo, disabling their weapons, communications and engines. ''A Psalm Every Day'' escaped while Kig-yar boarding craft and Spirits started attacking and strafing the hull. Thel, increasingly frustrated, gave permission for any of his crew to abandon ship. However, this was a simple move of him in order to weed out the weaker Sangheili and eliminate them, as the Kig-yar boarding craft and Spirits were able to destroy any Sangheili Spirits attempting to fly away. Thel then ordered the destruction of ''The Retribution's Thunder'', which killed all the boarding Kig-yar. Thel, however, survived and was captured by Kig-yar forces, along with most of the bridge crew. He and most of the bridge crew managed to escape and hijack a Kig-yar shuttle, taking them to another Kig-yar vessel. They went to the surface of [[Metisette]] and captured the leader of the Kig-yar, [[Reth]].<ref>'''Halo: The Cole Protocol''', page 155-163, 169-172, 187-190, 194-203</ref> | ||
After managing to escape Reth's clandestine [[Unggoy]] army, Thel returned to the Kig-yar vessel, where they locked Reth up. Interrogating him, the Sangheili were surprised by Reth's insistence that he was allying with the humans with the blessing of the [[Prophet of Truth|High Prophet of Truth]], who sought to use the humans as a means to find their homeworld. He eventually escaped when a nervous Grunt still loyal to him, switched off the energy barrier, and fled into an escape pod. Thel then turned his eyes to The Rubble, as a large skirmish between UNSC [[UNSC Midsummer Night|forces]] and Kig-yar forces was taking place on the ''[[Infinite Spoils]]''. He and his crew then boarded the ''Infinite Spoils'' and came face to face with [[Jai-006]] before fighting with him. The Spartan then fled the ship with the other UNSC forces, but a shocked Thel and his crew stayed and commandeered the ''Infinite Spoils''.<ref>'''Halo: The Cole Protocol''', page 214-217, 227-231, 235-237, 251-252, 268, 273-276, 281-282</ref> | After managing to escape Reth's clandestine [[Unggoy]] army, Thel returned to the Kig-yar vessel, where they locked Reth up. Interrogating him, the Sangheili were surprised by Reth's insistence that he was allying with the humans with the blessing of the [[Prophet of Truth|High Prophet of Truth]], who sought to use the humans as a means to find their homeworld. He eventually escaped when a nervous Grunt still loyal to him, switched off the energy barrier, and fled into an escape pod. Thel then turned his eyes to The Rubble, as a large skirmish between UNSC [[UNSC Midsummer Night|forces]] and Kig-yar forces was taking place on the ''[[Infinite Spoils]]''. He and his crew then boarded the ''Infinite Spoils'' and came face to face with [[Jai-006]] before fighting with him. The Spartan then fled the ship with the other UNSC forces, but a shocked Thel and his crew stayed and commandeered the ''Infinite Spoils''.<ref>'''Halo: The Cole Protocol''', page 214-217, 227-231, 235-237, 251-252, 268, 273-276, 281-282</ref> | ||