15. Season of the Chosen/Season of the Splicer

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Vorialis, ever-squeamish towards violence, was overjoyed to hear of the armistice between the Imperial Cabal and the Vanguard; two armies finally ceasing their violence against one another. When House Light was brought into the Last City, Vorialis and his fellow scholars were permitted to release several documentations about Eliksni culture to the populous of the Last City, hoping to educate them about their new neighbors. Their research on Eliksni throughout the centuries was put to use by both the Vanguard and civilians aiding the Eliksni Quarter.

Without Vorialis's help with researching Eliksni anatomy, for example, human doctors would not have been able to adapt the City's advanced medical equipment to save the lives of wounded House Salvation deserters that joined House Light. Some Guardians came to him for counsel on whether they ought to join Lakshmi-2. Others inquired whether they should silence her, before she could convince the populus to rise up against the Vanguard. Vorialis advised against both ideas, and fortunately, they listened.

When the Vex invaded the Last City, Vorialis remembered the Red War, and was desperate to ensure that the City did not fall into enemy hands again

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When the Vex invaded the Last City, Vorialis remembered the Red War, and was desperate to ensure that the City did not fall into enemy hands again. Once again, his knowledge of strategy to direct Guardians efficiently in battle, as well as coordinated search and rescue efforts to help civilians move away from the fighting, meant that many lives were saved and the threat was quelled faster than it would have been without him. Once again, all without taking a single life. He also helped with organizing the relief effort in the incursion's aftermath.  

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