Sesa the Foreseer

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Sesa the Foreseer

Sesa the Foreseer (center) with Cruiser Detachment Fiejoours on patrol in Joint Occupation Zone X-Ray in late 2557. Sesa the Foreseer (ex-Divine Intercession) Production information Class CAS-class assault carrier (Eta-line) Type First-rate carrier Technical specifications Chronological and affiliation Affiliation The Covenant (formerly) Swords of Sanghelios
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Sesa the Foreseer (formerly Divine Intercession in Covenant service) is a first-rate CAS-class assault carrier of the Eta-line in the service of the Swords of Sanghelios. She is the flagship of Admiral Lnur 'Bornisamee, Supreme Commander of the Grand Fleet. Sesa the Foreseer was liberated from Covenant service on November 4th, 2552 in the opening days of the Great Schism. The carrier would later enter official service on August 1st, 2553 with her commissioning into the Naval Ministry of the Swords.

In accordance with the Arbiter Edict on Decovenantization, many ships given explicitly religious names by the former Covenant were renamed in an effort to rid Sangheilian society of the ideology behind the Great Journey. The Arbiter, Kaidon Thel 'Vadamee, rechristened Divine Intercession as Sesa the Foreseer, the first of many ships in the fledgling fleet to be named for Sangheili heroes. Sesa the Foreseer was rechristened in the namesake of the late Sesa 'Refumee, a Ranger who was denounced as a heretic by the Hierarchs for claiming the Great Journey as a false ideology. The ship's name immortalized his role in pursuing Sangheili independence mere days before his race was forcefully ejected from the Covenant. These events culminated in widespread denouncement of the Great Journey and ultimately secession from being subjects of the San'Shyuum.

Her entry in the United Nations Space Command (UNSC) registry is listed with the unique signature code CAS U-382 Sesa the Foreseer, denoting her as the 382nd CAS-class vessel to be identified since first contact with the Covenant. Neither the former Covenant Ministry of Resolution nor the Swords Naval Ministry have designated their ships with numbers, thus this UNSC practice has gone unobserved.

Lineage

Command staff

Shipmasters

A shipmaster is the presiding military officer of the Swords Naval Ministry and its Covenant predecessor, the Ministry of Resolution, charged with the command of an individual vessel. Shipmasters oversee all administrative and tactical tasks as ordered by the Hierarchs, regional governance, or by their fleet. These officers are also granted authority to conduct detached operations. Command ships, such as Sesa the Foreseer, may combine the office of shipmaster under the discretion of an officer who is also a fleetmaster.

In ascending order

• Commander Yuo 'Tafkamee — 9 April 2542 to 12 December 2548
• Commander Kirra 'Ahrmonroee — 18 February 2549 to 2 November 2552
• Alpha Chieftain Siddus — 2 November 2552 to 4 November 2552
• Commander Huki 'Ahrmonroai — 4 November 2552 to 26 May 2555
• Captain Shij 'Taralumee — 26 May 2555 to 29 May 2555
• Admiral Lnur 'Bornisamee — 29 May 2555 to present

Sub-Legate

Sub-Legates were San'Shyuum duly appointed by a committee of the Ministries of Inquisition and Resolution and the Council of Concordance as the civilian leader of Covenant military units. Each of these bodies grants an individual title and charge to the Sub-Legate. As Inquisitor, they maintained a unit's fervent adherence to the Great Journey and presided over the trial and punishment of convicted heretics. A Sub-Legate in their role as Resolute was the unit's representative to their fleet's council of masters and ensured military allegiance to civilian leadership. Lastly, as Concord, they upheld unity and prosperity between the various member races. The appointment was ultimately abolished with Sangheili independence from the Covenant in the Great Schism.

In ascending order

• Sub-Legate T'Huo Morbo — 11 July 2552 to 2 November 2552

Parent units

Administrative

From 22 August 2555 to present; in descending order

Operational

From 4 January 2557 to 13 September 2557; in descending order

From 9 April 2558 to present; in descending order

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