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{{Quote|The Dominus was a strong leader, but the Red Legion had more to offer than simply overwhelming force... They think us weak and insipid. I will show them the might of the Red Legion, and they shall not forget.|[[Val Ca'uor]]}} | {{Quote|The Dominus was a strong leader, but the Red Legion had more to offer than simply overwhelming force... They think us weak and insipid. I will show them the might of the Red Legion, and they shall not forget.|[[Val Ca'uor]]}} | ||
In the vacancy that was left behind by Ghaul's death, Val Ca'uor took advantage of the power vacuum and quickly asserted himself as the commander of the Red Legion. After [[Xol, Will of the Thousands]] was [[ | In the vacancy that was left behind by Ghaul's death, Val Ca'uor took advantage of the power vacuum and quickly asserted himself as the commander of the Red Legion. After [[Xol, Will of the Thousands]] was [[Will of the Thousands|"defeated"]], Val Ca'uor led a fleet against the [[Leviathan]] in order to kill [[Emperor Calus]] and seize the ship for Red Legion purposes. His forces occupied the Spire of Stars, and they raided the spire and killed many of Calus's troops and commanders. Ca'uor was intercepted at the Celestial Observatory just as he struck down one of Calus's robotic proxies. In the following battle, he was overpowered by the team as they use the Leviathan's defenses to destroy his fleet, killing him in a final showdown afterward. | ||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||