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During a meeting of the Consensus, it was agreed that the [[Concordat]] and its leader [[Lysander]] would be exiled following their unsuccessful bid to overthrow the Speaker. Zavala agreed to handle the reassignment of the Guardians pledged to the faction, although he believed it would be difficult due to how loyal Lysander's followers were. The meeting then turned to a discussion of who should replace the Concordat on the Consensus, and Zavala supported the [[Future War Cult]]'s inclusion, considering their focus on combat more useful to the Last City than dangerous.<ref>'''Bungie (2014/9/9)''', ''[[Destiny]]: Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Places/The_City#Ghost_Fragment:_The_City_Age|Ghost Fragment: The City Age]]''</ref> When his predecessor as Vanguard Commander, [[Osiris]], tried to broker a contract between the City and a mercenary group of Titans called the [[The Sunbreakers|Sunbreakers]], Zavala found the terms of the deal unacceptable and rejected it, causing the Sunbreakers to hate the Vanguard and Zavala. In return, Zavala erased nearly every mention of the Sunbreakers from the City's records.<ref name="Bound by Fire">'''Bungie (2015/10/25)''', ''[[Destiny]]:'' ''[[The Taken King]], Activision Blizzard: [[Bound by Fire]]''</ref> | During a meeting of the Consensus, it was agreed that the [[Concordat]] and its leader [[Lysander]] would be exiled following their unsuccessful bid to overthrow the Speaker. Zavala agreed to handle the reassignment of the Guardians pledged to the faction, although he believed it would be difficult due to how loyal Lysander's followers were. The meeting then turned to a discussion of who should replace the Concordat on the Consensus, and Zavala supported the [[Future War Cult]]'s inclusion, considering their focus on combat more useful to the Last City than dangerous.<ref>'''Bungie (2014/9/9)''', ''[[Destiny]]: Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Places/The_City#Ghost_Fragment:_The_City_Age|Ghost Fragment: The City Age]]''</ref> When his predecessor as Vanguard Commander, [[Osiris]], tried to broker a contract between the City and a mercenary group of Titans called the [[The Sunbreakers|Sunbreakers]], Zavala found the terms of the deal unacceptable and rejected it, causing the Sunbreakers to hate the Vanguard and Zavala. In return, Zavala erased nearly every mention of the Sunbreakers from the City's records.<ref name="Bound by Fire">'''Bungie (2015/10/25)''', ''[[Destiny]]:'' ''[[The Taken King]], Activision Blizzard: [[Bound by Fire]]''</ref> | ||
Decades after the Battle of the Twilight Gap, Zavala learned that an individual was accessing the Bray Archive at the [[Fu'an Institute Library]]. He met with [[Owl Sector]] agent [[Camrin Dumuzi]] to inquire about the identity of the researcher, hoping that his old friend Ana Bray was still alive. Carmin protested that she was only supposed to be reporting to [[Quist]], but Zavala informed her that he had been granted | Decades after the Battle of the Twilight Gap, Zavala learned that an individual was accessing the Bray Archive at the [[Fu'an Institute Library]]. He met with [[Owl Sector]] agent [[Camrin Dumuzi]] to inquire about the identity of the researcher, hoping that his old friend Ana Bray was still alive. Carmin protested that she was only supposed to be reporting to [[Quist]], but Zavala informed her that he had been granted oversight over all Bray Archive issues. The Owl Sector agent informed him that the individual was named Staysa Pak and was just a civilian. Zavala sighed and sadly lamented that Ana must really be dead, causing Carmin to question who he was referring to. He deflected the question and told her that she had done a good job and keep him apprised if anything changed, unaware that Staysa Pak was an alias for Ana.<ref>'''Bungie (2018/6/22)''', ''[[Destiny: Warmind (comic)]]'', ''Chapter 3'', ''Page 7''</ref> | ||
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