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Later, Jubal Khan sought revenge for the Red Corsairs invasion of Chogoris by leading a daring attack on the [[Seethnar]], a space station seized by Huron Blackheart. During the boarding operation Jubal Khan and his [[honour guard]] reaches the heart of the Seethnar and cause catastrophic damage to its plasma reactors with [[melta charge]]s, but are caught by the collapsing corridors. While his Chapter could not ascertain Jubal's fate, he had in fact been captured by the Red Corsairs and was then horrifically tortured. The White Scars later discovered the Great Khan was still alive and rescued him, but by then his body had been completely broken. His wounds were beyond the Imperium's ability to heal and Jubal was then taken to the Quan Zhou, and placed within a life-support cradle. His condition has not changed since then and all the Chapter's Apothecaries can hope for, is to sustain the Great Khan's mind for as long as possible. Though the shadow of the trauma he suffered lies heavy upon Jubal, he has not lost any of his keenness. The Great Khan now issues the White Scars commands with relentless assurance, seeing through the eyes of the Chapter's outriders and orchestrating their actions on a [[Segmentum]]-wide scale. If anything, it seems Jubal's strategic nous has increased with his physical confinement, as it has freed him from the distractions of leading his armies in person. The Great Khan's will is now enacted through his closest advisers, who ensure his orders are relayed clearly to all the White Scars' campaigning strike forces{{Fn|1e}}

==Sources==

*1: [[Codex Supplement: White Scars (8th Edition)]]

**{{Endn|1b}}: pg. 8 - Chogoris

**{{Endn|1c}}: pg. 17 - The 6th Company

**{{Endn|1d}}: pg. 12 - The 1st Company

**{{Endn|1e}}: pg.22

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