Editing Phir Sē (section)

==History==
===Background===
His career started sometime in 2001. Over the course of it, he lost most of his idealism.<ref name="24.4e7">“I have been doing this for ten years.  I admire you for retaining your…” he trailed off.<br><br>“Idealism?”<br><br>“Not a word I’m familiar with, Weaver.  Faith?”<br><br>“Faith works.”<br><br>“I have none left, after ten years.  No faith.  We are a wretched, petty species, and we have been given power to destroy ourselves with.” - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/06/18 Excerpt] from [[Crushed 24.4]]</ref>

On one occasion, his wife and sons died at around the same time as a "monster," possibly linked to the event. He could have used his power to go back in time and save them, but chose not to so that his enemy would remain dead.<ref name="24.4e4"/>
===[[Behemoth vs New Delhi]]===
Phir Sē and his group prognosticated an attack by an [[Endbringer]]. Their prediction was slightly off, however, forcing Phir Sē to try setting his trump card up again.<ref name="23.4e6"/> When Behemoth finally attacked [[New Delhi]], Phir Sē had created a powerful "time bomb" that he hoped could destroy the Endbringer, having stayed awake for three days in order for it to reach sufficient power at the correct time. [[Weaver]] was able to find the complex where he was holed up and convinced him to allow her to coordinate the strike with the defending forces.<ref>[[Crushed 24.3]]</ref> This eventually allowed [[Eidolon]] to create a forcefield around Behemoth that would contain the blast if he were to deflect it.<ref name="24.4e2"/>

Phir Sē thanked Weaver for her help before evacuating the complex. Later, Turanta reported that he was killed near the end of the battle with Behemoth.<ref>"We will assist," Turanta said.  "Sifara, Bahu and I, others beneath us in our organization.  I cannot speak for my fellow brothers, but I will ask them because we all owe a debt.  Our brother died, but Weaver helped to make it not for nothing."<br/><br/>"Phir Sē died?" I asked, surprised.<br/><br/>"At the hands of the First, very late." - [[Scarab 25.5]]</ref>