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Neroon was a member of the Minbari Warrior Caste from the Star Riders clan, a representative of the Council of Caste Elders and later a member of the Grey Council.

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During the Earth-Minbari Neroon fought against the Humans and claimed to have killed about 50,000 during its course. He was the second in command under Shai Alyt Bramner, another member of the Star Riders. He was taught the Denn'bok, or Minbari fighting pike, by Durhan himself, one of the greatest generals and leaders of the Minbari his time.

In his native universe’s year 2258 Bab’lonin, Shai Alyt Bramner died, and his passing was considered a great loss to the Minbari. Neroon was charged with parading Bramner's body through various sectors in a solemn vigil. One stop on the journey was Babylon 5. Here the body went missing, enraging Neroon and upsetting all the Minbari with on the station. Neroon insisted on helping Sir Galahad with the investigation, which including confronting a Pak'ma'ra, well known as carrion eaters capable of consuming dead sentients. Neroon quickly grew impatient with Garibaldi's search, pressuring Sinclair. Neroon decided to slip into Sinclair's quarters, believing it would be the one place no one had searched, and in the dark Sinclair briefly fights him. Garibaldi arrives a moment later to separate them, and explains to Neroon Sinclair's quarters were searched first. Neroon was angered when Delenn finally admitted she had taken the body and had it cremated, per Branmer's wishes, which the Star Riders disrespected. Neroon threatens to make the matter public, but Delenn insists on keeping it quiet, or threatens that the Grey Council will dishonor and destroy the Star Riders. Neroon accepts the order, as well as her order to apologize privately to Sinclair. She promises him no one will blame the Star Riders for what happened. Neroon apologizes to Sinclair, who offers a personal message of high praise to Branmer, whom he opposed on the Battle of the Line. This is taken as a great gesture, and Neroon adopts a level of respect for Sinclair.

The year after the event, he replaced Delenn on the Grey Council, upsetting the balance of three members of each caste. The warrior caste justified the decision by arguing it had been the warrior caste who died in the war, but it was the Religious Caste that stopped it. Neroon, angry over the truth to him of why the Earth-Minbari War ended, sent Delenn back to Babylon 5 "where she belonged."

The following year, after the Shadows had succeeded in sowing chaos across the galaxy; Neroon and the warriors in the Council continued their policy of isolation for the Minbari Federation. When Babylon 5 declared independence, however, Delenn disbanded the Council as Valen had prophesied would happen.

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