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During one of the Forerunners' civil wars over 500,000 years before the [[Forerunner-Flood war]], a [[legion]] of [[Warrior-Servant|Warrior]] commanders bypassed the line using a novel strategy; by altogether eschewing the [[Slipspace flake|crystal]]-based slipspace manipulation commonly used by Forerunner ships, they flew twenty attack squadrons through the boundary via a non-mediated slipspace trajectory. Though the assault force suffered 50-percent losses, the remaining ships emerged within the sphere and quickly conquered fourteen key systems. This became a notorious example taught to Warrior-Servants at all levels to demonstrate the impossibility of an impregnable defense. However, it did not have a lasting impact on Forerunner strategy in the long term, and the Line continued to be employed as a defense in many conflicts to come.{{Ref/Reuse|sil104}} | During one of the Forerunners' civil wars over 500,000 years before the [[Forerunner-Flood war]], a [[legion]] of [[Warrior-Servant|Warrior]] commanders bypassed the line using a novel strategy; by altogether eschewing the [[Slipspace flake|crystal]]-based slipspace manipulation commonly used by Forerunner ships, they flew twenty attack squadrons through the boundary via a non-mediated slipspace trajectory. Though the assault force suffered 50-percent losses, the remaining ships emerged within the sphere and quickly conquered fourteen key systems. This became a notorious example taught to Warrior-Servants at all levels to demonstrate the impossibility of an impregnable defense. However, it did not have a lasting impact on Forerunner strategy in the long term, and the Line continued to be employed as a defense in many conflicts to come.{{Ref/Reuse|sil104}} | ||
After the [[Flood]] outbreak began to expand out of control during the [[Forerunner-Flood war]], the Forerunner leadership made a decision to leave all systems beyond the Line to fend for themselves, while focusing their efforts on protecting the systems within the perimeter.{{Ref/Reuse|sil104}} In the last years of the war, the [[IsoDidact]] led Forerunner defense from within the Maginot Sphere, frequently sending transmissions | After the [[Flood]] outbreak began to expand out of control during the [[Forerunner-Flood war]], the Forerunner leadership made a decision to leave all systems beyond the Line to fend for themselves, while focusing their efforts on protecting the systems within the perimeter.{{Ref/Reuse|sil104}} In the last years of the war, the [[IsoDidact]] led Forerunner defense from within the Maginot Sphere, frequently sending transmissions the Librarian, who continued [[Conservation Measure|her duties]] outside the boundary, asking her to retreat behind it to where the Didact's fleets could protect her. Late into the war, the Maginot Line began to fail, with Flood-infested ships breaking through certain sections of the boundary.<ref>'''Halo: Silentium''', ''page 193''</ref> In the endgame of the conflict, when the IsoDidact was preparing to fire the [[Halo Array]], the Flood, led by the rampant Forerunner [[Artificial intelligence|AI]] [[Mendicant Bias]], staged a massive assault on the Line in order to reach [[Installation 00]] and stop the rings' activation. However, the loyal AI [[Offensive Bias]] was waiting for Mendicant on the other side with the remnants of the [[Forerunner fleet|Forerunners' fleet]]. This led to [[Battle of the Maginot Sphere|an enormous naval battle]] between the two fleets.{{Ref/Reuse|terminals}} | ||
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