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*'''343 Guilty Spark''': "It was most unusual to have this vessel of rebirth play host to such an event, even though Lifeworker ships were the only ones still allowed [[slipstream space|slipspace]] permissions. Lifeworkers were responsible for getting us to our places on the active facilities of the Array. While all of this was in accordance with the plan, one entirely unsatisfactory breakdown remained. We had no contact with the [[Domain]]." | *'''343 Guilty Spark''': "It was most unusual to have this vessel of rebirth play host to such an event, even though Lifeworker ships were the only ones still allowed [[slipstream space|slipspace]] permissions. Lifeworkers were responsible for getting us to our places on the active facilities of the Array. While all of this was in accordance with the plan, one entirely unsatisfactory breakdown remained. We had no contact with the [[Domain]]." | ||
'' | ''Guilty Spark pauses and faces a Forerunner. The Forerunner bows his/her head, as if unhappy with what is to come. Guilty Spark moves on and flies into an adjoining chamber, where he meets [[03-049 Abject Testament|049 Abject Testament]].'' | ||
*'''343 Guilty Spark''': "The history of all Forerunners was now lost to us. We relied upon the permanence of the Domain to preserve our record of the events that led to this point. But without that record, would future civilizations know anything about us? Or only of our weapons?" | *'''343 Guilty Spark''': "The history of all Forerunners was now lost to us. We relied upon the permanence of the Domain to preserve our record of the events that led to this point. But without that record, would future civilizations know anything about us? Or only of our weapons?" |