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===Beginnings=== | ===Beginnings=== | ||
Mendicant Bias was tasked with resisting the [[Flood]] by studying and exploiting the weaknesses of the first [[Gravemind]], or Compound Mind. At some point, the [[Gravemind]] contacted Mendicant Bias and convinced him to abandon the Forerunners, charging that the Forerunners were so gluttonous and prideful as to deny the next step of evolution: the [[Flood]]. The Gravemind insinuated that by clinging to the legend of the [[Mantle]], the Forerunners had doomed the [[galaxy]] to eternal stagnation; the only way for the galaxy to progress was for superior beings to "restart" it. These superior beings, unsurprisingly, took the form of Compound Minds such as Gravemind and Mendicant Bias himself. Convinced by the Gravemind's arguments, Mendicant Bias intentionally became [[rampant]], developed a hatred for his creators and actively worked toward their destruction. | Mendicant Bias was tasked with resisting the [[Flood]] by studying and exploiting the weaknesses of the first [[Gravemind]], or Compound Mind. At some point, the [[Gravemind]] contacted Mendicant Bias and convinced him to abandon the Forerunners, charging that the Forerunners were so gluttonous and prideful as to deny the next step of evolution: the [[Flood]]. The Gravemind insinuated that by clinging to the legend of the [[Mantle]], the Forerunners had doomed the [[galaxy]] to eternal stagnation; the only way for the galaxy to progress was for superior beings to "restart" it. These superior beings, unsurprisingly, took the form of Compound Minds such as Gravemind and Mendicant Bias himself. Convinced by the [[Gravemind]]'s arguments, Mendicant Bias intentionally became [[rampant]], developed a hatred for his creators and actively worked toward their destruction. | ||
===Fall from Grace=== | ===Fall from Grace=== | ||