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==Summary==

Very little is known about Mercy, as his role in the game is slim compared to his counterparts Truth and Regret~~. Due to his appearance and voice, it is thought that he is the eldest of the three High Prophets, mainly because of his ghostly white skin and raspier voice~~. During a meeting with the [[Arbiter (character)|Arbiter]] and the Prophet of Truth he tells a bit of history about the Covenant, mentioning the [[Grunt Rebellion]] and the [[Taming of the Hunters]].

Very little is known about Mercy, as his role in the game is slim compared to his counterparts Truth and Regret. During a meeting with the [[Arbiter (character)|Arbiter]] and the Prophet of Truth he tells a bit of history about the Covenant, mentioning the [[Grunt Rebellion]] and the [[Taming of the Hunters]].

He stayed by Truth's side after the death of Regret, and appeared to be more of a supporter of Truth than an equal. As the [[Civil War of the Covenant]] began, Mercy still stayed at Truth's side, even as it seemed that Truth was unraveling the foundations of the Covenant.

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 ==Summary==
-Very little is known about Mercy, as his role in the game is slim compared to his counterparts Truth and Regret. Due to his appearance and voice, it is thought that he is the eldest of the three High Prophets, mainly because of his ghostly white skin and raspier voice. During a meeting with the [[Arbiter (character)|Arbiter]] and the Prophet of Truth he tells a bit of history about the Covenant, mentioning the [[Grunt Rebellion]] and the [[Taming of the Hunters]].
+Very little is known about Mercy, as his role in the game is slim compared to his counterparts Truth and Regret. During a meeting with the [[Arbiter (character)|Arbiter]] and the Prophet of Truth he tells a bit of history about the Covenant, mentioning the [[Grunt Rebellion]] and the [[Taming of the Hunters]].
 He stayed by Truth's side after the death of Regret, and appeared to be more of a supporter of Truth than an equal. As the [[Civil War of the Covenant]] began, Mercy still stayed at Truth's side, even as it seemed that Truth was unraveling the foundations of the Covenant.