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 The Librarian informed John of the Ur-Didact's plan to use a device called the [[Composer]] to forever imprison all of mankind into digital form. For him to be able to stand against the Didact, she must alter the Master Chief's genetic code, making him immune to the effects of the Composer, to which he agreed. She revealed to the Spartan that she had been guiding mankind throughout the millennia since their [[Reintroduction|reseeding]], providing a blueprint for their evolution, their technological advancement, their [[SPARTAN-II Program|Spartan program]], the [[MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor|MJOLNIR armor]] and even Cortana; all in an attempt to prepare them for what is to come. The Librarian told the Chief that he was the culmination of all her planning, what she was attempting to create with her actions. The Chief questioned her "Planning for what?" Before she could respond, they were interrupted by the Didact, and the Master Chief was forced to retreat, leaving the Librarian's cryptic warning unanswered.{{Ref/Reuse|reclaimer}} Thanks to the Librarian's actions, when the Didact used the Composer on [[Ivanoff Station]], the Master Chief survived to defeat him and destroy the weapon.
-===Guiding Spark and Rion===
+===Guiding Spark and Rion Forge===
-The Librarian had uploaded another essence of herself in [[Kilimanjaro Forerunner complex|a Forerunner complex]] beneath [[Mount Kilimanjaro]], near the site of her death. Following his near-destruction at the conclusion of the [[Human-Covenant War]], [[343 Guilty Spark]] had come to believe that the Librarian was still alive. Salvaged from the ruins of [[Installation 00]] by the crew of the {{UNSCShip|Rubicon}}, the monitor uploaded his [[personality construct array]] aboard the ''Rubicon'' and set a course for where he believed the Librarian could be found.<ref>'''Halo: Primordium''', ''pages 378-379''</ref> However, the mission failed when the ''Rubicon'' crashed on [[Geranos-a]]. Spark was recovered three years later by the [[salvager]] vessel ''[[Ace of Spades]]'' and forged an alliance with the crew to find the Librarian, eventually [[Mission to Mount Kilimanjaro|leading them]] to the Forerunner facility at Mount Kilimanjaro.
+The Librarian had uploaded another essence of herself in [[Kilimanjaro Forerunner complex|a Forerunner complex]] beneath [[Mount Kilimanjaro]], near the site of her death. Following his near-destruction at the conclusion of the [[Human-Covenant War]], [[343 Guilty Spark]] had come to believe that the Librarian was still alive. Salvaged from the ruins of [[Installation 00]] by the crew of the {{UNSCShip|Rubicon}}, the Monitor uploaded his [[personality construct array]] aboard the ''Rubicon'' and set a course for where he believed the Librarian could be found.<ref>'''Halo: Primordium''', ''pages 378-379''</ref> However, the mission failed when the ''Rubicon'' crashed on [[Geranos-a]]. Spark was recovered three years later by the [[salvager]] vessel ''[[Ace of Spades]]'' and forged an alliance with the crew to find the Librarian, eventually [[Mission to Mount Kilimanjaro|leading them]] to the Forerunner facility at Mount Kilimanjaro.
 In the facility, Spark and the ''Ace of Spades'' crew discovered a [[Lifeworker]] pod. After revealing the truth to [[Rion Forge]] about [[John Forge|her father's]] death, Spark entered the hard light beam containing the pod, where he encountered a personality imprint of the Librarian awakened by Spark's entry. Calling Spark by his human name, the Librarian recognized that she hurt her old friend greatly, but also expressed pride at what he had become. The Librarian revealed the awakening of the [[Ur-Didact]] on [[Requiem]] and her imprint there and expressed her hope that humanity would be able to achieve what the Forerunners could not and warned that darkness was coming from many sides for humanity.