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'''The Warden''' was a [[Forerunner]] [[monitor]] serving aboard the [[Capital]]. It was placed in charge of detaining accused criminals before they were judged by the [[Ecumene Council|Council]], as well as providing their defense. It was an ancient AI, over 25,000 years old by [[ | '''The Warden''' was a [[Forerunner]] [[monitor]] serving aboard the [[Capital]]. It was placed in charge of detaining accused criminals before they were judged by the [[Ecumene Council|Council]], as well as providing their defense. It was an ancient AI, over 25,000 years old by [[97,445 BCE]].<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 296-297''</ref> | ||
The Warden was assigned to defend [[Faber]], the [[Master Builder]], before the [[Supreme Mantle Court]] during Faber's trial for the misuse of [[Installation 07|a Halo]]. During the [[Battle of the Capital|subsequent attack]] on the Capital by [[Mendicant Bias]], the Warden aided Faber in escaping, delivering him to [[Sharp-by-Striking]].<ref>'''Halo: Silentium''', ''String 5''</ref> According to Faber himself, the Warden acted out of its own initiative and saved him because it knew his value; however, when interrogating the Master Builder years later, the [[Juridical|Master Juridical]] asserted that the Warden had been bribed. Faber denied this, stating that the notion of bribing a machine was absurd.<ref>'''Halo: Silentium''', ''page 191''</ref> | The Warden was assigned to defend [[Faber]], the [[Master Builder]], before the [[Supreme Mantle Court]] during Faber's trial for the misuse of [[Installation 07|a Halo]]. During the [[Battle of the Capital|subsequent attack]] on the Capital by [[Mendicant Bias]], the Warden aided Faber in escaping, delivering him to [[Sharp-by-Striking]].<ref>'''Halo: Silentium''', ''String 5''</ref> According to Faber himself, the Warden acted out of its own initiative and saved him because it knew his value; however, when interrogating the Master Builder years later, the [[Juridical|Master Juridical]] asserted that the Warden had been bribed. Faber denied this, stating that the notion of bribing a machine was absurd.<ref>'''Halo: Silentium''', ''page 191''</ref> | ||
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The Warden was a Forerunner monitor serving aboard the Capital. It was placed in charge of detaining accused criminals before they were judged by the Council, as well as providing their defense. It was an ancient AI, over 25,000 years old by 97,445 BCE.[1]
The Warden was assigned to defend Faber, the Master Builder, before the Supreme Mantle Court during Faber's trial for the misuse of a Halo. During the subsequent attack on the Capital by Mendicant Bias, the Warden aided Faber in escaping, delivering him to Sharp-by-Striking.[2] According to Faber himself, the Warden acted out of its own initiative and saved him because it knew his value; however, when interrogating the Master Builder years later, the Master Juridical asserted that the Warden had been bribed. Faber denied this, stating that the notion of bribing a machine was absurd.[3]
List of appearances
- Halo: Cryptum (First appearance)
- Halo: Silentium (Mentioned only)
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