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===Early Life=== | ===Early Life=== | ||
Rhulk was born on the planet [[Lubrae]], a civilization that had been blessed by the [[Traveler]] but fell into a military dictatorship after it left. When [[The Witness]] arrived, the planet was already fracturing as one of its moons was being destroyed. Rhulk would be betrayed by his family, as they didn’t follow his race’s ideology, and he fell into an existential crisis. | Rhulk was born on the planet [[Lubrae]], a civilization that had been blessed by the [[Traveler]] but fell into a military dictatorship after it left. When [[The Witness]] arrived, the planet was already fracturing as one of its moons was being destroyed. Rhulk would be betrayed by his family, as they didn’t follow his race’s ideology, and he fell into an existential crisis. [[The Witness]] took in the troubled warrior and made him into one of its Disciples, possibly the first. | ||
===Fundament=== | ===Fundament=== | ||
Rhulk would later serve as the Witness’ instrument in subjugating the [[Worm Gods]], forcing them to serve the aims of the [[Darkness]]. He swam into the depths of Fundament, meeting the [[Leviathan]] on the way and grievously injuring it by removing one of its ribs. Upon finding the Worm Gods at the core of the planet, he created a strain of miniature versions of the Worms, their so-called "larvae", which could be implanted into a host. He then left the Worm Gods to be found by the proto-Hive, abducting their sixth member and mother, [[Xita, the Nurturing Worm]] as collateral. | Rhulk would later serve as the Witness’ instrument in subjugating the [[Worm Gods]], forcing them to serve the aims of the [[Darkness]]. He swam into the depths of Fundament, meeting the [[Leviathan]] on the way and grievously injuring it by removing one of its ribs. Upon finding the Worm Gods at the core of the planet, he created a strain of miniature versions of the Worms, their so-called "larvae", which could be implanted into a host. He then left the Worm Gods to be found by the proto-Hive, abducting their sixth member and mother, [[Xita, the Nurturing Worm]] as collateral. | ||