Forum:BIG BOI SERVITOR (Joke boss): Difference between revisions

After the death of Eramis, and the defeat of her Dark Council. The House of Salvation would continue to dwindle in numbers, either by defecting to the [[House of Light]], or being killed by [[Guardian]]s patrolling [[Europa]]. Within the chaos, a small group of [[Archon Aspirant, House Salvation|Archon Aspirants]] would began to form a plan to restore the House's Leadership, their conclusion was rebuilding of Mimiks Prime, something that would against their House's rules and the Dark Kell's wishes, but they did it nonetheless. However the attempts to do so would be futile as many of their recreations would end horribly, but they would come of with the idea of rebuilding Mimiks out of its remains, they would take it's destroyed parts and rebuild it with scraps of the [[Morning Star]] ship and [[BrayTech]] technology, their labor would become fruitful as Mimiks Prime would finally be rebuilt, more bigger than it formerly was. It would flock over to [[Technocrat's Iron]] and would lead the Salvation, this would catch the attention of [[Variks, the Loyal]], who would order the Guardian to uncover this surge of reorganization of House Salvation. After taking out patrolling Archon Aspirants assisted by Mimiks Minor Servitors, they would find out the return of Mimiks Prime, worried that his position would restore the mighty Empire once again, Variks would instruct The Guardian to infiltrate [[Riis-Reborn]] again and destroy the Servitor. After taking out swarming Guards and Archon Aspirants attempting to protect the machine god, they would face Mimiks Prime within the Technocrat's Iron. But despite it's enormous size and its use of Archon Aspirants at its disposal, Mimiks would finally be destroyed, finally supposedly ending the reign of the great Fallen Empire. HOWEVER, it would appear that Mimiks would somehow achieve the power of immortality, as Mimiks Prime would return again. Forcing The Guardian to come back and destroy the Servitor again and again, until it could be stopped.