Mara Sov: Difference between revisions

As the Guardians worked to gain more submind data, they learned that Eramis continued to serve the Witness despite her failure and being punished for it, as her House Salvation aided the Wrathborn in seizing control over the Warsat Network. Mara would actually make a correspondence with the Shipstealer, attempting to appeal to her over what they once were, what they had lost and how they can't get back what they lost but despite her efforts, Eramis refused to be swayed. Mara would later suspect that even if Mithrax had killed Eramis at the end of their search for the Nezarec Relics, The Witness would've folded House Salvation into the Wrathborn as part of its army either way. The Shipstealer's death wouldn't have changed that but if Mithrax didn't stay his hand, then the Light Kell would've fell back into his old ways which Mara believes is what Eramis wanted.

Mara's apprehension and dislike towards Clovis would soon be well-justified as after Rasputin was repaired enough to speak directly, the Warmind revealed Clovis's true intentions for aiding them: The Bray Patriarch intended to use Rasputin to upload his digital mind into Seraph Station and assume control over the Warsat Network, becoming a machine god as Clovis always believed that only he was worthy of being humanity's savior. Furious that her grandfather had lied to her and attempted to use her for his selfish schemes, Ana would upload Rasputin into the prototype Exo Frame that housed Clovis's personality, leading him to be deleted, though he still existed in the Exoscience labs on Europa. Though Mara was at first wary of the Warmind, she admits to Ana that her efforts in repairing and interacting with Rasputin had made him into something better.