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By [[2557|July 25, 2557]], Static Carillon had sent numerous messages to [[Installation 03]]'s monitor [[049 Abject Testament]], who remained unresponsive. This caused 859 to travel to Installation 03 through a [[slipspace portal|service portal]] to investigate. Upon arriving at the [[Composer's Abyss]] on Installation 03, the monitor was surprised to learn that the installation's [[Composer]] was missing. Upon noticing several [[Promethean]] constructs, he came into contact with the [[Ur-Didact]]. The Didact recognized Static Carillon as the "Keeper of the Composers". The Didact had Static Carillon show him the entrance to the Composer's Forge. Upon their arrival 859 had the Didact agree not to manufacture more [[Promethean Knights]] if 859 brought a Halo to the Composer's Forge.<ref name="HE9"/> When [[Blue Team]] entered the world from the service portal, the monitor reported it to the Didact solemnly revealed that the Spartans were entering. However, the Didact claimed that he looks forward to welcoming the Spartans to his world.<ref name="HE8">'''Halo: Escalation''', ''Issue #8''</ref> | By [[2557|July 25, 2557]], Static Carillon had sent numerous messages to [[Installation 03]]'s monitor [[049 Abject Testament]], who remained unresponsive. This caused 859 to travel to Installation 03 through a [[slipspace portal|service portal]] to investigate. Upon arriving at the [[Composer's Abyss]] on Installation 03, the monitor was surprised to learn that the installation's [[Composer]] was missing. Upon noticing several [[Promethean]] constructs, he came into contact with the [[Ur-Didact]]. The Didact recognized Static Carillon as the "Keeper of the Composers". The Didact had Static Carillon show him the entrance to the Composer's Forge. Upon their arrival 859 had the Didact agree not to manufacture more [[Promethean Knights]] if 859 brought a Halo to the Composer's Forge.<ref name="HE9"/> When [[Blue Team]] entered the world from the service portal, the monitor reported it to the Didact solemnly revealed that the Spartans were entering. However, the Didact claimed that he looks forward to welcoming the Spartans to his world.<ref name="HE8">'''Halo: Escalation''', ''Issue #8''</ref> | ||
However, the Didact soon broke the agreement between him and the monitor when he created more Knights. He intended to send them to [[Requiem]] to retake the planet. The next day, Static Carillon was horrified to learn that the Didact had broken his part of the agreement. However, the Didact grabbed his shell and | However, the Didact soon broke the agreement between him and the monitor when he created more Knights. He intended to send them to [[Requiem]] to retake the planet. The next day, Static Carillon was horrified to learn that the Didact had broken his part of the agreement. However, the Didact grabbed his shell and angrily reminded the monitor that he had not yet held up his part of the bargain. 859 then managed to bring a Halo through slipspace to the sky in the world. When he informed [[Blue Team]] of the Didact's plan, [[John-117]] decided they had to get to the Halo before the Didact. 859 decided to help them, not because he cared for humans but simply because the Didact broke his agreement. He helped Blue Team make their way to the portal and held off the Knights while they went through the portal, promising to look for a way to close it.<ref name="HE9"/> | ||
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Before 100,000 BCE |
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Blue illuminations with silver casing |
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Monitor of the Composer's Forge. |
859 Static Carillon is a Forerunner monitor acting as keeper of the Composers and tasked with maintaining the Composer's Forge.[1]
Biography
859 Static Carillon was created several centuries after the human-Forerunner wars, prior to the activation of the Halo Array. Static Carillon was charged as the keeper of the Composers and monitor of the Composer's Forge on an unknown world.[1]
By July 25, 2557, Static Carillon had sent numerous messages to Installation 03's monitor 049 Abject Testament, who remained unresponsive. This caused 859 to travel to Installation 03 through a service portal to investigate. Upon arriving at the Composer's Abyss on Installation 03, the monitor was surprised to learn that the installation's Composer was missing. Upon noticing several Promethean constructs, he came into contact with the Ur-Didact. The Didact recognized Static Carillon as the "Keeper of the Composers". The Didact had Static Carillon show him the entrance to the Composer's Forge. Upon their arrival 859 had the Didact agree not to manufacture more Promethean Knights if 859 brought a Halo to the Composer's Forge.[1] When Blue Team entered the world from the service portal, the monitor reported it to the Didact solemnly revealed that the Spartans were entering. However, the Didact claimed that he looks forward to welcoming the Spartans to his world.[2]
However, the Didact soon broke the agreement between him and the monitor when he created more Knights. He intended to send them to Requiem to retake the planet. The next day, Static Carillon was horrified to learn that the Didact had broken his part of the agreement. However, the Didact grabbed his shell and angrily reminded the monitor that he had not yet held up his part of the bargain. 859 then managed to bring a Halo through slipspace to the sky in the world. When he informed Blue Team of the Didact's plan, John-117 decided they had to get to the Halo before the Didact. 859 decided to help them, not because he cared for humans but simply because the Didact broke his agreement. He helped Blue Team make their way to the portal and held off the Knights while they went through the portal, promising to look for a way to close it.[1]
Trivia
Static is an adjective that refers to an object lacking in movement, action, or change.[3] Carillon is a set of musical bells that are generally played by an automatic mechanism or by machinery.[4]
List of appearances
- Halo: Escalation (First appearance)
Sources
- ^ a b c d Halo: Escalation, Issue #9
- ^ Halo: Escalation, Issue #8
- ^ Dictionary.com: Static
- ^ Dictionary.com: Carillon
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