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Over a century later, Growth-Through-Trial-of-Change accompanied the IsoDidact and a number of other Forerunners on a mission to [[Maethrillian]] with the goal of restoring the [[Domain]], which had been rendered inert by the [[Great Purification|Halos' activation]]. After an encounter with the [[Precursor]] intelligence known as [[Abaddon]] in the [[Ecumene Council|council]] chamber, Trial, Bornstellar, and Chant pushed deeper into the capital in order to locate Abaddon's physical housing, where they believed the Domain could be reactivated by using a [[deadbolt]] key. With Abaddon intent on stopping the Forerunners from interacting with its core, vaporizing several of them in the process, Chant-to-Green rushed forward with the deadbolt. While none of the Forerunners knew for certain what would happen to the individual inserting the key into Abaddon's matrix, Trial and Chant believed a Lifeworker mind or genetic pattern would be necessary as a template to revive the Domain—along with the suspicion that this process may be fatal. Unwilling to let Chant sacrifice herself, Trial incapacitated the other Lifeworker and seized the key from her, then inserted it into Abaddon's core. She was momentarily caught in an intense glow, then vanished entirely, apparently having successfully initiated the Domain's slow process of regeneration.{{Ref/Reuse|ptk}}
Over a century later, Growth-Through-Trial-of-Change accompanied the IsoDidact and a number of other Forerunners on a mission to [[Maethrillian]] with the goal of restoring the [[Domain]], which had been rendered inert by the [[Great Purification|Halos' activation]]. After an encounter with the [[Precursor]] intelligence known as [[Abaddon]] in the [[Ecumene Council|council]] chamber, Trial, Bornstellar, and Chant pushed deeper into the capital in order to locate Abaddon's physical housing, where they believed the Domain could be reactivated by using a [[deadbolt]] key. With Abaddon intent on stopping the Forerunners from interacting with its core, vaporizing several of them in the process, Chant-to-Green rushed forward with the deadbolt. While none of the Forerunners knew for certain what would happen to the individual inserting the key into Abaddon's matrix, Trial and Chant believed a Lifeworker mind or genetic pattern would be necessary as a template to revive the Domain—along with the suspicion that this process may be fatal. Unwilling to let Chant sacrifice herself, Trial incapacitated the other Lifeworker and seized the key from her, then inserted it into Abaddon's core. She was momentarily caught in an intense glow, then vanished entirely, apparently having successfully initiated the Domain's slow process of regeneration.{{Ref/Reuse|ptk}}


A hundred thousand years later, [[Unnamed Haruspis|a]] [[Haruspis]] told the [[Ur-Didact]] that the Domain had needed the life template of a Lifeworker to start anew. While Trial's template allowed the Domain to reawaken, the damage that it suffered from Halo's pulse was extensive. As a result, the Domain created the void and the [[Warden Eternal]] to protect itself while it healed, using the template of millions of Haruspis essences much like the life template that Trial had used to revive it.{{Ref/Novel|Epi|14}}
==Personality and traits==
==Personality and traits==
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*''[[Halo: Fractures]]''
*''[[Halo: Fractures]]''
**''[[Promises to Keep]]''
**''[[Promises to Keep]]''
*''[[Halo: Epitaph]]'' {{Mo}}


==Sources==
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