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*'''Ikora Rey''': The Nexus Mind must have been a vital resource. The very appearance of the Restorative Mind means we have the Vex off balance. Press the advantage, [[The Guardian|Guardian]]. | *'''Ikora Rey''': The Nexus Mind must have been a vital resource. The very appearance of the Restorative Mind means we have the Vex off balance. Press the advantage, [[The Guardian|Guardian]]. | ||
'' | ''[[The Echo Chamber]]'' | ||
*'''Ghost''': That’s the time bridge. And the Restorative Mind! | *'''Ghost''': That’s the time bridge. And the Restorative Mind! | ||
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*'''Ghost''': That’s got its attention. | *'''Ghost''': That’s got its attention. | ||
The Restorative Mind exits the time bridge and posts itself above the Arc source. The Guardians continue to retrieve the relic. The Restorative Mind has no choice but to follow the relic and lower its shield, allowing the Guardians to inflict massive amounts of damage. It returns to the time bridge as a last resort. The walls begin to close in and shift left to right, as a great deal of Vex enemies begin to spawn. The Guardians continue to fight. They retrieve the relic and place it in the capacitor one last time. The Restorative Mind fires its Medusa’s Gaze to no avail. It's shield is down. The Guardians deal their final strike. The Restorative Mind is destroyed. | |||
*'''Ikora Rey''': The weft and weave of space and time is intact. You have made whole the past again. The destruction of the Restorative Mind will ripple across the stars. And its deeds will be undone over and again. Very well done, Guardian. | *'''Ikora Rey''': The weft and weave of space and time is intact. You have made whole the past again. The destruction of the Restorative Mind will ripple across the stars. And its deeds will be undone over and again. Very well done, Guardian. |