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Three years later, the [[Qualdron Alignment]] managed to bring the Corruption back from the genetic graveyard by modifying [[Death Plague]] genes into a new strain of Corruption for use as a bio-weapon in the [[Empire-Alignment War]]. They were subsequently fought back into extinction by the [[Waspcaela Empire]]. | Three years later, the [[Qualdron Alignment]] managed to bring the Corruption back from the genetic graveyard by modifying [[Death Plague]] genes into a new strain of Corruption for use as a bio-weapon in the [[Empire-Alignment War]]. They were subsequently fought back into extinction by the [[Waspcaela Empire]]. | ||
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Three years later, the Qualdron Alignment managed to bring the Corruption back from the genetic graveyard by modifying Death Plague genes into a new strain of Corruption for use as a bio-weapon in the Empire-Alignment War. They were subsequently fought back into extinction by the Waspcaela Empire.
History
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Related Quotes
We don't like these things.
A member of the Ilanian Royal Guard, putting bluntly his government's stance on the Corruption.
As much as I wish I could forget about the Corruption, I can't!
Vespid Heterodonyx, being rather blunt as well.