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The '''Chief Groo''' is a title in [[Utwig]] culture, presumably of some significance. It is not known what exactly the Chief Groo does, but the Utwig have mentioned the title before when telling of their past, specifically that of the Great Sin in which the [[Ultron]] was broken. During the Chinz-Rahl celebration, the Utwig [[Grand Proctor]] was to pass the Ultron to the Chief Groo; unfortunatley, he/she did not realise the Ultron was as heavy and slippery as it was, resulting in him/her accidentally dropping the Utwig to the ground, damaging it and causing it to cease functioning.
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The '''Chief Groo''' is a title in [[Utwig]] culture, presumably of some significance. It is not known what exactly the Chief Groo does, but the Utwig have mentioned the title before when telling of their past, specifically that of the Great Sin in which the [[Ultron]] was broken. During the Chinz-Rahl celebration, the Utwig [[Grand Proctor]] was to pass the Ultron to the Chief Groo; unfortunatley, he/she did not realise the Ultron was as heavy and slippery as it was, resulting in him/her accidentally dropping the Ultron to the ground, damaging it and causing it to cease functioning.
  
 
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Revision as of 00:46, 28 July 2006

The Chief Groo is a title in Utwig culture, presumably of some significance. It is not known what exactly the Chief Groo does, but the Utwig have mentioned the title before when telling of their past, specifically that of the Great Sin in which the Ultron was broken. During the Chinz-Rahl celebration, the Utwig Grand Proctor was to pass the Ultron to the Chief Groo; unfortunatley, he/she did not realise the Ultron was as heavy and slippery as it was, resulting in him/her accidentally dropping the Ultron to the ground, damaging it and causing it to cease functioning.