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==Biography==

===Creating the Daleks===

Davros was ultimately responsible for ending the [[Kaled-Thal War]] that was provoked by the Quatch after they initially failed to conquer Skaro. Davros did so by creating the [[Dalek (Unbound Universe)|Dalek]]s, ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Masters of War (audio story)|Masters of War]]'') although unlike [[Davros|his N-Space counterpart]], ([[TV]]: ''[[Genesis of the Daleks (TV story)|Genesis of the Daleks]]'') Davros created two types of Daleks. One race, who Davros later referred to as "[[the Renegades]]", were effectively identical to the [[Dalek|Daleks his N-Space counterpart created]], lacking any degree of [[pity]] or [[mercy]]. These Daleks attempted to [[murder]] Davros, and eventually abandoned their creator and Skaro to conquer the Unbound Universe. However, the second Dalek race retained a concept of pity and mercy, albeit in a heavily distorted form, as part of Davros' attempts to create a race of Daleks that were strong and [[Intelligence|intelligent]], but remained [[Loyalty|loyal]] to their creator. Davros spent [[year]]s confined to the [[Dalek City (Unbound Universe)|Dalek City]], working on the Daleks; during this time, he also created the first [[Black Dalek (Unbound Universe)|Black Dalek]], who served as Davros' conduit to the City.  

Following Davros' departure from Skaro, the Daleks loyal to Davros also left Skaro to find their creator, who they believed had gone on a "spiritual quest". When they eventually returned to Skaro to protect the Thals from the Quatchs' upcoming second attack on the planet, the Daleks frequently broadcast "historical footage" (actually computer-generated imagery) of Davros teaching the Daleks about topics such as their nature or creation, their [[destiny]], Davros' upbringing and the Kaled-Thal War.

====The second Quatch assault====

After learning from the [[Unbound Doctor]] the truth of the Quatchs' instigation of the Kaled-Thal War, Davros was furious with the Quatch for deceiving him. Although he initially did not believe in the Quatchs' role in the Kaled-Thal War, Davros noted that their [[reason]]s for starting the War were consistent with their [[behaviour]]s; Davros even found it [[humour]]ous that he never once previously considered the Quatch to be the aggressors responsible for starting the Kaled-Thal War, noting that the Quatchs' tactics during the War were highly inferior to those of the Thals. Deciding that he could no longer serve the Quatch Empire after being manipulated for decades, Davros decided to betray them and finally achieve revenge against the aggressors that crippled him and led him to create the Daleks. In this moment, Davros proved that he was a deceptive [[strategist]], having secretly incorporated a system into the technology stabilising the Quatch in the Unbound Universe that could force the Quatch back to their native dimension. In the final moments before he died, Davros proudly stated that, although his death was not how he had imagined it, he felt that the scenario "[struck] the appropriate note!" ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Masters of War (audio story)|Masters of War]]'')

In stark contrast to [[the Doctor]] and [[Davros]] of [[N-Space]], who shared a strong personal rivalry that lasted throughout most of each other's lives, ([[TV]]: ''[[Genesis of the Daleks (TV story)|Genesis of the Daleks]]'' et al.) the Davros of the Unbound Universe did not know the Unbound Doctor at all until the duo encountered each other onboard the Quatch mothership during the Quatchs' second attack on Skaro; the Doctor argued to the Daleks assisting in the infiltration of the Quatch mothership that the lack of a close relationship between himself and Davros made him more suitable for informing Davros of the Quatchs' actions in the Kaled-Thal War, as he would provide less "emotional baggage". Even then, the Doctor and Davros only interacted with each other for a matter of [[minute]]s before Davros's [[self-sacrifice]], yet the two ultimately came to [[respect]] each other ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Masters of War (audio story)|Masters of War]]'') in a similar vein to their N-Space counterparts. ([[TV]]: ''[[Genesis of the Daleks (TV story)|Genesis of the Daleks]]'' et al.)