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originally posted in:Collective Of Knowledge
9/27/2015 4:28:41 PM
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I used to think the skeleton in 'the wakening' story mission was one of an Ahamkara, three days after the release of the taken king I decided it's probably the bones of a giant worm. Even though worms don't have bones. And what are the cocoon shaped bugs on the moon?
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Edited by Phoca: 9/28/2015 2:24:40 AM(Moved to different line)
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Even though they're called worms, I don't think that they look exactly like worms in real life. It could easily be a worm skeleton, or an Ahamkara skeleton. Perhaps the worms and ahamkara are the same thing.
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Yeah, I've noticed they're related but you can find worms on the dreadnaut, but who knows, maybe the worms cocoon and turn into dragons.
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Yep. We know that worm larvae start off very small, since even thralls contain a worm within them. And they must grow very large since the dreadnaught is made from the carcass of one.
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Yep. We know that worm larvae start off very small, since even thralls contain a worm within them. And they must grow very large since the dreadnaught is made from the carcass of one.
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It is my personal opinion that the worms are the Ahamkara. Remember, we used to call dragons wyrms...
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Edited by Moot: 9/27/2015 7:35:35 PMYep. Also, in some of the verses where the worms speak, they end speech in the "oh **** mine" fashion. Just a clue.
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Perhaps you haven't been wrong either time...
