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8/26/2016 12:15:43 PM
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does that mean if Eris dies, she's dead dead since she no longer has a ghost. Where as when we die (mostly dead) our ghost brings us back? The sceen where she gets the sword crystal takes on a whole new meaning.
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she has no ghost so no revive however as you mention she takes oryx's sword crystal and his sword logic is in that crystal. since she delved so far into the darkness to be able to live she knows what to do with the sword logic. she might be an opponent later in the game. if she can take oryxs sword logic and materialize it for herself she will be the first guardian to not only fully embrace the darkness but the first guardian to use the sword logic as it was intended to the effect of being able to coalesce a throne world of her own. thus providing her with a quasi revivable person. another point here is that she would be able to use the darkness without having to consume a worm
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another thought, what if the Exo Stranger is actually Efrideet?
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Exo has no ghost yet we clearly see her transmat. Can't be
