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12/16/2019 5:51:47 PM
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<1. Oryx killed his sisters in HIS Throne World, and Savathûn later describes the events as leaving her trapped in her own Throne. Him killing his sisters was not final, it was temporary. They would've been trapped in their Thrones forever until Oryx brought them back through bloody rituals involving war and deception.
2. Oryx's Throne World disintegrated upon his death, leaving the Dreadnaught in the material realm.
3. Oryx's death was final, as he was properly killed in his own Throne World.
While some of the Hidden Swarm tried to bring Oryx back through heresy or Nightmare essence, the civil war with each other left both sides of the brood broken. This was all Savathûn's doing, as she doesn't want Oryx back. Bringing him back is a HUGE detriment to her plans, arguably the biggest.
The only Hive sister that would even want him back is Xivu, who actually loves her family like Oryx did.>
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Lol I have the qoutes if you need It. I had the same conversation with this person.
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Edited by VixxVali: 12/20/2019 2:35:00 PMApologies, it's been a while since I've read the Books of Sorrow, and I'm just bad with lore in general. [spoiler]Probably shouldn't be posting vastly incorrect and scarcely researched ideas, considering that[/spoiler]
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It's good to be inquisitive and theory craft this stuff. Best lore in Destiny, in my opinion.
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Edited by VixxVali: 12/16/2019 6:57:24 PMThank you for clarifying this. Though I would like to know, where does Savathun describe these events? I would like to read that. Though, wherever it is, it was written by Savathun, and so should be taken with that in mind, given her trickery, so it may be false. I would still like to see it, though. Though, wouldn't that not particularly work, given the sword logic which the hive follow? If they were still alive in some capacity, he would have not gotten their power, correct? Correct me if I'm wrong, I've been trying to learn as much as possible about the lore, and would like any falsehood in my knowledge corrected. (apologies for how disconnected and odd this post is, I'm just editing in thoughts as I get them)
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Edited by The Rat King: 12/17/2019 1:29:14 AMWell technically Savathun doesnt follow the Sword Logic like the other two. She does just not in the same constricting way
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<sorry, it was Xivu Arath who said this. Look at the entry "This Love is War".>
