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 {{Quote| Without its leader, does the Red Legion remain united under a shared purpose? Or has the deposed Emperor slipped his followers into their ranks?| Osiris}}
-After The Undying Mind's final destruction, the timeways over Mercury have been undone and a council of Cabal Psion Flayers aimed to take advantage of the Vex's disorganization to assume control over time itself and undo their defeat during the Red War. Their meddling with Osiris's time-altering Sundial resulted in Mercury fracturing into three different eras, each with their own timelines dictated by the Psion Flayers. The Guardians team up with Osiris to ensure the safety of time, preserve the present and to save a legend, Saint-14. During this, there were accounts of the Red Legion offering bulk of tribute in the form of Light and Vex technology to other Legions and Calus and his Loyalists themselves. It is uncertain, however, if these offerings extended from the confines of the Sundial or not. Judging from the Red Legion's following play in Season of the Worthy, it can be inferred they did not.
+After The Undying Mind's final destruction, the timeways over Mercury have been undone and a council of Red Legion Psion Flayers aimed to take advantage of the Vex's disorganization to assume control over time itself and undo their defeat during the Red War. Their meddling with Osiris's time-altering Sundial resulted in Mercury fracturing into three different eras, each with their own timelines dictated by the Psion Flayers. The Guardians team up with Osiris to ensure the safety of time, preserve the present and to save a legend, Saint-14. During this, there were accounts of the Red Legion offering bulk of tribute in the form of Light and Vex technology to other Legions and Calus and his Loyalists themselves. It is uncertain, however, if these offerings extended from the confines of the Sundial or not. Judging from the Red Legion's following play in Season of the Worthy, it can be inferred they did not.
-Upon Season of the Worthy, the Loyalists, as tasked by Calus, employed the use of a Shadow to steal [[The Fourth Horseman]] and utilize said weapon to take out multiple key Red Legionaires across the system. This Shadow, however, would be caught and killed by scouts and spies of [[Caiatl, the Princess-Imperial]], and instead be cached away by the Red Legion only to be obtained through violence by the Guardians once more.<ref>''' Bungie (2020/3/10)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Worthy]], PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[In Rides A Pale Horse]]''</ref>
+Upon Season of the Worthy, Calus employed a Shadow agent to steal [[The Fourth Horseman]], an infamous Cabal-killing weapon, to eliminate multiple key Red Legionnaires across the system. This Shadow, however, was caught and killed by [[Caiatl's Emissaries|emissaries]] of her daughter [[Empress Caiatl]], and the shotgun cached away by the Red Legion (which was recovered by the Guardians once more).<ref>''' Bungie (2020/3/10)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Worthy]], PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[In Rides A Pale Horse]]''</ref>
 Following the second arrival of the [[Pyramids]] in the Sol System, Calus and his Loyalists disappeared along with the Leviathan, abandoning their [[Loyalist Barge|barge]] on Nessus. With Caiatl seeking to raise the Red Legion once more and rally the remnants, she has commanded the Legion to seek Calus and the Leviathan and bring them forth to her.