Talk:Worm

Worms' Self-Description
Is it possible that maybe that these "worm gods" say that they possess jaws, wings, massive size and great strength are in actuality possibly be Wyrms of European legend, or more likely, deep-space wyrm dragons. Because that what it reads/sounds like. Anyone else agree? And then again, perhaps, like the Darkness itself, is always telling lies and generally being deceitful. Just a thought. --Xamikaze330 (talk) 20:38, 30 August 2016 (EDT)Xamikaze330


 * I think that is what they are, and the "worms" we see and shoot on the Dreadnaught are simply the larvae, or perhaps something specifically bred (by the Worm Gods) to infest the Hive. It is entirely possible it could also be a lie, but I think, since it was Yul the Honest Worm, they were being truthful on this part. I think what Savathûn meant by saying the Books lie is that they paint Oryx in a sympathetic light in order to deceive the Guardian to use the Touch of Malice. Historical events would be truthful. Oryx would not record his and his sisters' defeats against the Ecumene before he stole from Akka. Dante the Ghost (talk) 20:46, 30 August 2016 (EDT)


 * Hmm, Yul the "Honest" Worm...Methinks this may also be another lie as in like the way the Prophet of Truth in the Halo series using his own name to hide the deceit he had done. Although they were probably some half-truths, but most of it just lies. Whichever works best. Take your pick. --Xamikaze330 (talk) 12:56, 31 August 2016 (EDT)Xamikaze330


 * True. We'll never know for certain. But Savathûn was also cunning, and that is her nature as dictated to her by her worm, so there's also that. Why should her warning be the only thing that is certainly true? Dante the Ghost (talk) 13:53, 31 August 2016 (EDT)