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Sometime following the death of the [[Panoptes, Infinite Mind|Infinite Mind]] and the discovery of Saint-14's remains, [[Osiris]] began pooling resources from the [[Infinite Forest]]. With the [[Drifter]]'s consultation on its engineering, Osiris created a prototype of a time-traveling device, [[The Sundial]], with the intent of saving the fallen Titan from his final fate. Using a dozen of his Echoes, Osiris scoured throughout the history of Mercury for the moment where Saint fell to the Martyr Mind, but was unsuccessful in his attempts at locating the right time span before giving up and shutting down the Sundial in disappointment. <ref>https://www.bungie.net/en/Explore/Detail/News/48436</ref> | Sometime following the death of the [[Panoptes, Infinite Mind|Infinite Mind]] and the discovery of Saint-14's remains, [[Osiris]] began pooling resources from the [[Infinite Forest]]. With the [[Drifter]]'s consultation on its engineering, Osiris created a prototype of a time-traveling device, [[The Sundial]], with the intent of saving the fallen Titan from his final fate. Using a dozen of his Echoes, Osiris scoured throughout the history of Mercury for the moment where Saint fell to the Martyr Mind, but was unsuccessful in his attempts at locating the right time span before giving up and shutting down the Sundial in disappointment. <ref>https://www.bungie.net/en/Explore/Detail/News/48436</ref> | ||
When the [[Red Legion]] hijacked the Sundial and began | When three [[Psion Flyer]] sisters from the [[Red Legion]] hijacked the Sundial and began fragmenting Mercury into multiple alternate timelines, [[the Guardian]] took up the seemingly impossible task of rescuing Saint-14 from his fate much to Osiris' bitter skepticism. Using a unique frequency keyed to the [[Perfect Paradox]] that they recovered from Saint's personal effects (after it had in fact been created by the Guardian at [[the Infinite Forge]] on Mercury), the Guardian and their [[Ghost (Little Light)|Ghost]] traversed time to an early moment in Mercury's past, during Saint's first off-world mission. Upon aiding the Exo in a fight against [[Fallen]] from the [[House of Rain]], the Guardian gifted Saint with the Perfect Paradox, and their Ghost shared a vision of the present-day [[Last City]]; this act would inspire Saint to become the hero he is remembered as in the present.<ref name="CorridorsOfTimePt1"/> | ||
Days later, Osiris discovered a distress signal from Saint's Ghost in the Vex network, and dispatched the Guardian to [[Nessus]] to open a gateway into the network and find it. The Guardian located the dead Ghost held by a broken Goblin atop a pile of dead Vex, and heard Saint's last moments before he is killed. With the Ghost as a guide, the Guardian again used the Sundial, this time managing to arrive at the proper moment in time. They come across Saint amidst the wreckage of several Vex, his Light already drained by the Mind created to stop him: [[Agioktis, Martyr Mind]]. Before the Guardian arrived, he had been about to send his Ghost away, but with the Guardian there, he believed, the Vex were doomed. Agioktis trapped Saint as it battled the Guardian, backed up by [[Descendants|Descendant]] Vex and shielded by several [[Minotaur]]s. After a pitched battle, the Martyr Mind trapped the Guardian, and thus released Saint from his own trap; with his Light restored, Saint used his [[Sentinel Shield]] to smash Agioktis with the very Light it had been intended to drain. Saint then told the Guardian to return to their own time and open a gate from the Infinite Forest for him; even though that means he would remain in the Forest for years until that happened, the Vex had expended all of their effort in creating the Martyr Mind, and now had nothing to stop him. Returning to their present, the Guardian opened the pathway to the Forest. A moment later, Saint emerged, smashing through Descendant Vex, ending with a Minotaur that he headbutted to death in the same fashion as he had killed Solkis at Twilight Gap. | Days later, Osiris discovered a distress signal from Saint's Ghost in the Vex network, and dispatched the Guardian to [[Nessus]] to open a gateway into the network and find it. The Guardian located the dead Ghost held by a broken Goblin atop a pile of dead Vex, and heard Saint's last moments before he is killed. With the Ghost as a guide, the Guardian again used the Sundial, this time managing to arrive at the proper moment in time. They come across Saint amidst the wreckage of several Vex, his Light already drained by the Mind created to stop him: [[Agioktis, Martyr Mind]]. Before the Guardian arrived, he had been about to send his Ghost away, but with the Guardian there, he believed, the Vex were doomed. Agioktis trapped Saint as it battled the Guardian, backed up by [[Descendants|Descendant]] Vex and shielded by several [[Minotaur]]s. After a pitched battle, the Martyr Mind trapped the Guardian, and thus released Saint from his own trap; with his Light restored, Saint used his [[Sentinel Shield]] to smash Agioktis with the very Light it had been intended to drain. Saint then told the Guardian to return to their own time and open a gate from the Infinite Forest for him; even though that means he would remain in the Forest for years until that happened, the Vex had expended all of their effort in creating the Martyr Mind, and now had nothing to stop him. Returning to their present, the Guardian opened the pathway to the Forest. A moment later, Saint emerged, smashing through Descendant Vex, ending with a Minotaur that he headbutted to death in the same fashion as he had killed Solkis at Twilight Gap. | ||