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{{Quote|The Red Legion came to this wretched system to claim the Traveler, and it was within our grasp. We did it not for personal pride, but for the collective glory of our people—for Torobatl. I will take the Leviathan for the Red Legion. The great machine is a weapon of the Cabal, and if Calus holds no allegiance to his people, then he is not worthy to wield it.|[[Val Ca'uor]]}} | {{Quote|The Red Legion came to this wretched system to claim the Traveler, and it was within our grasp. We did it not for personal pride, but for the collective glory of our people—for Torobatl. I will take the Leviathan for the Red Legion. The great machine is a weapon of the Cabal, and if Calus holds no allegiance to his people, then he is not worthy to wield it.|[[Val Ca'uor]]}} | ||
Some time later, following the end of the Red War, in the vacancy that was left behind by Ghaul's death, [[Val Ca'uor]] took advantage of the power vacuum and quickly asserted himself as the commander of the Red Legion. Under his direction, he hoped to resupply the [[Red Legion]] by pillaging Vex technology from [[Mercury]] and gather energy from [[Mars]] to regain their strength following the failure to capture the Traveler and defeat the Guardians.<ref>'''Bungie (2018/5/8)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Warmind (expansion)|Warmind]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Last of the Legion]]''</ref> | Some time later, following the end of the Red War, in the vacancy that was left behind by Ghaul's death, [[Val Ca'uor]] took advantage of the power vacuum and quickly asserted himself as the commander of the Red Legion. Under his direction, he hoped to resupply the [[Red Legion]] by pillaging Vex technology from [[Mercury]] and gather energy from [[Mars]] to regain their strength following the failure to capture the Traveler and defeat the Guardians.<ref>'''Bungie (2018/5/8)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Warmind (expansion)|Warmind]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Last of the Legion]]''</ref> | ||
After [[Xol, Will of the Thousands]] was killed, [[Val Ca'uor]] led a fleet against The Leviathan in order to kill Emperor Calus and seize the ship for the Red Legion's purposes. To the Red Legion and Ca'our respectively, the Loyalists and Calus had betrayed the [[Torobatl|Cabal]] people and proven themselves as traitors by not assisting the Cabal in the [[Red War]] which would have been their Salvation. In a great siege, Ca'our and the Red Legion slaughtered countless Loyalists through their conquest of the Leviathan's internals and [[Leviathan, Spire of Stars|Spire]]. Ca'our had even managed to nearly slay a robotic Calus duplicate before meeting his end by the Guardians.<ref>'''Bungie (2018/5/8)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Warmind (expansion)|Warmind]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[The Emperor's Envy]]''</ref> | After [[Xol, Will of the Thousands]] was killed, [[Val Ca'uor]] led a fleet against The Leviathan in order to kill Emperor Calus and seize the ship for the Red Legion's purposes. To the Red Legion and Ca'our respectively, the Loyalists and Calus had betrayed the [[Torobatl|Cabal]] people and proven themselves as traitors by not assisting the Cabal in the [[Red War]] which would have been their Salvation. In a great siege, Ca'our and the Red Legion slaughtered countless Loyalists through their conquest of the Leviathan's internals and [[Leviathan, Spire of Stars|Spire]]. Ca'our had even managed to nearly slay a robotic Calus duplicate before meeting his end by the Guardians.<ref>'''Bungie (2018/5/8)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Warmind (expansion)|Warmind]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[The Emperor's Envy]]''</ref> | ||