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I admit, I found your questions divisive and disloyal, and I feared you might be capable of breaking our unity when the City's position had grown so tenuous. Why divert attention away from the Traveler, our only hope? | I admit, I found your questions divisive and disloyal, and I feared you might be capable of breaking our unity when the City's position had grown so tenuous. Why divert attention away from the Traveler, our only hope? | ||
And then it got worse, dabbling in thanatonautics, [[Ahamkara]]-lore, chasing after [[Xur]] and the tricks of the [[Nine]]. Launching expeditions into the [[Reef]] and beyond at a time when ships were irreplaceable. Your quest split Guardians along ideological lines. This was your greatest crime: Hunters chose to pursue your visions instead of protecting refugees, Titans assembled teams to chase the legendary [[Vault of Glass]] instead of striking the [[Fallen]], and Warlocks turned away from the study of the Traveler in favor of your ultimate obsession... learning the exact nature of the Darkness. | And then it got worse, dabbling in thanatonautics, [[Ahamkara]]-lore, chasing after [[Xur]] and the tricks of the [[Nine]]. Launching expeditions into the [[Reef]] and beyond at a time when ships were irreplaceable. Your quest split Guardians along ideological lines. This was your greatest crime: Hunters chose to pursue your visions instead of protecting refugees, Titans assembled teams to chase the legendary [[Vault of Glass (location)|Vault of Glass]] instead of striking the [[Fallen]], and Warlocks turned away from the study of the Traveler in favor of your ultimate obsession... learning the exact nature of the Darkness. | ||
When debate became argument, and argument became acrimony, I realized you had already become a cult of personality, attracting Guardians who wanted a clear idea of why they were fighting, what they faced, and how they would ultimately win. | When debate became argument, and argument became acrimony, I realized you had already become a cult of personality, attracting Guardians who wanted a clear idea of why they were fighting, what they faced, and how they would ultimately win. | ||