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===Disturbing Revelations=== | ===Disturbing Revelations=== | ||
During the events of [[The Witch Queen]], [[The Guardian]] discovers that the Traveler | During the events of [[The Witch Queen]], [[The Guardian]] discovers that the Traveler, seemingly intentionally, chose to grant the Light to [[Savathûn, the Witch Queen]] and her [[Lucent Brood]] for an unknown purpose. Through usage of the [[Relic]] on Mars, it is learned that [[The Witness]] tricked the Hive into becoming its servants to avoid them being uplifted by the Traveler itself, like what occurred with many other civilizations. As a method of protecting the Traveler from destruction, the Light-bearing Savathûn attempted a ritual to bring the Traveler into her throne world, after which she would seal off entry for all beings. Despite succeeding in drawing the Traveler in, Savathûn is defeated at her own game and the spell is broken, causing the Traveler to return to the Last City's sky. Whether it truly wished to be brought to the throne world, wishing for the Hive to supplant the Humans, Exo, and Awoken as its Guardians, and if it even purposely chose the Hive, is still unknown. | ||
At some point during these events, the [[Disciples of the Witness|Disciple of the Witness]] [[Rhulk]] had the Scorn under his command bring him a [[Ghost]] for study. His efforts were thwarted by the Traveler, who took direct control of the Ghost and rebuked Rhulk before causing the Ghost to explode. | |||
===Nowhere Left to Run=== | ===Nowhere Left to Run=== | ||