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{{quote|I cannot explain what the Nine are. They are... very large. I cannot explain. The fault is mine, not yours.|Xûr, Agent of the Nine}} | {{quote|I cannot explain what the Nine are. They are... very large. I cannot explain. The fault is mine, not yours.|Xûr, Agent of the Nine}} | ||
Very little about the Nine or the Jovian peoples | Very little about the Nine or the Jovian peoples was known for very long due to their enigmatic nature, and lack of information on their true form as the planets of themselves. In ''Destiny'', a [[Grimoire]] Card, Ghost Fragment: Legends 2, presents nine legends that offered contradictory clues and hints as to their nature.<ref name="Legends 2">'''Bungie (2014/9/9)''', ''[[Destiny]], PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard'', ''[[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Allies/Legends_%26_Mysteries#Ghost_Fragment:_Legends_2| Ghost Fragment: Legends 2]]''</ref> Many of the entities described by the legends actually exist, but while they all seem to be linked to the Nine, the nature of the connection varies. The Emissary claims that both deliberately seeking them out and doing nothing may lead one to encounter them, as they are ''"everywhere and nowhere"''. The Cabal call them the Ennead, and characterize them as ''"trapped and reaching out"''.<ref name="Ennead"/> These theories all turned out to be incorrect, as the Nine are infact the worlds of the [[Solar System]] themselves, literally being "everywhere and nowhere" as described by the Emissary herself. | ||
*Former human colonies who made a compact with an alien force to survive became the Nine and/or the Jovians. | *Former human colonies who made a compact with an alien force to survive became the Nine and/or the Jovians. | ||
