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The Worms speak to Sathona, who by now has taken the mother morph and has become very keen, and has named herself Savathûn. | The Worms speak to Sathona, who by now has taken the mother morph and has become very keen, and has named herself Savathûn. | ||
They go on to reveal that the Leviathan caged them within the Fundament for millions of years under the Traveler's philosophy of cosmic slavery, seeding civilizations predicated on what they believe to be a terrible lie—right actions can prevent suffering. | They go on to reveal that the Leviathan caged them within the Fundament for millions of years under the Traveler's philosophy of cosmic slavery, seeding civilizations predicated on what they believe to be a terrible lie—right actions can prevent suffering. Such philosophy is antithetical to the nature of reality, where deprivation and competition are universal. The Worms affirm that in the Deep, they enslave nothing and that liberation is their passion—existing only to help the universe achieve its terminal, self-forging glory. | ||
The Worms are pleased with Savathûn's use of the Worm larvae in the creation of mighty knights and plentiful warriors, pointing out that Taox’s retreat to the Hydrogen Fountain proves her superior strength. They then inform her that reclaiming Fundament would not be enough and the technology to build ships would come from one of the five hundred and eleven species living on the gas giant. | |||
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===XII: Out of the Deep=== | ===XII: Out of the Deep=== | ||