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==Overview==

The nature and purpose of the Black Garden was one of the longest-running mysteries known to the scholars of the Tower. It is intrinsically tied to both the [[The Traveler|Light]] and the [[Pyramids|Darkness]] long before the beginning of time. It is there that the Vex began as simple ~~programs~~ within the flora of the Garden that ~~escaped~~ into the macrocosm of the newly formed ~~multiverse~~ and became radiolaria.

The nature and purpose of the Black Garden was one of the longest-running mysteries known to the scholars of the Tower. It is intrinsically tied to both the [[The Traveler|Light]] and the [[Pyramids|Darkness]] long before the beginning of time. It is there that the Vex began as simple patterns within the flora of the Garden that bloomed into the macrocosm of the newly formed universe and became the first radiolaria.

According to Pujari, the Black Garden is a reflection of the Traveler's actions: when it terraformed the "iron world," the Garden either came to be or changed to match. The mesa-like structure in the center of the Garden strongly resembles the [[Cradle]] left behind by the Traveler on [[Io]], which was also seemingly a product of the Traveler's terraforming activities. However, it was not created by the Traveler.<ref name = "Pujari"/> When the Vex arrived, they attempted to control it and impose their own changes through rigorous engineering and earth-moving.<ref name="In the Garden">'''Bungie (2018/9/4)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken (expansion)|Forsaken]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Lore]]: [[Lore:The_Forsaken_Prince#In_the_Garden|In the Garden]]''</ref>

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 ==Overview==
-The nature and purpose of the Black Garden was one of the longest-running mysteries known to the scholars of the Tower. It is intrinsically tied to both the [[The Traveler|Light]] and the [[Pyramids|Darkness]] long before the beginning of time. It is there that the Vex began as simple programs within the flora of the Garden that escaped into the macrocosm of the newly formed multiverse and became radiolaria.
+The nature and purpose of the Black Garden was one of the longest-running mysteries known to the scholars of the Tower. It is intrinsically tied to both the [[The Traveler|Light]] and the [[Pyramids|Darkness]] long before the beginning of time. It is there that the Vex began as simple patterns within the flora of the Garden that bloomed into the macrocosm of the newly formed universe and became the first radiolaria.
 According to Pujari, the Black Garden is a reflection of the Traveler's actions: when it terraformed the "iron world," the Garden either came to be or changed to match. The mesa-like structure in the center of the Garden strongly resembles the [[Cradle]] left behind by the Traveler on [[Io]], which was also seemingly a product of the Traveler's terraforming activities. However, it was not created by the Traveler.<ref name = "Pujari"/> When the Vex arrived, they attempted to control it and impose their own changes through rigorous engineering and earth-moving.<ref name="In the Garden">'''Bungie (2018/9/4)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken (expansion)|Forsaken]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Lore]]: [[Lore:The_Forsaken_Prince#In_the_Garden|In the Garden]]''</ref>