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The '''Locus of Communion''', once known as '''Akriis'''<ref>[https://www.ishtar-collective.net/entries/entry-9-heretical-flesh?highlight=akriis ENTRY 9 - Heretical Flesh]</ref> was a [[Scorn]] [[Ravager]] who was mutated by exposure to the [[Crown of Sorrow]] and the [[Darkness]] anomaly left where [[Mars]] once was.<ref>'''Bungie (2021/2/9)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Chosen]] - [[Mission]]: [[Exotic Quest: Presage]]''</ref> It was the end result of an experiment performed by [[Emperor Calus]] in an attempt to commune with the Darkness. The Locus of Communion then stalked and cornered [[The Guardian]] once they boarded the [[Glykon Volatus]], where it was kept. Once the Locus of Communion confronted the Guardian it was silenced and its Scorn along with it.

Combat-wise, the Locus of Communion had the same abilities as their [[Reksis Vahn, the Hangman|Forsaken]] counterpart, in which it used its [[Flame Censer]] as a melee weapon, wildly swinging when within range and slammed it onto the ground to create a trail of fire if its target was out of range.

The fight started after the fireteam jumped down the vent hole to the boiler room-like area, with Locus spawning in right in front of them. The Locus was immediately damageable for a short period where he teleported into the lower floor of the room which was engulfed in extreme heat that'd quickly kill any Guardian that entered. It then spawned waves of Scorn to fight its attacker. Clearing the enemies allowed three consoles, one on the each end of the room and one in the middle in a small room, to be activated. Once all 3 consoles were activated, the lower floor where the Locus of Communion was hiding cooled down, allowing for the fireteam to jump down from three entrances on each end of the room and from the middle across the small room with the coolant console. The Locus was then vulnerable until a third of its health was depleted, after which it restarted the boilers and the lower floor reignited in flames again, repeating the progress.