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{{Quote|Give me a fireteam of veterans. We'll hollow out the Leviathan in a week. Maybe less.|Aunor, requesting a fireteam to kill Calus}} | {{Quote|Give me a fireteam of veterans. We'll hollow out the Leviathan in a week. Maybe less.|Aunor, requesting a fireteam to kill Calus}} | ||
With her investigation of the Drifter finished, Aunor turned her attention to [[Emperor Calus]] of the [[Cabal]]. She learned that he had recently expanded his courting of Guardians by inviting them aboard ''[[The Leviathan]]'' to fight in his [[Menagerie]] for weapons, armor, and the right to join the [[Shadows of Calus]]. Concerned over yet another power in the system dividing the loyalties of the Guardians, Aunor briefed Zavala and Ikora on the situation and warned that Earth's Shadows would soon grow in number. She requested a fireteam of trusted veteran Guardians to lead in a scourging of ''The Leviathan'' and estimated it would take a week for her team to wipe it clean and kill Calus. Ikora noted that many of those veterans did not trust Aunor and denied her request, but she and Zavala affirmed that they did believe in her. [[Arc]] energy flashed in Aunor's eyes as she held her anger in check, questioning if they would do nothing yet again. Zavala declared that while Calus was not an ally, he was occupying the remnants of the Red Legion. Aunor pointed out that the Vanguard had been the ones to thoroughly defeat the Legion in the Red War, not Calus, and refuted their assertion that Calus' influence would wane once his lies were exposed by pointing out the Drifter's continued popularity. Although Ikora promised that Aunor would be on the first fireteam deployed if Calus ever made a wrong move, the Praxic Warlock departed without another word, frustrated by the Vanguard's lack of action and determined to continue monitoring the situation.<ref>'''Bungie (2019/6/4)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of Opulence]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[ | With her investigation of the Drifter finished, Aunor turned her attention to [[Emperor Calus]] of the [[Cabal]]. She learned that he had recently expanded his courting of Guardians by inviting them aboard ''[[The Leviathan]]'' to fight in his [[Menagerie]] for weapons, armor, and the right to join the [[Shadows of Calus]]. Concerned over yet another power in the system dividing the loyalties of the Guardians, Aunor briefed Zavala and Ikora on the situation and warned that Earth's Shadows would soon grow in number. She requested a fireteam of trusted veteran Guardians to lead in a scourging of ''The Leviathan'' and estimated it would take a week for her team to wipe it clean and kill Calus. Ikora noted that many of those veterans did not trust Aunor and denied her request, but she and Zavala affirmed that they did believe in her. [[Arc]] energy flashed in Aunor's eyes as she held her anger in check, questioning if they would do nothing yet again. Zavala declared that while Calus was not an ally, he was occupying the remnants of the Red Legion. Aunor pointed out that the Vanguard had been the ones to thoroughly defeat the Legion in the Red War, not Calus, and refuted their assertion that Calus' influence would wane once his lies were exposed by pointing out the Drifter's continued popularity. Although Ikora promised that Aunor would be on the first fireteam deployed if Calus ever made a wrong move, the Praxic Warlock departed without another word, frustrated by the Vanguard's lack of action and determined to continue monitoring the situation.<ref>'''Bungie (2019/6/4)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of Opulence]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Shadow_of_War_Suit#Penumbral_Mark|Penumbral Mark]]''</ref> | ||
Aunor and the [[Thanatonaut]] [[Harper]] were later summoned by Ikora to meet within a meditation chamber inside the Tower to interrogate [[Osiris]] after he returned to the Last City and informed the Vanguard that the [[Red Legion]] had captured his [[The Sundial|Sundial]] on [[Mercury]] and had fractured time with it. She was curious if the [[Vex]] had somehow corrupted Osiris into making the dangerous time-bending device, but was also unnerved by Ikora's uncompromising stare at her former mentor. The exiled Warlock admitted that he had constructed it in a bid to save [[Saint-14]] from his decades ago in the [[Infinite Forest]] while searching for Osiris. Aunor declared that all he had done was give the Cabal a temporal weapon, but while the Warlock admitted to making a mistake he claimed it was the nature of his job and that he would continue to make them. Aunor stated that they should lock Osiris up for his recklessness, although she was sympathetic towards him and did not argue for it with her usual fire, and Osiris noted that there were others more dangerous than him allowed to roam free in these desperate times. Ikora then requested to be left alone with Osiris, an order Aunor accepted without complaint and she departed alongside Harper, who was annoyed by the dismissal.<ref>'''Bungie, (12/9/2019), [[Weblore]]:''' ''[https://www.bungie.net/en/Explore/Detail/News/48439 Desperate Times]''</ref> | Aunor and the [[Thanatonaut]] [[Harper]] were later summoned by Ikora to meet within a meditation chamber inside the Tower to interrogate [[Osiris]] after he returned to the Last City and informed the Vanguard that the [[Red Legion]] had captured his [[The Sundial|Sundial]] on [[Mercury]] and had fractured time with it. She was curious if the [[Vex]] had somehow corrupted Osiris into making the dangerous time-bending device, but was also unnerved by Ikora's uncompromising stare at her former mentor. The exiled Warlock admitted that he had constructed it in a bid to save [[Saint-14]] from his decades ago in the [[Infinite Forest]] while searching for Osiris. Aunor declared that all he had done was give the Cabal a temporal weapon, but while the Warlock admitted to making a mistake he claimed it was the nature of his job and that he would continue to make them. Aunor stated that they should lock Osiris up for his recklessness, although she was sympathetic towards him and did not argue for it with her usual fire, and Osiris noted that there were others more dangerous than him allowed to roam free in these desperate times. Ikora then requested to be left alone with Osiris, an order Aunor accepted without complaint and she departed alongside Harper, who was annoyed by the dismissal.<ref>'''Bungie, (12/9/2019), [[Weblore]]:''' ''[https://www.bungie.net/en/Explore/Detail/News/48439 Desperate Times]''</ref> | ||