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[[File:PsionFlayers.gif|300px|Right|thumb|Inotam, fusion of the Psion sisters.]] | [[File:PsionFlayers.gif|300px|Right|thumb|Inotam, fusion of the Psion sisters.]] | ||
{{Quote|The past and future are at our fingertips, sisters. Let us see what prospects they hold.|Ozletc, the Sky Piercer after gaining control of the Sundial.}} | {{Quote|The past and future are at our fingertips, sisters. Let us see what prospects they hold.|Ozletc, the Sky Piercer after gaining control of the Sundial.}} | ||
Sometime after the Guardians' conflicts with the Hive and [[Nightmare]]s on [[Luna]] and defeating the [[Vex Offensive]]s, [[Osiris]] calls upon the Young Wolf to Mercury. The legendary [[Warlock]] claims that after [[The Undying Mind]]'s final destruction, the | Sometime after the Guardians' conflicts with the Hive and [[Nightmare]]s on [[Luna]] and defeating the [[Vex Offensive]]s, [[Osiris]] calls upon the Young Wolf to Mercury. The legendary [[Warlock]] claims that after [[The Undying Mind]]'s final destruction, the Vex's projected futures have been undone and worse, a council of Red Legion [[Psion Flayers]] found Osiris's time-altering [[Sundial]] and with it began rewriting history to their advantage. Their meddling with time resulted in [[Mercury]] fracturing into three different eras, each with their own timelines dictated by the Red Legion. Teaming up with Osiris to ensure the safety of time, the Guardians were fight to undo the alternate timelines that the Red Legion established. During the first three weeks of combat, the Guardians had killed counterparts of the Psion Council; the sisters, [[Niruul, the Hollow Voice]], [[Ozletc, the Sky Piercer]] and [[Tazaroc, the Sun Eater]], one by one. | ||
After a few more weeks of collapsing the Red Legion's timelines, the remaining Psion Council would band together and use their power to fuse into [[Inotam, Oblivion's Triune]], as a final resort to secure the [[Corridors of Time]]. Inotam violently clashed with the Guardians with their combined power and Cabal reinforcements, but the Guardians ultimately proved superior in slaying Inotam and ending the Psion Council's scheme to subvert time. Regardless of this victory, Osiris feels that other Red Legion radicals exist and the Guardians must be ready for when they will appear. Osiris would in fact be right, for unknown to the Guardians, a fourth Psion Flayer remains; [[Amtec]], the youngest of the Psion Council of sisters. Having been told of the possibility of her sisters's demise, Amtec schemes to exact vengeance upon the Guardians in the name of her sisters. | |||
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====Collision Course==== | ====Collision Course==== | ||
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{{Quote|The Red Legion has one last play. They've boarded their superweapon the Almighty. And it's on the move. You already destroyed its starkilling munitions. But whatever the Legion hopes to achieve… won't end well for us.|Zavala}} | {{Quote|The Red Legion has one last play. They've boarded their superweapon the Almighty. And it's on the move. You already destroyed its starkilling munitions. But whatever the Legion hopes to achieve… won't end well for us.|Zavala}} | ||
After their crippling defeat at the Sundial, a contingent of the Red Legion, headed by the last remaining Psion Flayer, [[Amtec]], decide to direct the Almighty into an ongoing collision into the Last City itself; disabling its propulsion engines and navigation systems despite the efforts of [[Zavala]] and [[Ana Bray]]. With little to no choice, the Vanguard decide to cooperate with the Warmind Rasputin, with Guardians arming his arsenal of Warsat satellites, in order to save their home from destruction. This begins [[The Almighty Crisis]]. A minor assault was staged against the Warmind's core on Mars only to be thwarted by the Guardian and Rasputin's frames. The | After their crippling defeat at the Sundial, a contingent of the Red Legion, headed by the last remaining Psion Flayer, [[Amtec]], decide to direct the derelict Almighty into an ongoing collision into the Last City itself; disabling its propulsion engines and navigation systems despite the efforts of [[Zavala]] and [[Ana Bray]]. With little to no choice, the Vanguard decide to cooperate with the Warmind Rasputin, with Guardians arming his arsenal of Warsat satellites, in order to save their home from destruction. This begins [[The Almighty Crisis]]. A minor assault was staged against the Warmind's core on Mars only to be thwarted by the Guardian and Rasputin's frames. The Cabal also has forces engaging the Seraph Towers throughout the system to prevent Rasputin's armaments from destroying the Almighty, whilst plundering the [[Seraph Bunker]] of the Warmind's resources. | ||
Meanwhile, a [[Shadows of Calus|Shadow]] in service of Calus made off with [[the Fourth Horseman]], an infamous Cabal killer stolen from the [[Tower (Destiny 2)|Tower]], to eliminate key Red Legionnaires. However, the agent was disposed by a countermeasure put into place by [[Emperor Calus]]’s daughter, the Imperial Princess [[Caiatl]]. Regardless of this countermeasure, the Guardians were successful in reclaiming the Fourth Horsemen from a company of Red Legion soldiers guarding it. | Meanwhile, a [[Shadows of Calus|Shadow]] in service of Calus made off with [[the Fourth Horseman]], an infamous Cabal killer stolen from the [[Tower (Destiny 2)|Tower]], to eliminate key Red Legionnaires. However, the agent was disposed by a countermeasure put into place by [[Emperor Calus]]’s daughter, the Imperial Princess [[Caiatl]]. Regardless of this countermeasure, the Guardians were successful in reclaiming the Fourth Horsemen from a company of Red Legion soldiers guarding it in the [[Quarry]]. | ||
During the past few months as Guardians succeeded in activating Rasputin's Seraph Bunkers, The Almighty had almost reached the Last City, so close, it could be seen from the Tower. Thankfully, Rasputin used his re-activated armaments and destroyed the Almighty, finally ending the Red Legion’s plot to annihilate the City, as well as destroying one of Ghaul’s most finest and destructive works. While the remains of the legendary sun destroyer plummeted into mountains close by with a small chunk chipping off a piece of the Tower, the Guardian's home was saved and the | During the past few months as Guardians succeeded in activating Rasputin's Seraph Bunkers, The Almighty had almost reached the Last City, so close, it could be seen from the Tower. Thankfully, Rasputin used his re-activated armaments and destroyed the Almighty, finally ending the Red Legion’s plot to annihilate the City, as well as destroying one of Ghaul’s most finest and destructive works. While the remains of the legendary sun destroyer plummeted into mountains close by with a small chunk chipping off a piece of the Tower, the Guardian's home was saved and the Red Legion's final resort had been reduced to rubble. It is unknown if Amtec died on the ship or not. | ||
====Desperate Times==== | ====Desperate Times==== | ||
{{Quote|Ain't much of the Legion left these days. They must be getting desperate. Remind you of something?|Drifter}} | {{Quote|Ain't much of the Legion left these days. They must be getting desperate. Remind you of something?|Drifter}} | ||
With the | With the Almighty's crash site no longer aflame and its debris no longer falling from the sky, the Cabal of the broken Red Legion was reduce to operating in holdouts despite their countless losses. Several groups of Cabal would even interfered with the Vanguard's [[Contact|efforts]] to contain residual energy from [[Pyramid Scale]]s on [[Io]]; drawn desperately to its terraforming [[Darkness]] in a vain effort to harness its powers. Eventually the [[Black Fleet]] caused [[Io]], [[Titan]], [[Mars]], and [[Mercury]] to disappear in the [[Sol System]], leaving countless Cabal lives to an unknown fate. | ||
===Empress' Advent=== | ===Empress' Advent=== |