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Ikora: Why?
Ikora: Why?


Eris: She’s left the Hellmouth. Her inner chambers are active. More so than I have seen. But she is no longer in the shadows.
Eris: She's left the Hellmouth. Her inner chambers are active. More so than I have seen. But she is no longer in the shadows.


Ikora: No, not—I don't question your belief. I’m asking why she is here. Why Earth? Please, try to be clear. There is no time for cryptic half-answers and almost-truths.
Ikora: No, not—I don't question your belief. I'm asking why she is here. Why Earth? Please, try to be clear. There is no time for cryptic half-answers and almost-truths.


Eris: Heh.
Eris: Heh.
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Eris: It seems I have become more like the Speaker—
Eris: It seems I have become more like the Speaker—


Ikora: Secrets have their places. Here, now, is not that place. Omnigul. Tell me what you’ve learned. Tell me how we stop her.
Ikora: Secrets have their places. Here, now, is not that place. Omnigul. Tell me what you've learned. Tell me how we stop her.


Eris: There may be no stopping what comes. The Hive in Old Russia—in that dead land—their assault on the Cosmodrome is no coincidence. They move against the Light with purpose. Always with purpose.
Eris: There may be no stopping what comes. The Hive in Old Russia—in that dead land—their assault on the Cosmodrome is no coincidence. They move against the Light with purpose. Always with purpose.
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Eris: Rasputin. Yes. The last fail safe against the night.
Eris: Rasputin. Yes. The last fail safe against the night.


Ikora: He’s still yet to heed our calls—
Ikora: He's still yet to heed our calls—


Eris: I’m aware.
Eris: I'm aware.


Ikora: —but seems just.
Ikora: —but seems just.
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Ikora: They do not seek to destroy Rasputin.
Ikora: They do not seek to destroy Rasputin.


Eris: I don’t know. Destroying Rasputin would cost us a treasure beyond belief. But, such fury twisted to the Hive’s ends?
Eris: I don't know. Destroying Rasputin would cost us a treasure beyond belief. But, such fury twisted to the Hive's ends?


Ikora: We would fall.
Ikora: We would fall.
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Ikora: Then you need a new army.
Ikora: Then you need a new army.


Eris: I’ve made that mistake before.
Eris: I've made that mistake before.


Ikora: You saved us all. Your sacrifice—
Ikora: You saved us all. Your sacrifice—
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I am hoping the [[Warmind]]s may hold further answers—that they can see into worlds where we can only see what lies upon them. The treasure of knowledge they promise still remains the most sought after of any Guardian. Whoever can find a way past their firewalls of ancient arts, and make them the allies they once were, could spare us further atrocities. And though Rasputin offers some promise, one can only hope its silence is self-defense, that it seeks only to preserve itself. We have to prove to it that we are on its side, but I am starting to doubt that is absolutely true. That maybe the Hive or the Darkness itself now have a grasp on his systems.
I am hoping the [[Warmind]]s may hold further answers—that they can see into worlds where we can only see what lies upon them. The treasure of knowledge they promise still remains the most sought after of any Guardian. Whoever can find a way past their firewalls of ancient arts, and make them the allies they once were, could spare us further atrocities. And though Rasputin offers some promise, one can only hope its silence is self-defense, that it seeks only to preserve itself. We have to prove to it that we are on its side, but I am starting to doubt that is absolutely true. That maybe the Hive or the Darkness itself now have a grasp on his systems.


But then again, I am an old man with many fears, and in those fears , often called madness, I will continue to dwell.
But then again, I am an old man with many fears, and in those fears, often called madness, I will continue to dwell.
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