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The Eliksni were a peaceful race of gardeners once graced by the [[Traveler]], however this changed with the arrival of the [[Darkness]] which destroyed their society in an event called the [[Whirlwind]]. They suffered further casualties when [[Oryx, the Taken King]] challenged the [[House of Stone]] and its [[Kell]], [[Chelchis, Kell of Stone]]. | The Eliksni were a peaceful race of gardeners once graced by the [[Traveler]], however this changed with the arrival of the [[Darkness]] which destroyed their society in an event called the [[Whirlwind]]. They suffered further casualties when [[Oryx, the Taken King]] challenged the [[House of Stone]] and its [[Kell]], [[Chelchis, Kell of Stone]]. | ||
They were forced to leave their homeworld after the noble Kells of the various Houses ordered a mass exodus and searched for salvation by following the Traveler across space. This period lasted for centuries and the Eliksni raised many generations of younglings during space flight. This new generation of Eliksni were deemed unlucky as they never witnessed the glory of Riis and were raised on stories and war songs that celebrated their lost culture. | They were forced to leave their homeworld after the noble Kells of the various Houses ordered a mass exodus and searched for salvation by following the Traveler across space. The Kells instructed their respective [[Prime Servitor]]s to calculate star flight which relayed the information to [[Pilot Servitor]]s to pilot their [[Ketch]]es. | ||
This period lasted for centuries and the Eliksni raised many generations of younglings during space flight. This new generation of Eliksni were deemed unlucky as they never witnessed the glory of Riis and were raised on stories and war songs that celebrated their lost culture.<ref name="Wild">'''Bungie (2020/11/10)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Beyond Light]], PlayStation 4, [[Lore]]: [[Lore:The Once-Shipstealer#XIII. The Wildcard|XIII. The Wildcard]]''</ref> Their [[Ketch]]es also became sacred as it fostered many clans and homes to families. They carried remnants of their dying culture such as ceremonial washing bowls and children’s musical instruments and ceramic effigies of [[Servitor]]s.<ref name="Kin">'''Bungie (2020/11/10)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Beyond Light]], PlayStation 4 [[Lore]]: [[Lore:Call_of_the_Cryptolith#II. RATIONS|II. RATIONS]]''</ref> | |||
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