Lore:Inquisition of the Damned: Difference between revisions
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Azavath's being was tied intimately to her purpose—to learn the Song, perfect her notes, write her own Aria, and become death. That she held so tightly to legends of the Song's true power surprised Malkanth. | Azavath's being was tied intimately to her purpose—to learn the Song, perfect her notes, write her own Aria, and become death. That she held so tightly to legends of the Song's true power surprised Malkanth. | ||
Even Ir Yût, one of the Crota's most cherished, had long since given up on rebuilding the Choir, yet Azavath was driven by this desire. | Even [[Ir Yût, the Deathsinger|Ir Yût]], one of the Crota's most cherished, had long since given up on rebuilding the Choir, yet Azavath was driven by this desire. | ||
Malkanth feels pride well up. | Malkanth feels pride well up. | ||
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Now come the consequences. | Now come the consequences. | ||
==X: Faith in Bone== | ==X: Faith in Bone== | ||
All have gathered. | All have gathered. | ||