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At last, another substantive message. The enemy's influence in our system may be more extensive than we realize. You must look for signs of its effect. Errors or crashes in Vex constructs. Eruptions of empowered or self-destructive Hive sorcery. Newly created Scorn. Revels and expeditions by the worshippers of the narcissist emperor. | At last, another substantive message. The enemy's influence in our system may be more extensive than we realize. You must look for signs of its effect. Errors or crashes in Vex constructs. Eruptions of empowered or self-destructive Hive sorcery. Newly created [[Scorn]]. Revels and expeditions by the worshippers of the [[Emperor Calus|narcissist emperor]]. | ||
[Personal notes, shaved into quartz with a surgical stylus.] | [Personal notes, shaved into quartz with a surgical stylus.] | ||
Our enemies are turning to the Darkness. The Red Legion is broken; the Almighty destroyed. The remaining Cabal will either join Calus's death cult or seek his daughter, Caiatl. And the Fallen—we have driven them to the edge of survival. Turned them against each other. How many will look to the Whirlwind for an advantage over their rivals? By pushing them from the Light, we have groomed more supplicants for the Darkness. | Our enemies are turning to the Darkness. The [[Red Legion]] is broken; the [[The Almighty|Almighty]] destroyed. The remaining Cabal will either join [[Loyalists|Calus's death cult]] or seek his daughter, [[Caiatl]]. And the Fallen—we have driven them to the edge of survival. Turned them against each other. How many will look to the [[Whirlwind]] for an advantage over their rivals? By pushing them from the Light, we have groomed more supplicants for the Darkness. | ||
We are in an arms race. If we do not learn to use our greater enemy's power, our lesser enemies surely will. | We are in an arms race. If we do not learn to use our greater enemy's power, our lesser enemies surely will. | ||