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The disowned son appears to look down on his father, brother, and later Xol after his god had abandoned him, stating to the Guardian that they were all gods with gods. But like his father Nokris has a hunger for knowledge and secrets, he would bargain with the Worms, Xol to learn and gain some of his power, including the secret of Necromancy. He would later bargain with his aunt Savathûn to learn how to Take by gaining access to Quria. Like his aunt he is willing to use cunning and trickery, tricking fireteams of Guardians into slaughtering Hive so he could gain enough power to penetrate a hole into the Sea of Screams. | The disowned son appears to look down on his father, brother, and later Xol after his god had abandoned him, stating to the Guardian that they were all gods with gods. But like his father Nokris has a hunger for knowledge and secrets, he would bargain with the Worms, Xol to learn and gain some of his power, including the secret of Necromancy. He would later bargain with his aunt Savathûn to learn how to Take by gaining access to Quria. Like his aunt he is willing to use cunning and trickery, tricking fireteams of Guardians into slaughtering Hive so he could gain enough power to penetrate a hole into the Sea of Screams. | ||
After Xol's excommunication from the brood, Nokris began to hold a disgust for the Sword Logic, he views it as a lie, and was willing to turn away from the logic that most Hive served without question. He believed that the Light and Darkness as forces that have strengths and weaknesses, stating that the Sky was vast but shallow, and the Deep was boundless but suffocating, and that there is another way. | After Xol's excommunication from the brood, Nokris began to hold a disgust for the Sword Logic, he views it as a lie, and was willing to turn away from the logic that most Hive served without question. He believed that the Light and Darkness as forces that have strengths and weaknesses, stating that the Sky was vast but shallow, and the Deep was boundless but suffocating, [[Prismatic|Prismatic]]and that there is [[Prismatic|another way]]. | ||
==Family== | ==Family== | ||