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Mars would later return under mysterious circumstances, but with regions of its surface having been temporally displaced, displaying what appears to be the Golden Age. | Mars would later return under mysterious circumstances, but with regions of its surface having been temporally displaced, displaying what appears to be the Golden Age. However it is later revealed the Savathûn, after her revival as a Lightbearer, used the Witness' power to take worlds, to bring Mars back from its anomalous state. | ||
As told by her during the Parasitic Pilgrimage mission, | As told by her during the Parasitic Pilgrimage mission, the [[Awoken]] Queen [[Mara Sov]] encountered the Witness beyond the heliopause of the Sol system. There, it showed her a vision of the impending future upon its arrival, and subsequently offered the Awoken Queen the opportunity to become one of its Disciples. The Queen refused and fought the Witness and its armies throughout the ascendant plane before returning to the [[Dreaming City]]. | ||
After [[Savathûn, the Witch Queen]] was reborn in the Light, only to have her plan to steal the [[Traveler]] thwarted by the [[Guardian]]s, the Witness addressed the Traveler, declaring that it had "seen enough" and would take action to "save" the denizens of Sol. | After [[Savathûn, the Witch Queen]] was reborn in the Light, only to have her plan to steal the [[Traveler]] thwarted by the [[Guardian]]s, the Witness addressed the Traveler, declaring that it had "seen enough" and would take action to "save" the denizens of Sol. | ||