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Edited by AnonPig:
9/21/2015 2:40:18 PM
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An Explanation of Sword Logic and Killing Logic
Hello and welcome Guardians, today I realized something... dark. Infusing. What we are doing is using Killing Logic, a tactic used by Oryx to defeat Akka, to make our weapons better. So I'd like everyone to understand the meaning, and real world application of these two to explain how we have successfully, and unsuccessfully killed Hive members.
First let me explain what you are. You are true. If you were not, you'd be false, if you were false you'd be non-existent. To be true you must have a purpose, our collective purpose is to defeat the Darkness, having your purpose be stopped is what makes you false.
So onto Sword Logic. You are true. Your purpose is what makes you true. Stopping your purpose makes you false. If you are false you're not real. If you're not real you don't exist.
That's sword logic. By stopping Oryx's purpose, we define him as false. That's why he didn't actually kill Akka. Akka's purpose was still being done.
Now we also stopped Crota's purpose, which defined him as false, this is why he can never return. But in the mission where we go to steal the essence of his soul if you search, you'll see Ir Yut flying about, we did not stop her purpose by killing her. That is why she can still exist. But what we did accomplish was Killing Logic.
To explain it let me give you this situation.
Killing logic is if a Dragon kills a city in it's purpose, that makes a Dragon stronger than the city because it's true. If I kill a Dragon stopping it's purpose, by sword logic it's false, and I am true. That makes me stronger than the Dragon, and therefore the city.
Now if you kill me, even if I say kill me, stab me and let me bleed. That defines me as false, and you as true. That makes you stronger than the city.
Now if you kill me, but don't stop my purpose in killing me, you will by the definition of true and false be stronger than me. But that doesn't mean that I can't get stronger than where you are now.
That is why Oryx fears his sister's returning, he merely killed them using Killing Logic, not Sword Logic, if they returned they could be stronger and kill him instead.
I hope that explains to you the application of Killing and Sword Logic, I know it can be confusing, but it's really just amazing.
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17 RepliesAnd yet, in the end, the Sword Logic was proven false, to it's fundamentals. It did not hold true. It did not endure. The power of the Deep did not endure. The power of the Sky proved greater, and more true. The Light of the Traveler, burning within the breast of the Guardians, overcame the power of the Deep. Even within his own Throneworld, Oryx, the Taken King, who directly wielded the power of the Deep and could Take with the power of Akka, the Virtous Worm, even in that place where all reality bowed before the Sword Logic and no other rule should have been able to countenance before it, the Guardians of the Traveler were victorious. The might of the Sky threw down the servants of of the Deep, the Guardians of the Light overcame the champions of the Darkness. This is the secret of the Sky. This is the power of the Traveler. The is the essence of the Light: to turn back entropy. To overcome death. Those who follow the sword logic fear the final death, the heat death of the universe. They follow the Sword Logic because they fear it, because they believe that in conquering everything they will eventually be unconquerable, even from death, and rule eternally at the end of time because no other Sovereign can defeat them. They are wrong. The Light overcomes. It overcame Crota in his throneworld. It overcame Atheon in that place beyond time where the will of the Vex mind should have been utterly absolute. It overcame Oryx in the place where his power should have been the very essence of existence. The Sky overcomes all things, even death.
