Ok, so recently I have been reading up on people's attempts to uncover Easter eggs or hidden chests etc. in the Vault of Glass so I decide to do a bit myself, here is what I found: I began to research Gorgon's (Greek mythology) and what came up was very interesting. On various pages I found they stated, "The oldest oracles were said to be protected by serpents and a Gorgon image was often associated with those temples." So what does this mean? Are the Gorgons in the maze protecting something we don't know about? In Ancient Greek times many people put up images depicting Gorgons around doorways in there homes in order to protect what lay inside them. Does this mean there is yet more to uncover? I appreciate any feedback or anything you want to say about what I have found. Bump to more people see and we can rekindle the search! Side note: I would also like to see a petition come out for Bungie to release a clue of some sort or even say that we have found everything so people stop wasting their time or so we get put on the right track for discovery! Thanks! Edit #1: it also seems odd that they are named "Gorgons" rather than any other creature as as I have stated above Gorgons are used to protect certain things, other than the route to atheon, so why did Bungie use Gorgons rather than anything else? Edit #2: Everyone seems to have missed the part where in the gorgon myths they are sometimes said to have had serpents guarding oracles which are sometimes associated with Gorgons. Thoughts? Also please don't come around with all your hate as it is unneeded and will be ignored. Edit #3: Please only comment if you wish to add anything to what I have said, everything is getting a bit repetitive with the whole "title" and "done before" comments. I only want to discuss what I have found/realised not argue with people who are wasting their time commenting. Edit #4: I have grown sick of the whining in the comments so your wish is my command; i have changed the title. Rejoice! Edit #5: Slightly unrelated note but the word Qabr (like Kabr) means 'grave' in Arabic. Not sure if this means anything? Opinions? Edit #6: After reading a post from a while ago the definition of a 'supplicant' was brought up; " a person who asks for something in a respectful way from a powerful person or God". Possibly not killing or allowing any supplicants to blow up could trigger something? Thus allowing them not to sacrifice or 'ask' anything from Atheon? Just found this very interesting.