In an era where humanity is leaving a dark age and entering a Renaissance in which the vestiges of superstition still remain, I am combing over the ruins of this forgotten time. Humanity at one point had communed with this dead god that protects us, and now we are growing strong enough to recover that knowledge. I kick over the rust worn metal, uncovering a dead ghost with no trace of the light left. I pick it up and hold it to for my ghost to see and prompt it to find anything worth recovering. After a few moments I request that my ghost open my Grimoire, my portfolio of documents gathered about the outside world for the vanguard and speaker to see. My ghost recalls the journal entry of a dying guardian that was recorded by his own ghost. This is the world of Destiny where the Grimoire carries the dark and foreboding mysteries. On the surface of the game itself we are lead to believe that this is a simple cliche matter of light vs dark, almost as if it was taken directly from a children's story, but what if it was? When making discoveries in the Grimoire, the player gets the feeling that there is something a lot more sinister going on than some may think. The stranger is a guardian not forged of the light, she has no ghost, and she told us "you will have to chose a side even if it is the wrong one". There are so many mysteries and questions that drive the player to explore and find more pages for his Grimoire. On the surface, we are being fed what the speaker and vanguard would have the general public believe. But when we dig deeper, that story they feed us begins to become ever more transparent. In just one week I've been tracking this lore perusing every possible source and reference which gives me new leads and it's all starting to look like the 5 years that went into making this game all went into making the lore of this game to be very rich and worthy of the word "universe". You're all in for a wild ride