Due to some of the Prophecy Weapons coming back this season, I read through them all again and found some interesting stuff that correlates with out of game rumors and in game events.
Prophecy Weapons seem to be the history of Destiny the game, from Black Garden to the Traveler's Awakening. Whether it is completely accurate or not isn't relevant to what I've noticed, but that is the common theory.
Sol Pariah 6 - Amid the endless death one flew—unnatural all-consuming need— And in the space between the two, accursed comprehension freed.
Theoretically, this could be our guardian being referenced becoming a balance between light and dark. Dark subclasses have always been a rumor for Destiny 3, but in the lore received throughout the Lumina quest Shin speaks of us becoming the shade of grey by wielding both Thorn and Lumina.
West of Sunfall 7 - A spark of knowledge with each fall, the purpose of the endless youth. No longer shunned, dark's nameless call now brings about tenebrous truth;
This one is weird, but humor me. In Shadowkeep, we get lore from that weird artifact. The lore is a collection of messages from the Darkness, revealing a supposed history of the universe, how we began and whatnot.
8, 9, and 10 I am unsure of, but I'll put them down here anyways.
8- They sowed the First, now reap the Last; forever narrows to a line Where Light will fade into the past; when all's converted, nothing shines. (Seems to be some Vex future?)
9- A sacred eye that speaks in lies—upending futures in its path. The way before us to the skies shall see itself in ancient wrath. (No idea.)
10- See who's robed as if a god, who stands with pride above the rest! Destroy this ancient nameless fraud! Destroy the one whose death was blessed! (Calus? I think it's unlikely, but who knows.)
Thoughts and Interpretations?
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1 AntwortenBearbeitet von Phoenix, Kell of House Sun: 12/15/2019 8:44:25 PMWouldn't ten be uldren, I mean he was brought back as a guardian, so his death was 'blessed' so to speak, and he thought what he was doing was all for his sister, even after he was cleansed from riven in the final cutscene
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[quote]9- A sacred eye that speaks in lies—upending futures in its path. The way before us to the skies shall see itself in ancient wrath. (No idea.) 10- See who's robed as if a god, who stands with pride above the rest! Destroy this ancient nameless fraud! Destroy the one whose death was blessed! (Calus? I think it's unlikely, but who knows.) [/quote] i think nine has to do with season of the undying. the sacred eye would be the seasonal artefact, the gate lord's eye, with the upending futures being us going to the future in this season. maybe next season has something to do with skies, and the season after that is an "ancient wrath". 10 sounds like toland, to me. his death was "blessed" because he kinda... didnt die when he died? as well as that, he's certainly very prideful, and definetly has some sort of god-complex. it could be hinting towards him becoming an antagonist, but he isn't really "ancient", so maybe it instead relates to some old hive. perhaps oryx? his death could be "blessed" through the touch of malice, and seeing as his, or her, or... seeing as the osmium court's deceased ruler was birthed and named "aurush" or something, that could be the "nameless" part. "fraud" could be that one old hive the sisters hated, i dont remember her name but i think she helped the race oryx used to ressurect his sisters after killing them for power, and i think she was also a part of fundament's royalty before it all went to pot. still, nothing certain.
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Nine could be a reference to riven and the ahamkara how the eyes are it’s most distinctive feature to us in the raid and ten more than likely refers to calus as he was spared a death and sent to hereld it’s coming.