Well, y'all wanted another one. "How many times do I have to tell you how opposed I am to this?" We had barely stepped through the gate the the Black Garden and Leon was already back to complaining. "This place is weird and freaky and. . . Vex-y? Is that even a- well you know. It's a place to stay away from, not go visit, let alone [i]die[/i] in." I sighed. Not even Lord Shaxx clearing this beautiful landscape for Crucible play could calm him down. All throughout our slip space travel, he had done nothing but complain, even going so far as to try to veer off course and fling us into an asteroid. There were words and none of them pretty. "Would you please just try to keep an open mind about this?" I said, finally reaching my wits end. "This is a strange, wonderful, and exciting place if you'd only let your guard down for a second." He was worse than Pahanin, I would swear. I heard him open his mouth again through the comms, but I turned and shot him a look quick enough to cut him off. This was going to be good for him. A new experience and a chance at some deeper thought than just the tid bits he collected. And he owed me. Hunters don't just simply wake up and know how to blink. . . . "It's just up past here, near the cliff side overlooking the-" I had turned back to him to see if he was following, but as we were reaching the cliff, he had brushed past me, engulfed by the view. "It's so. . . Green. And- and blue. This is. . . Ghost, where are we?" he asked the thin air. /Mars. We haven't even been through the portal but ten minutes. I smiled. "See? It's beautiful, isn't it?" I poised, leaning into him a little. "Yeah. Yeah, I'll give you that one, but is still don't know why you dragged me all the way through space-" /And time. "And time; thank you, Ghost. Space AND time just for a view." This time, I smirked. He had asked the right question this time. "Over there," I said, pointing to a little outcropping of rock. There were a few supplies, a tent, and a fellow Warlock or two, sitting around and active spire. "This is where Thanatonauts come to die." Even if I couldn't see it, I could feel him go ghostly white. "What did you just say." It was less of a question than a command. "You owe me and this is going to satiate you're fears about the Vex. And it's an experience that everyone should- Hey! Get back here!" He had made a bolt back the way we came mid sentence. Rude. "You're crazy, they're crazy, but I'm not!" I heard him say as he disappeared from sight. "Son of a bitch." Next time. ([url=https://www.bungie.net/en/Forum/Post/146327070/0/0]link[/url]) the second one.