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Servitors of the traveler?
We know servitors are worshipped akin to gods by the fallen and we know they provide ether to sustain their life. But nowhere in the grimiore can I find an exact origin of creation for them. This leaves me with a couple of plausible theories.
1. The servitors we're created as part of the fallen's golden age to extend their life.
However I don't think this is the case as it's unlikely they would worship something of their creation.
2. They are an entirely separate civilization that came into contact with the fallen.
I don't think this is quite right either though on account of the likelihood of a random species being near symbiotic with another is extremely low in percentage. (Unless they ecologically evolved together after enough time in the same environment)
3. They were developed by the traveler as ghosts biologically fitted to fallen rather than humans. This could have been the case on account of the mechanical complexity and the godly worship.
Any thoughts or alternative theories?
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Oops wrong post my bad but maybe that's origin behind the servitors
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There was cut content of the traveler was a fallen enemy that came to Earth to wipe out all human race and they cut it for some strange reason but the very last mission to the destiny campaign where you destroy the black heart you're actually destroying the traveler heart enter inside the traveler that's why I destroy the heart because he was about to wipe out Humanity the speaker at the tower was evil and so on and so on
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They made them and worshipped them, the traveler helped them make them because of their little golden age
