[quote]Ramblings[/quote] The Vex have an interesting relationship with reality; they can alter it and have stepped back from it. They watch it ebb and flow from front-row seats outside the conventional boundaries of matter and the baryonic universe. The interesting thing is that while reality means little to the Vex, reality in Destiny is in a way, not reality at all. The Ahamkara know that we know this: [quote]You're from somewhere real. And together we can burn our way back there. Can't we, o player mine?[/quote]The Ahamkara knows that the Guardian is the only 'real' thing in the ultimately fictional universe and that all others are actors, like those of the Godhead's dream. Vex are therefore fictional, as I think we’re aware! But how can that be? So much of their very existence revolves around reality being tangible to them, and the Vex network and the laws of the Vault of Glass are external to the baryonic universe and standard reality. Further, the Oracles (or "singing stars") in VoG can judge if something is real, as described by Kabr: [quote]The stars will move around you and mark you and sing to you. They will decide if you are real.[/quote]How can something decide your reality if they themselves are fictional? Or are the Vex in a CHIM-like state like the Ahamkara, and they can judge reality when they know [i]nothing[/i] within the bounds of their transdimensions exists? The Gorgons possess a similar reality-judging ability to the Oracles and are "ontological weapons" of unimaginable strength. To support a hypothesis of Vex having ascended beyond being bound to their manipulated realities and timelines, the Gorgons ability to expunge and totally erase at will is a similar level of power to zero-summing - your existence is 1, and when you discover you do not exist the equation is 1(I am real) + -1 (I do not exist) = 0. Hence zero-summing, ceasing to exist entirely. Possessing such abilities; zero-summing and the judgement of reality, the Vex are thus on an even higher level of warped realities and temporal confusion than was established, I think. Perhaps they, like the Ahamkara express, desire to escape to the [b]real[/b] reality.