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8/25/2016 9:49:17 PM
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Pretty good read, save for a few small points...
No mention of the connection between Hive and Vex.
No mention of Nokris and the fact that Oryx's sisters are still out there.
Only a brief mention of Ahamkara, and no mention of their manipulations of Skolas.
English
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"[i]In fact, at their behest, [b]Auryx eventually kills his own sisters[/b], so that in turn he will gain the power to kill one of the most powerful of the parasitic worms, whereby he becomes the Hive’s ultimate god-king named Oryx. By following the philosophy of the Sword Logic, Oryx becomes the greatest of his own kind and gains the ability to “Take” other creatures, and subvert them to his will[/i]."
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If you read the rest of the grimoire the sisters come back
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I don't like when someone can't properly kill someone. Oryx you lazy arse. (-_-)
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He didn't kill them because he hated them he killed them for enough strength to kill the worm and they let him
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If course not. Nokris is a mystery. Why would they mention a character who has one mention in all the game. As for the vex, I think their story as it is, is just very complicated with vog and all that. And I don't think they want to talk about Oryx's sisters when they may give them more of a spotlight later. Once we have grimoire cards about them individually. Well see more of their story unfold. You just expected too much from this article friend
