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11/7/2025 4:04:34 PM
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What god lol A single Pyramid clapped Rasputin. Then he offed himself again to stop Xivu from spawning because he and the Last City would be crushed by her invading in her Kaiju form. Basically, Rasputin sucks and the best thing he ever did for the City, ironically, was dying 🤣
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Youre a heretic! Also the traveler didnt stand much of a chance against the witness either.
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Edytowany przez użytkownika Ferus Lux: 11/7/2025 4:34:35 PMA history lesson is in order my brother in light! The Traveler killed the Witness and I'll explain: Re-watch the ending. Cayde says all light is connected and then the Traveler takes on Sundances form and Cayde nods back as if getting permission from the Traveler. Prior to that, Ghost says to channel the Travelers light through him and screams when you do so. It even feels pain whenever the Traveler does. All this to say: All light is connected. We were the Travelers weapons and it repeatedly "empowered us to be its champion" to withstand The First Knife that insta-killed other Guardians. The Travelers light destroyed the Witness. The Traveler won.
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I get that, but without guardians it would have lost, or fled again. Nonetheless i need my tyranical Warmind back, activated SIVA and the Conductor dealt with.. her arrogance should be the end of her.
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[quote]I get that, but without guardians it would have lost, or fled again. Nonetheless i need my tyranical Warmind back, activated SIVA and the Conductor dealt with.. her arrogance should be the end of her.[/quote] It put its power into us lol Think of it this way: When sentient Arc Souls, Void Child or Hellions kill enemies, does it count as their kills or ours... Rasputin story was concluded in Season of the Seraph and bringing him back would take the focus off the current saga but ill respect your opinion on it.
