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|othernames= AUN-326 | |othernames= AUN-326<br>Cormorant Blade<ref name="Praxic Justice">'''Bungie (2019/3/5)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Joker's Wild]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [https://www.ishtar-collective.net/items/praxic-justice Praxic Justice]''</ref> | ||
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{{Quote|The Praxic Order | {{Quote|The Praxic Order doesn't hesitate, doesn't stop. If we can prove you've done demonstrable harm to humanity or the City, doesn't matter how far or how fast you run. We'll catch you. And you'll face Praxic Fire.|Aunor}} | ||
'''Aunor Mahal''' is a [[Warlock]] and | '''Aunor Mahal''' is a [[Warlock]] and member of the [[Praxic Order]] who opposed the continued presence of [[The Drifter (character)|The Drifter]] in the [[Tower (Destiny 2)|Tower]] and the influence which Emperor [[Calus]] held over many [[Guardian]]s. She is also secretly a member of [[The Hidden]] in service to [[Ikora Rey]]. Aunor is partnered with the [[Ghost]] [[Bahaghari]]. | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
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===Investigating the Young Wolf=== | ===Investigating the Young Wolf=== | ||
{{Quote|You know I have the Vanguard's best interests in mind. And now that I know our hero can be trusted, maybe | {{Quote|You know I have the Vanguard's best interests in mind. And now that I know our hero can be trusted, maybe I've found the help I need.|Aunor to Ikora after finishing her investigation}} | ||
The next day, Aunor began investigating the possibility that [[The Guardian|the Young Wolf]], the hero of the [[Red War]], may have been responsible for the murder of [[Cayde-6]] during the [[Scorn]] Barons breakout from the [[Prison of Elders]]. Utilizing one of the labs within the [[Gensym Scribes]] complex, Aunor viewed records and footage recovered from [[Sundance]], the [[Ghost]] of Cayde-6, during the last moments of her life. As she viewed the footage, the Drifter entered the lab disguised as another Warlock. Aware of the true identity of the Warlock,<ref name="TJ">'''Bungie, 3/4/2019, [[Weblore]]:''' ''[https://www.bungie.net/en/Explore/Detail/News/47655 Narrative Preview - The Job]''</ref> Aunor greeted him and stated she would not be using the lab much longer. The Drifter told her he was in no hurry and that he had always wanted to see a Praxic Warlock at work. Assuring him that it was glamorous, Aunor created a full-room simulation of Sundance's last moments before she was shot by [[Pirrha, the Rifleman]]. As the lab's computer confirmed the footage had not been altered, Aunor focused on the bullet that destroyed Sundance, at which point the Drifter noted a normal Scorn bullet could not destroy a Ghost. Ignoring him, she had the computer identify the projectile as a Devourer Bullet, which were normally fired from [[Weapons of Sorrow]] and their [[Hive]] equivalents.<ref name="MoC6">'''Bungie, (3/3/2019), [[Weblore]]:''' ''[https://www.bungie.net/en/News/Article/47656 Narrative Preview - The Murder of Cayde-6]''</ref> | The next day, Aunor began investigating the possibility that [[The Guardian|the Young Wolf]], the hero of the [[Red War]], may have been responsible for the murder of [[Cayde-6]] during the [[Scorn]] Barons breakout from the [[Prison of Elders]]. Utilizing one of the labs within the [[Gensym Scribes]] complex, Aunor viewed records and footage recovered from [[Sundance]], the [[Ghost]] of Cayde-6, during the last moments of her life. As she viewed the footage, the Drifter entered the lab disguised as another Warlock. Aware of the true identity of the Warlock,<ref name="TJ">'''Bungie, 3/4/2019, [[Weblore]]:''' ''[https://www.bungie.net/en/Explore/Detail/News/47655 Narrative Preview - The Job]''</ref> Aunor greeted him and stated she would not be using the lab much longer. The Drifter told her he was in no hurry and that he had always wanted to see a Praxic Warlock at work. Assuring him that it was glamorous, Aunor created a full-room simulation of Sundance's last moments before she was shot by [[Pirrha, the Rifleman]]. As the lab's computer confirmed the footage had not been altered, Aunor focused on the bullet that destroyed Sundance, at which point the Drifter noted a normal Scorn bullet could not destroy a Ghost. Ignoring him, she had the computer identify the projectile as a Devourer Bullet, which were normally fired from [[Weapons of Sorrow]] and their [[Hive]] equivalents.<ref name="MoC6">'''Bungie, (3/3/2019), [[Weblore]]:''' ''[https://www.bungie.net/en/News/Article/47656 Narrative Preview - The Murder of Cayde-6]''</ref> | ||
Without looking at him, Aunor asked her fellow "Warlock" what he thought, and the Drifter suggested that [[Hiraks, the Mindbender]] could have crafted the bullet since he had a [[Ascendant Plane ( | Without looking at him, Aunor asked her fellow "Warlock" what he thought, and the Drifter suggested that [[Hiraks, the Mindbender]] could have crafted the bullet since he had a [[Ascendant Plane (location)|throne room]]. Aunor dismissed this idea, noting that Hiraks had used Cayde's death to craft his throne world. She then asked for his name, which the Drifter gave as Finch and he inquired as to what she was investigating. She revealed her suspicions about the Young Wolf, and "Finch" questioned if the Vanguard would be happy with her investigating one of the Last City's greatest heroes. Aunor responded that the City allowed Lightbearers to get away with a lot of things, which "Finch" agreed with and asked if the Young Wolf was actually at fault. She told the false Warlock that he could read her report once the Vanguard published it, and as "Finch" began to leave he questioned what would happen if she found the Young Wolf did have a hand in killing Cayde. Aunor vowed that any who sought to harm the Last City or humanity would be hunted down by the Praxic Order and forced to face the full fury of the Praxic Fire. "Finch" told her that she was scary, and Aunor finally turned to look at the false Warlock and told him that he had no idea how true that was. As the Drifter departed, Aunor called out to him questioning if he still needed lab time, but he responded that he had just remembered he was busy. Once the disguised Lightbearer was gone, Aunor waited in silence for a moment before ordering the lab's computer to replay the footage.<ref name="MoC6"/> | ||
Moments after the Drifter departed, Ikora entered into the lab with her Ghost [[Ophiuchus]] and wondered if the Drifter was dumb enough to think they did not recognize him. Aunor interrupted her, noting that she had been tempted to shoot him in the back with her shotgun and wait for his Ghost to arrive, surmising that it had to be somewhere close. Ikora reminded her that the Vanguard still needed the Drifter alive and questioned how many times she had gone over footage of Cayde's death. Aunor admitted she had viewed it seventeen times, even during her off-duty hours, to be certain whether or not she could trust the Young Wolf after they let Cayde die. Ikora stated that she and Zavala shared blame as well, which Aunor agreed with, but she then berated Ikora for taking the word of a Guardian with less than a decade of experience about the truth of a member of the Vanguard dying and whether she had even bothered to investigate. Ikora revealed that she had investigated and found the Young Wolf truthful, which is why she had given Aunor access to Sundance's remains. Aunor admitted that she had come to the same conclusion, and that it was likely the Scorn had used all their resources to craft one bullet for the purpose of killing Sundance and that this one blemish on the Young Wolf's record was as it seemed. When Ikora then asked that she leave the Drifter be, Aunor responded that she had the Vanguard's best interests at heart and that perhaps with the aid of the Young Wolf she could trust someone else with their interests as well to save the Vanguard from themselves. As Ikora began to question her purpose, Aunor told the Vanguard that while she was honored to be her Hidden and serve the Praxic Order, she would not ignore someone like the Drifter and asked that Ikora trust her to do her job. Ikora agreed but asked the same of her for the Vanguard, and Aunor promised she would.<ref name="TJ"/> | Moments after the Drifter departed, Ikora entered into the lab with her Ghost [[Ophiuchus]] and wondered if the Drifter was dumb enough to think they did not recognize him. Aunor interrupted her, noting that she had been tempted to shoot him in the back with her shotgun and wait for his Ghost to arrive, surmising that it had to be somewhere close. Ikora reminded her that the Vanguard still needed the Drifter alive and questioned how many times she had gone over footage of Cayde's death. Aunor admitted she had viewed it seventeen times, even during her off-duty hours, to be certain whether or not she could trust the Young Wolf after they let Cayde die. Ikora stated that she and Zavala shared blame as well, which Aunor agreed with, but she then berated Ikora for taking the word of a Guardian with less than a decade of experience about the truth of a member of the Vanguard dying and whether she had even bothered to investigate. Ikora revealed that she had investigated and found the Young Wolf truthful, which is why she had given Aunor access to Sundance's remains. Aunor admitted that she had come to the same conclusion, and that it was likely the Scorn had used all their resources to craft one bullet for the purpose of killing Sundance and that this one blemish on the Young Wolf's record was as it seemed. When Ikora then asked that she leave the Drifter be, Aunor responded that she had the Vanguard's best interests at heart and that perhaps with the aid of the Young Wolf she could trust someone else with their interests as well to save the Vanguard from themselves. As Ikora began to question her purpose, Aunor told the Vanguard that while she was honored to be her Hidden and serve the Praxic Order, she would not ignore someone like the Drifter and asked that Ikora trust her to do her job. Ikora agreed but asked the same of her for the Vanguard, and Aunor promised she would.<ref name="TJ"/> | ||
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===Confronting Shin Malphur and the Shadows=== | ===Confronting Shin Malphur and the Shadows=== | ||
{{Quote|Don't even think about a breach, you'll need a team. Or a Gjallarhorn."<br>"Don't have either, Bighari."<br>"Don't even think about it."<br>"I didn't say anything."<br>"You never call me that unless you're about to do something stupid.|Bahaghari and Aunor, before Aunor crashed a train into a Shadow safehouse}} | {{Quote|Don't even think about a breach, you'll need a team. Or a Gjallarhorn."<br>"Don't have either, Bighari."<br>"Don't even think about it."<br>"I didn't say anything."<br>"You never call me that unless you're about to do something stupid.|Bahaghari and Aunor, before Aunor crashed a train into a Shadow safehouse}} | ||
Not long after her investigation of the Drifter ended, Aunor and a group of Praxic Warlocks confronted [[Shin Malphur]] in a campsite above the salt mines of [[Trostland]]. Shin was about to execute two Guardians he suspected of having gone rogue, and had already killed a third one, when the Praxics interrupted him by killing his hostages and restraining their Ghosts. He and Aunor had a quarrel over their respective ways of handling the issue of corrupted | Not long after her investigation of the Drifter ended, Aunor and a group of Praxic Warlocks confronted [[Shin Malphur]] in a campsite above the salt mines of [[Trostland]]. Shin was about to execute two Guardians he suspected of having gone rogue, and had already killed a third one, when the Praxics interrupted him by killing his hostages and restraining their Ghosts. He and Aunor had a quarrel over their respective ways of handling the issue of corrupted Guardians, the Warlock condemning Shin's unscrupulosity in killing Ghosts and him arguing the Dredgens could not be rehabilitated, for the power of Darkness had already tainted and addicted them. Eventually, Shin begrudgingly agreed to let the Praxics have the Guardians, with a warning that if they ever transgressed again, he would be the one to deliver the judgement.<ref name="The Salt Mines">'''Bungie (2019/3/5)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Joker's Wild]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Lore]]: [[Lore:The Warlock Aunor#The Salt Mines|The Warlock Aunor - The Salt Mines]]''</ref> | ||
Sometime later, | Sometime later, the Praxic Order would find betrayal from within as the Dredgens took Aunor's Ghost Bahaghari as a hostage using a Praxic restraining band. Aunor gave chase to them through the [[Last City]] on her [[Sparrow]], only to be thrown off a bridge and into the water by a rocket fired from a [[Countess SA/2]] launcher from an nearby overpass. She swam to the shore and hijacked a [[Pike]] to get to the overpass, and contacted the Drifter for coordinates of any possible Shadow safehouses in the area. By the time she got to an abandoned warehouse in District 125, the Dredgens had already ransomed Bahaghari, demanding clearance to take their jumpships out of the system by midnight. The Ghost managed to hack the restraining band and contact Aunor, hinting as to where it was being kept and claiming a breach without a team was impossible. Aunor, however, managed to board a maglev train due to pass by the warehouse at midnight and persuade the conductor and passengers to leave before requisitioning it. She drove the train towards where Bahaghari was being kept and, detonating proximity mines placed on the overpass just above the warehouse, derailed the train to have it crash down into the building - freeing her Ghost and killing herself and several Dredgens in the process. Once rezzed, she dealt with the surviving Shadows. Ikora contacted Aunor to express gratitude for her help in handling the Shadows, but stressed that the Drifter and Gambit should continue. Aunor agreed, noting that the City needed his connections and means if he could truly bring [[Orin]] back.<ref name="D125">'''Bungie (2019/3/5)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Joker's Wild]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Lore]]: [[Lore:The Warlock Aunor#District 125|The Warlock Aunor - District 125]]''</ref> She later found the Drifter in a civilian part of the [[Tower (Destiny 2)|Tower]] and insisted on having a conversation with him; she thanked for the information on the Shadows he had provided her and admitted to having listened to the tapes he had recorded for his protégé. While pointing out she still considered him a criminal not to be trusted, she admitted that Orin had given him a chance and he might be useful in bringing her back.<ref name="Civilian Atrium South" /> | ||
===Tracking New Threats=== | ===Tracking New Threats=== | ||
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Aunor soon learned of Guardians who were wielding strange corrupted Light powers. After apprehending four of them, she learned of a fifth, a Warlock named [[Sola Scath]] who had ferried another Guardian to the anomalies generated by the [[Black Fleet]] in the outer system before returning without them. Teaming with the Praxic [[Striker]] [[Siegfried]], they tracked Sola down and ambushed her. While Siegfried was cut down in the battle, Aunor managed to subdue the rogue [[Lightbearer]] and began interrogating her about the missing Guardian while Siegfried's Ghost [[Ogden]] revived him. However, Sola claimed to know of a secret the Praxic Order had hidden away in a vault and declared they were on the losing side. Threatening Sola with further pain and loss only caused her to spit at Aunor and boast that she had no limits or masters unlike them and began gathering corrupted Light energy in her hands. Aunor quickly gunned her down and declared her to be a disgrace to Warlocks. As Sola's Ghost watched them, Aunor asked Siegfried if they should have her revived and interrogate her more, but the Titan believed that Sola had made it clear she would not answer their questions. Sola's Ghost declared that they would not help them or provide information about the Darkness anomalies while taunting them about their belief that Sola was corrupted or that they wanted their help and told them to run back to the [[Traveler]]. Realizing that the Ghost was affected too, Aunor ordered Bahaghari to get their tools for holding Ghosts while Siegfried sent a burst of arc energy into the Ghost to knock it unconscious. As her companions lifted their captives up to carry back to their jumpship, Aunor worried about how many more Guardians and their Ghosts would become corrupted.<ref>'''Bungie (2020/6/9)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of Arrivals]], Playstation 4, [[Temptation's Hook]]''</ref> | Aunor soon learned of Guardians who were wielding strange corrupted Light powers. After apprehending four of them, she learned of a fifth, a Warlock named [[Sola Scath]] who had ferried another Guardian to the anomalies generated by the [[Black Fleet]] in the outer system before returning without them. Teaming with the Praxic [[Striker]] [[Siegfried]], they tracked Sola down and ambushed her. While Siegfried was cut down in the battle, Aunor managed to subdue the rogue [[Lightbearer]] and began interrogating her about the missing Guardian while Siegfried's Ghost [[Ogden]] revived him. However, Sola claimed to know of a secret the Praxic Order had hidden away in a vault and declared they were on the losing side. Threatening Sola with further pain and loss only caused her to spit at Aunor and boast that she had no limits or masters unlike them and began gathering corrupted Light energy in her hands. Aunor quickly gunned her down and declared her to be a disgrace to Warlocks. As Sola's Ghost watched them, Aunor asked Siegfried if they should have her revived and interrogate her more, but the Titan believed that Sola had made it clear she would not answer their questions. Sola's Ghost declared that they would not help them or provide information about the Darkness anomalies while taunting them about their belief that Sola was corrupted or that they wanted their help and told them to run back to the [[Traveler]]. Realizing that the Ghost was affected too, Aunor ordered Bahaghari to get their tools for holding Ghosts while Siegfried sent a burst of arc energy into the Ghost to knock it unconscious. As her companions lifted their captives up to carry back to their jumpship, Aunor worried about how many more Guardians and their Ghosts would become corrupted.<ref>'''Bungie (2020/6/9)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of Arrivals]], Playstation 4, [[Temptation's Hook]]''</ref> | ||
As more Guardians began embracing the Darkness or turning away from the laws of the Vanguard, Aunor's primary task became tracking them down and arresting them in the hopes they could be redeemed. She was summoned to Ikora's private library to be briefed on an urgent matter. Although she was glad to see Ikora, Aunor quickly became irritated as it became clear she was about to offered another mission involving a tainted Guardian. Reading over the data Ikora provided her, Aunor noted it was a typical case until she read that the Guardian, [[Trestin]], had tortured [[Fallen]] civilians fleeing the [[House of Salvation]] in a bid to learn how [[Eramis, Kell of Darkness|Eramis]] had learned to use [[Stasis]]. She was further horrified that Trestin had then tortured her fireteam members when they attempted to stop her and was currently on [[Europa]] seeking to access the Darkness. Aunor criticized the Vanguard for lifting the ban on Stasis usage and continued alliance with the Drifter while noting that none of the Guardians she had been sent after showed any interest in redemption for their crimes. Pointing out the rapid increase in corruption, Aunor stated that by trying to apprehend them peacefully first she was only giving them an opportunity to kill her first. Ikora interrupted her rant and stated until there was evidence that no corrupted Guardian could be redeemed then her orders remained the same for all future cases. Realizing that Ikora was tracking other potential corrupted Guardians, Aunor | As more Guardians began embracing the Darkness or turning away from the laws of the Vanguard, Aunor's primary task became tracking them down and arresting them in the hopes they could be redeemed. She was summoned to Ikora's private library to be briefed on an urgent matter. Although she was glad to see Ikora, Aunor quickly became irritated as it became clear she was about to offered another mission involving a tainted Guardian. Reading over the data Ikora provided her, Aunor noted it was a typical case until she read that the Guardian, [[Trestin]], had tortured [[Fallen]] civilians fleeing the [[House of Salvation]] in a bid to learn how [[Eramis, Kell of Darkness|Eramis]] had learned to use [[Stasis]]. She was further horrified that Trestin had then tortured her fireteam members when they attempted to stop her and was currently on [[Europa]] seeking to access the Darkness. Aunor criticized the Vanguard for lifting the ban on Stasis usage and continued alliance with the Drifter while noting that none of the Guardians she had been sent after showed any interest in redemption for their crimes. Pointing out the rapid increase in corruption, Aunor stated that by trying to apprehend them peacefully first she was only giving them an opportunity to kill her first. Ikora interrupted her rant and stated until there was evidence that no corrupted Guardian could be redeemed then her orders remained the same for all future cases. Realizing that Ikora was tracking other potential corrupted Guardians, Aunor assumed she would only be informed about them once they caused more havoc somewhere. Ikora offered to let Aunor stop her task, but she waved off the Vanguard's concern off and vowed she would stand by her promise before transmatting out of the library.<ref name="The Messenger">'''Bungie (2021/2/9)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Chosen]] - [[The Messenger]]''</ref> | ||
Arriving on Europa, Aunor tracked Trestin to [[Cadmus Ridge]] and discovered her climbing a steep embankment to reach a obelisk buried at the top. Intercepting her at the end of the climb, Aunor drew her sword and ordered her to stop and surrender peacefully. The corrupted Lightbearer hesitated for a second before diving for the obelisk, forcing Aunor to drive her sword through the traitor's heart and keep her imprisoned and unrevived alongside the other captured Guardians.<ref>'''Bungie (2021/2/9)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Chosen]] - [[Sola's Scar]]''</ref> | Arriving on Europa, Aunor tracked Trestin to [[Cadmus Ridge]] and discovered her climbing a steep embankment to reach a obelisk buried at the top. Intercepting her at the end of the climb, Aunor drew her sword and ordered her to stop and surrender peacefully. The corrupted Lightbearer hesitated for a second before diving for the obelisk, forcing Aunor to drive her sword through the traitor's heart and keep her imprisoned and unrevived alongside the other captured Guardians.<ref>'''Bungie (2021/2/9)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Chosen]] - [[Sola's Scar]]''</ref> | ||
==Personality and | ===Following Osiris=== | ||
Nearly a year later, after Osiris awakened from the coma his possession at the hands of [[Savathûn]] had left him in, Aunor was one of the Hidden who kept him surveilled. When Osiris sought out [[Botza District|The Ether Tank]] to question [[The Spider]], she disguised herself among the patrons, but was discovered nonetheless. Although Aunor explained that she was there to protect Osiris, the encounter left the former Warlock doubting both the faith of his allies as well as himself. <ref>'''Bungie (2022/12/6)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Seraph]] - [[Warmind's Avatar Suit#Warmind's Avatar Chestplate / Robes / Vest|Warmind's Avatar Suit]]''</ref> | |||
==Personality and traits== | |||
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{{Quote| | {{Quote|Hold everyone accountable. Most of all, yourself.|Aunor Mahal, Cormorant Blade<ref name="Praxic Justice" />}} | ||
Aunor is seen as a diligent, often zealous, follower of the Praxic dogma. She believes the biggest threat to the City are the Guardians flirting with the Darkness, and does not stop at most anything to bring them to justice. Her means are often deemed ruthless, yet she does not wish to eliminate corrupted Guardians but rather give them an (usually forced) chance at redemption - something she has a clash with Shin Malphur over. She is known to be very suspicious and quick to jump to conclussions, the epitome of it being her investigation of the Drifter which eventually proved her doubts regarding him insubstantial. She does, however, admit to her mistake.<ref name="Message X">'''Bungie (2019/3/5)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Joker's Wild]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard: [[Lore:The Warlock Aunor#Message from Aunor X|The Warlock Aunor - Message from Aunor X]]''</ref> She is a strong opposer of Guardians using [[Stasis]], not hiding her frustration over the Vanguard allowing it from Ikora.<ref name="The Messenger" /> | |||
She is a woman of action, describing paperwork as "the most devastating adversary of her Praxic career".<ref>'''Bungie (2019/3/5)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Joker's Wild]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard: [[Cormorant_Blade_Armor#Bond_of_the_Cormorant_Blade|Bond of the Cormorant Blade]]''</ref> She does not hesitate from taking dangerous steps to achiever her goals, like crashing a train into a warehouse or facing the Man with the Golden Gun in action. Similarly, she does not seem to have much remorse about blatantly disobeying orders if she believes it is in the City's best interest.<ref name="OxygenSR3" /> Known for her outbursts of anger, Aunor often frustrates over the missions she is assigned, but does not back down from them nonetheless.<ref name="The Messenger" /> | |||
==Relationships== | |||
Despite their numerous disagreements, Aunor remains close to Ikora Rey, being one of her trusted [[The Hidden|Hidden]]. Zavala appears to have a lenient attitude towards her actions, admitting she reminds him a lot of Ikora.<ref name="OxygenSR3" /> | |||
Her dislike of the Drifter is well known, lingering long after her investigation's conclusion.<ref name="The Messenger" /> She does, however, reach out to him to help her track the Dredgens who captured her Ghost,<ref name="D125" /> and admits he is essential to the Vanguard, particularly in bringing Orin back.<ref name="Civilian Atrium South" /> Drifter does not seem to hold a grudge against her, citing her actions as a proof not all Guardians have "gone soft". | |||
While their respective opinions on each other remain unadressed, it is known Aunor and [[Eris Morn]] keep in touch at least as members of the Hidden - Eris can be heard addressing an encrypted message to AUN-326 in her idle dialogue. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Her name and the name of her | *Her name and the name of her Ghost are from the Philippines. Aunor is a common Filipino name, and Mahal means "Love" in Tagalog, the major dialect in the Philippines. Bahaghari means "Rainbow" in Tagalog. | ||
*Although she is yet to be seen in-game, Aunor is described as "brown-skinned, crooked-nosed, with intelligent eyes and a hard stare"<ref name="Civilian Atrium South" /> which points to her being [[Humanity|Human]]. | |||
==List of appearances== | ==List of appearances== | ||
*''[[Weblore]]:'' ''[[Weblore:Joker%27s_Wild#Praxic_Order|Praxic Order]]'' {{ | {{Col-begin}} | ||
**''[[Weblore:Joker%27s_Wild#The_Murder_of_Cayde-6|The Murder of Cayde-6]]'' | {{Col-2}} | ||
**''[[Weblore:Joker%27s_Wild#The_Job|The Job]]'' | *''[[Weblore]]:'' | ||
*''[[Destiny 2]]:'' ''[[Joker's Wild]]'' {{Mo}} | **''[[Weblore:Joker%27s_Wild#Praxic_Order|Praxic Order]]'' {{Fm}} | ||
**''[[Weblore:Joker%27s_Wild#The_Murder_of_Cayde-6|The Murder of Cayde-6]]'' {{Mo}} | |||
**''[[Weblore:Joker%27s_Wild#The_Job|The Job]]'' {{Mo}} | |||
**''[[Weblore:Season_of_Dawn#Desperate_Times|Desperate Times]]'' {{Mo}} | |||
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*''[[Destiny 2]]:'' | |||
**''[[Joker's Wild]]'' {{Mo}} | |||
**''[[Season of Opulence]]'' {{Mo}} | **''[[Season of Opulence]]'' {{Mo}} | ||
* | **''[[Season of the Worthy]]'' {{Mo}} | ||
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**''[[Season of Arrivals]]'' {{Mo}} | **''[[Season of Arrivals]]'' {{Mo}} | ||
**''[[Beyond Light]]'' {{Mo}} | **''[[Beyond Light]]'' {{Mo}} | ||
**''[[Season of the Chosen]]'' {{Mo}} | **''[[Season of the Chosen]]'' {{Mo}} | ||
**''[[Season of the Splicer]]'' {{Mo}} | |||
**''[[Season of the Seraph]]'' {{Mo}} | |||
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