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The Black Garden is a surreal place where "everything grows" and abstract patterns and ideas appear to bleed into physical reality.<ref name = "In the Garden"/><ref name="On the Hunt">'''Bungie (2018/9/4)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken]] - [[Lore:The Forsaken Prince|The Forsaken Prince]]: [[Lore:The Forsaken Prince#On the Hunt|On the Hunt]]''</ref> It is lush and heavily vegetated, with countless species of plants growing amidst Vex structures built by the Sol Divisive. Two notable species of plant are [[Asphodelia]], a red-blossomed flower which can be used to create a panacea,{{Citation needed}} and a large unnamed plant whose bulbs expand into broad, platform-like leaves when struck with force.<ref name="Starcrossed">'''Bungie (2023/11/28)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Wish]] - [[Starcrossed]]''</ref> | The Black Garden is a surreal place where "everything grows" and abstract patterns and ideas appear to bleed into physical reality.<ref name = "In the Garden"/><ref name="On the Hunt">'''Bungie (2018/9/4)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken]] - [[Lore:The Forsaken Prince|The Forsaken Prince]]: [[Lore:The Forsaken Prince#On the Hunt|On the Hunt]]''</ref> It is lush and heavily vegetated, with countless species of plants growing amidst Vex structures built by the Sol Divisive. Two notable species of plant are [[Asphodelia]], a red-blossomed flower which can be used to create a panacea,{{Citation needed}} and a large unnamed plant whose bulbs expand into broad, platform-like leaves when struck with force.<ref name="Starcrossed">'''Bungie (2023/11/28)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Wish]] - [[Starcrossed]]''</ref> | ||
Within the Garden, ideas and concepts are carried on the wind as audible whispers, and introducing new ideas into the Garden's conceptual environment, such as through speech, causes those ideas to "take root" in the Garden; for example, when Uldren conversed with a [[Cabal]] [[Legionary]] in Ulurant, this led to the whispers taking on aspects of Ulurant grammar. The Sol Divisive Vex are particularly interested in the Black Garden because its effects on them ''"[grow] them toward what they want to be."'', and they have been observed to "sing" to ''"see how the Garden changes their song."''<ref name="After Part 2">'''Bungie (2018/9/4)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken]] - [[Lore:The Forsaken Prince|The Forsaken Prince]]: [[Lore:The Forsaken Prince#After the Heart .7C Part II|After the Heart | Part II]]''</ref><ref name="On the Hunt"/> | Within the Garden, ideas and concepts are carried on the wind as audible whispers, and introducing new ideas into the Garden's conceptual environment, such as through speech, causes those ideas to "take root" in the Garden; for example, when Uldren conversed with a [[Cabal]] [[Legionary]] in Ulurant, this led to the whispers taking on aspects of Ulurant grammar. The Sol Divisive Vex are particularly interested in the Black Garden because of its effects on them ''"[grow] them toward what they want to be."'', and they have been observed to "sing" to ''"see how the Garden changes their song."''<ref name="After Part 2">'''Bungie (2018/9/4)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken]] - [[Lore:The Forsaken Prince|The Forsaken Prince]]: [[Lore:The Forsaken Prince#After the Heart .7C Part II|After the Heart | Part II]]''</ref><ref name="On the Hunt"/> | ||
Prolonged exposure to the Black Garden's environment can be dangerous. The concepts being whispered there | Prolonged exposure to the Black Garden's environment can be dangerous. The concepts being whispered there is potentially a contagious "brainstain" hazard. The Legionary who Uldren spoke to had been exposed to the Garden for an unknown length of time and ended up having its "secrets" grown into him in the form of thousands of tiny seeds pockmarking his skull, imparting him with knowledge of the Vex.<ref name="On the Hunt"/> It is stated that everything that dwells in the Garden becomes symbiotic with it as an extension of its growth, whether it be shedding leaves that fertilize the soil, or the bones or unspoken thoughts of individuals.<ref>'''Bungie (2019/10/1)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Undying]] - [[Lore:Aspect|Aspect]]: [[Lore:Aspect#Realis|Realis]]''</ref> | ||
When it was initially accessed from a Vex portal on Mars, the sky of the Black Garden appeared as a thick green veil of mist, but after the destruction of the Black Heart, it became more clear and centered in what appeared to be a cavern within the Martian landscape.<ref name="Destiny">'''Bungie (2014/9/9)''', ''[[Destiny]]''</ref> When it was later accessed from the moon, the Black Garden also appeared with a misty sky, but with three suns along with a planet and its orbiting moon.<ref name="Shadowkeep">'''Bungie (2019/10/1)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Shadowkeep]]''</ref> | When it was initially accessed from a Vex portal on Mars, the sky of the Black Garden appeared as a thick green veil of mist, but after the destruction of the Black Heart, it became more clear and centered in what appeared to be a cavern within the Martian landscape.<ref name="Destiny">'''Bungie (2014/9/9)''', ''[[Destiny]]''</ref> When it was later accessed from the moon, the Black Garden also appeared with a misty sky, but with three suns along with a planet and its orbiting moon.<ref name="Shadowkeep">'''Bungie (2019/10/1)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Shadowkeep]]''</ref> | ||
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==History== | ==History== | ||
===Origins=== | ===Origins=== | ||
The nature, origin and purpose of the Black Garden remain shrouded in mystery. According to the [[Warlock]] [[Pujari]], who experienced visions of the Black Garden, the Garden is in some way a product or reflection of the [[ | The nature, origin and purpose of the Black Garden remain shrouded in mystery. According to the [[Warlock]] [[Pujari]], who experienced visions of the Black Garden, the Garden is in some way a product or reflection of the [[Traveler]]'s actions in terraforming [[Mars]]; however, he was careful to state that this was "''not the beginning but it is the reason.''"<ref name = "Pujari"/> The mesa-like structure in the center of the Garden strongly resembles the [[Cradle]]s left behind by the Traveler on [[Mars]] and [[Io]], which were also seemingly a product of the Traveler's terraforming activities.{{Citation needed}} | ||
The Black Garden bears many similarities to an allegorical description of the primordial state of reality referenced in several Lore entries, itself described as a "[[Garden]]", in which the entities known as the Winnower and the Gardener existed before the universe began. It is unclear whether the two locations are the same; [[Eris Morn]] writes of a [[Tree of Silver Wings]] that was felled in the Black Garden, but this could refer to either the primordial "tree" that predated the universe or the more literal tree whose massive stump was discovered in the Black Garden by the Guardians as they fought the Sol Inherent Minds. | The Black Garden bears many similarities to an allegorical description of the primordial state of reality referenced in several Lore entries, itself described as a "[[Garden]]", in which the entities known as the Winnower and the Gardener existed before the universe began. It is unclear whether the two locations are the same; [[Eris Morn]] writes of a [[Tree of Silver Wings]] that was felled in the Black Garden, but this could refer to either the primordial "tree" that predated the universe or the more literal tree whose massive stump was discovered in the Black Garden by the Guardians as they fought the Sol Inherent Minds. | ||
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===City Age=== | ===City Age=== | ||
Long before anyone from the Last City set foot in the Garden, tales of its existence were told throughout the Sol System. The [[Warlock]] Pujari had a vision of the Garden when he drowned himself in the waters of the [[Shores of Time]]. Pujari's vision mentions that the Black Garden's existence is related to the Traveler's coming to Mars; the Traveler did not create the Garden, Pujari claims, but its actions may have allowed the Garden to come into existence. Pujari also stated that '''"The Garden grows in both directions. It grows into tomorrow and yesterday. The red flowers bloom forever. There are gardeners now. They came into the garden in vessels of bronze and they move through the groves in rivers of thought."'''<ref name = "Pujari">'''Bungie (2014/9/9)''', ''[[Destiny]] - [[Grimoire:Allies/Legends & Mysteries|Legends & Mysteries]]: [[Grimoire:Allies/Legends & Mysteries#Legend: The Black Garden|Legend: The Black Garden]]''</ref> The "gardeners" in question are most likely the Vex; Pujari's vision suggests that the Vex did not always inhabit the Black Garden, but came to existence after the life within the Garden called out a question, to which the Vex reached out as the answer. | Long before anyone from the Last City set foot in the Garden, tales of its existence were told throughout the Sol System. The [[Warlock]] Pujari had a vision of the Garden when he drowned himself in the waters of the [[Shores of Time]]. Pujari's vision mentions that the Black Garden's existence is related to the Traveler's coming to Mars; the Traveler did not create the Garden, Pujari claims, but its actions may have allowed the Garden to come into existence. Pujari also stated that '''"The Garden grows in both directions. It grows into tomorrow and yesterday. The red flowers bloom forever. There are gardeners now. They came into the garden in vessels of bronze and they move through the groves in rivers of thought."'''<ref name = "Pujari">'''Bungie (2014/9/9)''', ''[[Destiny]] - [[Grimoire:Allies/Legends & Mysteries|Legends & Mysteries]]: [[Grimoire:Allies/Legends & Mysteries#Legend: The Black Garden|Legend: The Black Garden]]''</ref> The "gardeners" in question are most likely the Vex; Pujari's vision suggests that the Vex did not always inhabit the Black Garden, but came to existence after the life within the Garden called out a question, to which the Vex reached out as the answer. | ||
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After learning of the Black Garden's existence from the [[Elisabeth Bray|Exo Stranger]], [[the Guardian]] traveled to the Reef to get information about the Garden's location. Queen [[Mara Sov]] and Prince Uldren Sov revealed that a Vex portal on Mars led to the Garden, but required the eye of a [[Zydron, Gate Lord|Gate Lord]] to access. After obtaining the Eye, the Guardian activated the Vex spire controlling the portal and then passed through the portal.<ref>'''Bungie (2014/9/9)''', ''[[Destiny]] - [[The Garden's Spire]]''</ref> Deep in the Garden, the Guardian discovered the Black Heart, guarded by the [[Sol Progeny]] as it drained the Traveler's [[Light]] and kept it dormant.<ref>'''Bungie (2014/9/9)''', ''[[Destiny]] - [[The Black Garden]]''</ref> The Guardian defeated the Progeny, which in turn destroyed the Heart. As a result, Light returned to the Traveler and it began to heal. The Garden also ceased to drift between dimensions and was relocated to Mars, making it accessible to the rest of the Guardians.<ref name = "Destiny"/> | After learning of the Black Garden's existence from the [[Elisabeth Bray|Exo Stranger]], [[the Guardian]] traveled to the Reef to get information about the Garden's location. Queen [[Mara Sov]] and Prince Uldren Sov revealed that a Vex portal on Mars led to the Garden, but required the eye of a [[Zydron, Gate Lord|Gate Lord]] to access. After obtaining the Eye, the Guardian activated the Vex spire controlling the portal and then passed through the portal.<ref>'''Bungie (2014/9/9)''', ''[[Destiny]] - [[The Garden's Spire]]''</ref> Deep in the Garden, the Guardian discovered the Black Heart, guarded by the [[Sol Progeny]] as it drained the Traveler's [[Light]] and kept it dormant.<ref>'''Bungie (2014/9/9)''', ''[[Destiny]] - [[The Black Garden]]''</ref> The Guardian defeated the Progeny, which in turn destroyed the Heart. As a result, Light returned to the Traveler and it began to heal. The Garden also ceased to drift between dimensions and was relocated to Mars, making it accessible to the rest of the Guardians.<ref name = "Destiny"/> | ||
Later, | Later, [[The Undying Mind]] arrived in the Garden and attempted to revive the Black Heart with assistance from the [[Sol Primeval]]. The Mind also attempted to separate the Garden from our timeline, but it was destroyed before it could do either.<ref>'''Bungie (2014/12/9)''', ''[[Destiny]]: [[The Dark Below]] - [[The Undying Mind (strike)|The Undying Mind]]''</ref> | ||
During the [[Taken War]], [[Oryx, the Taken King]] sent an expeditionary force of Taken into the garden to investigate and possibly restore the Black Heart. An Echo of Oryx and its Taken coven invaded the Garden through secret tunnels under [[Freehold]]. The [[Sol Divisive]] were overwhelmed by the Taken as the Garden became a war zone. Only through [[Guardian]] intervention were the Taken expelled.<ref name="TT"/> | During the [[Taken War]], [[Oryx, the Taken King]] sent an expeditionary force of Taken into the garden to investigate and possibly restore the Black Heart. An Echo of Oryx and its Taken coven invaded the Garden through secret tunnels under [[Freehold]]. The [[Sol Divisive]] were overwhelmed by the Taken as the Garden became a war zone. Only through [[Guardian]] intervention were the Taken expelled.<ref name="TT"/> | ||
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During the [[Red War]], the Red Legion invaded Mars and broke the Vex stalemate with the Cabal invasion. In addition to occupying Mars, the Red Legion destroyed the main gate used to access the Black Garden, irrevocably sealing the Garden for the Vex.<ref name="NE-CST-4"/> On Nessus, an access point reports more than one garden similar to the Black Garden, it is unclear as to how many are being built or are destroyed, even the foliage on the access outside of the garden is somehow enhancing Vex firewall systems while still being organic and something else.<ref>'''Bungie (2017/8/9)''', ''[[Destiny 2]] - [[Ghost scan]]s: [[Ghost_scan#Arcadian_Valley.2C_Nessus|NE-TAN-5]]''</ref> | During the [[Red War]], the Red Legion invaded Mars and broke the Vex stalemate with the Cabal invasion. In addition to occupying Mars, the Red Legion destroyed the main gate used to access the Black Garden, irrevocably sealing the Garden for the Vex.<ref name="NE-CST-4"/> On Nessus, an access point reports more than one garden similar to the Black Garden, it is unclear as to how many are being built or are destroyed, even the foliage on the access outside of the garden is somehow enhancing Vex firewall systems while still being organic and something else.<ref>'''Bungie (2017/8/9)''', ''[[Destiny 2]] - [[Ghost scan]]s: [[Ghost_scan#Arcadian_Valley.2C_Nessus|NE-TAN-5]]''</ref> | ||
=== | ===Kentarch-3=== | ||
At some point before the death of [[Cayde-6]], a | At some point before the death of [[Cayde-6]], a [[Kentarch 3|trio of Guardians]] composed of the Titan [[Yardarm-4]], the Hunter [[Lisbon-13]], and led by the Warlock [[Rekkana]], ventured into the Black Garden to find secrets about its origin. There they plundered an ancient [[Divinity|relic]] long revered by the Vex of the garden.<ref>'''Bungie (2019/10/5)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Shadowkeep]] - Item Description: [[Divinity#Lore|Divinity]]''</ref> However, after repelling significant Vex resistance, the three Guardians lost their Light after hearing whispers that their [[Ghost]]s could not detect. Afterwards, they made a deal with an unknown force, granting them strange powers, and eventually causing Lisbon-13 to turn on Rekkana and Yardarm-4.<ref>'''Bungie (2019/10/1)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Shadowkeep]] - Item Description: [[Kentarch 3 Suit (Hunter)]]''</ref><ref>'''Bungie (2019/10/1)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Shadowkeep]] - Item Description: [[Kentarch 3 Suit (Titan)]]''</ref><ref>'''Bungie (2019/10/1)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Shadowkeep]] - Item Description: [[Kentarch 3 Suit (Warlock)]]''</ref> However, the outcome of these events is unknown, as their bodies were never found by a Vanguard scouting team.<ref>'''Bungie (2019/10/1)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Shadowkeep]] - Item Description: [[Never Live It Down#Lore|Never Live It Down]]''</ref> | ||
Years later, the Guardians encountered a Vex Minotaur named [[Zeteon, Redemptive Mind]] entering the [[Moon]] from the Black Garden. Upon its destruction, a Vex artifact containing a link to the aftermath of the Kentarch-3 incident and the "divinity" they found in the Garden was discovered in its remains, a lead which the Guardian followed into the depths of the Garden in conjunction with the [[Unknown Artifact]]'s signal mentioned below. After the [[Sanctified Mind, Sol Inherent|Sanctified Mind]] was shut down, the Guardian took the Divinity with them, providing closure to the story of the Kentarch-3.<ref>'''Bungie (2019/10/1)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Shadowkeep]] - [[Divine Fragmentation]]''</ref> | |||
===Shadowkeep=== | ===Shadowkeep=== | ||
[[File:GOS1.jpg|360px|thumb|The Garden revisited in the Raid.]] | [[File:GOS1.jpg|360px|thumb|The Garden revisited in the Raid.]] | ||
When the Guardian | When the Guardian ventures into [[The Lunar Pyramid|the Lunar Pyramid]], the Witness takes possession of their [[The Ghost|Ghost]] and leads them to a spherical, [[Unknown Artifact|unknown artifact]]. Upon interacting with the artifact, they are subjected to a vision within the Black Garden, wherein the Witness, taking the form of the Guardian's doppelganger, speaks to them directly. Stating that they have "heard [their] cries for help" and would soon answer, the Witness identified themselves not as the Guardian's friend nor enemy, but rather their "salvation".<ref>'''Bungie (2019/10/1)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Shadowkeep]] - [[Beyond (mission)|Beyond]]''</ref> | ||
After bringing the artifact back to [[Eris Morn]], it | After bringing the artifact back to [[Eris Morn]], it begins transmitting a signal that leads to the Black Garden. A fireteam of Guardians then enter the Black Garden via a newly-discovered portal on the moon, faced the [[Consecrated Mind, Sol Inherent|Consecrated Mind]] in a labyrinth, and defeated the Sanctified Mind after it was found communing with a [[Pyramid Scale]] sighted at the garden. At the end of their journey, the fireteam traced their signal to a veiled statue identical to the one aboard the Lunar Pyramid, which unlocked direct communication with the [[Darkness]] through the artifact.<ref name="GOS"/> | ||
However, the Vex would not take this incursion into the Black Garden lightly. The destruction of the Sol Inherent minds prompted the Vex to reawaken the Undying Mind. In turn, the Undying Mind copied itself across thousands of timelines after learning from its previous encounters; causing the Sol Divisive to invade the Moon en masse to bar entry into the Black Garden.<ref>'''Bungie (2019/10/1)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Undying]]''</ref> | However, the Vex would not take this incursion into the Black Garden lightly. The destruction of the Sol Inherent minds prompted the Vex to reawaken the Undying Mind. In turn, the Undying Mind copied itself across thousands of timelines after learning from its previous encounters; causing the Sol Divisive to invade the Moon en masse to bar entry into the Black Garden.<ref>'''Bungie (2019/10/1)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Undying]]''</ref> | ||
After weeks of holding the Sol Divisive back, the Guardians follow Ikora's plan to use a beacon to pull one of the thousand copies of the Undying Mind from the timeways, allowing them to destroy the Axis Mind. The Guardian push forward against the latest Vex Offensive, breaching into the Black Garden once again and planting the beacon. As planned, the beacon draws a copy of the Undying Mind and after a perilous struggle, the Guardians succeed in destroying the Undying Mind. However, as thousands of copies of the Mind existed, the Guardians were forced to continually destroy the copies one by one using the same process. Eventually, every last copy of the Mind was destroyed.{{Citation needed}} However, the destruction of the Undying Minds caused the [[Corridors of Time]] to fracture, which proved an opportunity for the Red Legion to split [[Mercury]] into alternate timelines with the hijacked [[Sundial]].<ref>'''Bungie (2019/12/10)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of Dawn]]''</ref> | After weeks of holding the Sol Divisive back, the Guardians follow Ikora's plan to use a beacon to pull one of the thousand copies of the Undying Mind from the timeways, allowing them to destroy the Axis Mind. The Guardian push forward against the latest Vex Offensive, breaching into the Black Garden once again and planting the beacon. As planned, the beacon draws a copy of the Undying Mind and after a perilous struggle, the Guardians succeed in destroying the Undying Mind. However, as thousands of copies of the Mind existed, the Guardians were forced to continually destroy the copies one by one using the same process. Eventually, every last copy of the Mind was destroyed.{{Citation needed}} However, the destruction of the Undying Minds caused the [[Corridors of Time]] to fracture, which proved an opportunity for the Red Legion to split [[Mercury]] into alternate timelines with the hijacked [[Sundial]].<ref>'''Bungie (2019/12/10)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of Dawn]]''</ref> | ||
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===Season of the Wish=== | ===Season of the Wish=== | ||
Several moments after the Conceptual Mind was defeated, the Sol Divisive would create an Axis Mind capable of harnessing [[Ahamkara]] energies and simulating the [[Techeun]]s to stop them from recovering Riven's eggs.<ref>'''Bungie (2023/11/28)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Wish]] - [[Wishing All the Best#Step 28|Wishing All the Best: Step 28]]''</ref> As the Guardian arrived too late to recover one of the eggs, the Sol Divisive would transport the egg into the Black Garden, near Taranis's corpse.<ref>'''Bungie (2023/11/28)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Wish]] - [[Apophasis]]''</ref> Crow would track the egg and allow the Guardian to pursue them into the Garden by using Riven's accessway. They would use the sparks left behind to approach the structure resembling [[The Citadel]] from [[Venus]], unlock the paracausal locks, navigate the mist otherwise hazardous to them, defeat [[Akardon, Pitiless Mind]], and recover both Riven's egg and [[Wish-Keeper]], a gift given to them by Taranis to honor his wish to protect his and Riven's unborn whims. Riven reveals that the Black Garden was used as a lair by Taranis, just like the [[Dreaming City]] was used as a lair by her. Taranis and Riven would spend time in the Black Garden until the [[Great Ahamkara Hunt]] was commenced by [[Lightbearer]]s of the [[Last City]] when they were separated. Taranis would make a noble sacrifice at the cost of his death: he would grant his own wish to scatter the clutch. Riven would begin sending messages by having the Guardian use Wish-Keeper to form constellations around both the Black Garden and the Dreaming City, then having them visit Taranis's corpse to deliver it. As they do so, they would also build a mysterious platform to access a portal above the corpse. Once all the celestial anomalies are found inside the Dreaming City and the Black Garden, the Guardian finally discovers what lies behind the portal: a symbol of the | Several moments after the Conceptual Mind was defeated, the Sol Divisive would create an Axis Mind capable of harnessing [[Ahamkara]] energies and simulating the [[Techeun]]s to stop them from recovering Riven's eggs.<ref>'''Bungie (2023/11/28)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Wish]] - [[Wishing All the Best#Step 28|Wishing All the Best: Step 28]]''</ref> As the Guardian arrived too late to recover one of the eggs, the Sol Divisive would transport the egg into the Black Garden, near Taranis's corpse.<ref>'''Bungie (2023/11/28)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Wish]] - [[Apophasis]]''</ref> Crow would track the egg and allow the Guardian to pursue them into the Garden by using Riven's accessway. They would use the sparks left behind to approach the structure resembling [[The Citadel]] from [[Venus]], unlock the paracausal locks, navigate the mist otherwise hazardous to them, defeat [[Akardon, Pitiless Mind]], and recover both Riven's egg and [[Wish-Keeper]], a gift given to them by Taranis to honor his wish to protect his and Riven's unborn whims. Riven reveals that the Black Garden was used as a lair by Taranis, just like the [[Dreaming City]] was used as a lair by her. Taranis and Riven would spend time in the Black Garden until the [[Great Ahamkara Hunt]] was commenced by [[Lightbearer]]s of the [[Last City]] when they were separated. Taranis would make a noble sacrifice at the cost of his death: he would grant his own wish to scatter the clutch. Riven would begin sending messages by having the Guardian use Wish-Keeper to form constellations around both the Black Garden and the Dreaming City, then having them visit Taranis's corpse to deliver it. As they do so, they would also build a mysterious platform to access a portal above the corpse. Once all the celestial anomalies are found inside the Dreaming City and the Black Garden, the Guardian finally discovers what lies behind the portal: a symbol of the Ishtar Collective built with Vex architecture.<ref name ="Starcrossed"/> | ||
After some time, the Witness would instruct the Sol Divisive to recreate the Black Heart as its final attempt to keep the Guardians out of the [[The Pale Heart|Pale Heart]], with the intent to interfere in the connection between the Traveler and the Veil. It would use the Temporal Progeny, successors to the Sol Progeny composed of the [[Established Mind]], [[Inevitable Mind]], and [[Synchronal Mind]], to guard the Black Heart. Osiris instructed the Guardian to return to the Black Garden and remove the interference disrupting Crow's entry into the Pale Heart. They explore the Black Garden in search of its recreated Heart and after defeating the Withdrawn Mind, would return to the site where they found the Black Heart on Elsie's instruction to destroy it and allow the Traveler to heal from the fight during the Collapse. They were successful in destroying the Black Heart again by defeating the Temporal Progeny, allowing Crow to finally enter the Pale Heart.<ref>'''Bungie (2023/11/28)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Wish]] - [[Closer to the Heart]]''</ref> | After some time, the Witness would instruct the Sol Divisive to recreate the Black Heart as its final attempt to keep the Guardians out of the [[The Pale Heart|Pale Heart]], with the intent to interfere in the connection between the Traveler and the Veil. It would use the Temporal Progeny, successors to the Sol Progeny composed of the [[Established Mind]], [[Inevitable Mind]], and [[Synchronal Mind]], to guard the Black Heart. Osiris instructed the Guardian to return to the Black Garden and remove the interference disrupting Crow's entry into the Pale Heart. They explore the Black Garden in search of its recreated Heart and after defeating the Withdrawn Mind, would return to the site where they found the Black Heart on Elsie's instruction to destroy it and allow the Traveler to heal from the fight during the Collapse. They were successful in destroying the Black Heart again by defeating the Temporal Progeny, allowing Crow to finally enter the Pale Heart.<ref>'''Bungie (2023/11/28)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Wish]] - [[Closer to the Heart]]''</ref> |