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In [[Season of Arrivals]], Oryx's son Nokris would continuously pull the Guardian between the physical and Ascendant realm, and eventually challenge them to a duel in the [[High Coven|court of Savathûn]]. The architecture of the arena, as well as the whole court, bears a striking resemblance to Oryx's throne world; it is unknown whether it was only a creative decision by Bungie or a hint towards the Witch Queen incorporating parts of the Dreadnaught into her own court after Oryx's demise. | In [[Season of Arrivals]], Oryx's son Nokris would continuously pull the Guardian between the physical and Ascendant realm, and eventually challenge them to a duel in the [[High Coven|court of Savathûn]]. The architecture of the arena, as well as the whole court, bears a striking resemblance to Oryx's throne world; it is unknown whether it was only a creative decision by Bungie or a hint towards the Witch Queen incorporating parts of the Dreadnaught into her own court after Oryx's demise. | ||
In [[The Witch Queen]] the Hive Ghost [[Fynch]] led the Guardian to a [[Temple of the Navigator|temple]] Savathûn had built in her [[Savathûn's Throne World|throne world]] and dedicated to her brother. Guarded by Oryx's foster son [[Alak-Hul, the Darkblade|Alak-Hul]] now resurrected in the Light as the Lightblade, it houses an enormous statue of Oryx defeating Akka. More importantly to the mission, though, it also turned out to be the resting spot of one of the Tablets of Ruin. | In [[The Witch Queen]] the Hive Ghost [[Fynch]] led the Guardian to a [[Temple of the Navigator|temple]] Savathûn had built in her [[Savathûn's Throne World|throne world]] and dedicated to her brother. Guarded by Oryx's foster son [[Alak-Hul, the Darkblade|Alak-Hul]] now resurrected in the Light as the Lightblade, it houses an enormous statue of Oryx defeating Akka. More importantly to the mission, though, it also turned out to be the resting spot of one of the Tablets of Ruin. As the Guardian made their investigation into how the Witch Queen and her [[Lucent Brood]] managed to claim the Light, the tablet they acquired from the temple showed them her plan to steal the Traveler but more so they learned that Oryx's sister had refused to take her brother's place as master of the Taken and on going back on the decision they had made millennia ago. | ||
==Family== | ==Family== | ||