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- "Two words: Sparrow jousting."
"Two words: why not?" - — Marcus Ren and Amanda Holliday[1]
Marcus Ren is a Hunter who became a legend in the Last City due to his skill in the Sparrow Racing League.
Biography
Guardian of the Last City
During his efforts to perfect the Fr0st-EE5s, Marcus asked his fellow SRL racer Blue Boaz to help test them out. Boaz thought the boots were great despite the name, and Marcus was glad they worked so well despite the problems he still had not fixed, admitting that the Energy Transfer Capacitors had around a two-percent chance of exploding. His friend was furious that Marcus had him test them without warning about the danger, threating to inform Deputy-Commander Sloane, but Marcus quickly offered him rare Sparrow mods to ensure his silence.[2]
Marcus was part of several fireteams of Guardians deployed to the Cosmodrome in the aftermath of the SIVA Crisis. The fireteams found most of the Fallen House of Devils hideouts abandoned, with their banners and House armor burned. After the mission, Marcus spoke with Sloane and stated that he believed that the Fallen's siege of the City was broken, as the other Fallen Houses across the system had also abandoned their holdings and disappeared.[3]
A New Golden Age
- "But these are the Stompies. I'm going to do a test-drive, and if they rip my legs off—"
"Is that likely?"
"You disintegrate me quick before the rogue mechasynapses spread—"
"WHAT— " - — Marcus Ren and Boaz
Following the reclamation of the Last City from the Red Legion and the restoration of the Light, Marcus returned to the City. At some point, Marcus suggested to Amanda Holliday that they could attempt to use Sparrows for jousting, which Amanda thought was a great idea.[1]
While working on the creation of the St0mp-EE5, Marcus invited Boaz to help test them. He asked Boaz to disintegrate him quickly if the boots ripped his legs off so that the rogue mechasynapses could not spread. Boaz was disconcerted about the dangers of the experiment, while also noting he would not even get Crucible credit for the kill. Marcus offered to let him win their next race and suggested that he could ask Ariadne Gris for help instead, as he was sure she would want to shoot him. His fellow racer agreed to help and Marcus began his first field test of the St0mp-EE5's.[4]
One day in his workshop, Marcus complained to his Ghost, Didi, that he was bored and needed a new project. She pointed out that he had three unfinished Sparrows and a task from Ikora Rey that he had yet to complete. Marcus complained she was not taking him seriously, causing her to fly over to his bright red racing jacket and point out that she had always wanted one for herself. Excited by the idea, Marcus agreed she needed a racing shell and that he was going to create the flashiest Ghost shell ever. He kissed Didi's shell and thanked her for the idea.[5]
During the first Crimson Days event following the Liberation of the Last City, Marcus raced in the Crimson Cup to defend his win the previous year. During the final lap he had a four length lead on his friend Enoch Bast, but while looking behind him accidently dropped his lucky coin. A moment later, Marcus' Sparrow fried a cell, causing him to lose speed. Just before the finish line, Enoch passed Marcus and won the race, stunning the crowd and announcers. Marcus sped off the track on his damaged Sparrow, casting one last look back at the Titan racer who had defeated him.[6]
List of appearances
- Destiny
- The Taken King (First mentioned)
- Rise of Iron (Mentioned only)
- The Dawning (Mentioned only)
- Destiny 2 (Mentioned only)
- Curse of Osiris (Mentioned only)
- Warmind (Mentioned only)
- Solstice of Heroes (Mentioned only)
- Forsaken (Mentioned only)
References
- ^ a b Bungie (2017/9/8), Destiny 2: Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, Hastilude
- ^ Bungie (2018/5/8), Destiny 2: Warmind Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, Fr0st-EE5
- ^ Bungie (2017/3/28), Destiny: Age of Triumph Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, Grimoire: Ghost Fragment: Fallen 6
- ^ Bungie (2017/9/8), Destiny 2: Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, St0mp-EE5
- ^ Bungie (2017/5/12), Destiny 2: Curse of Osiris Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, Fast Lane Shell
- ^ Bungie (2017/5/12), Destiny 2: Curse of Osiris Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, Undefeated
