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you are coming down with me. hand in unloveable hand

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Okay yall, give me a few numbers

Destiny Questions

A bunch of Destiny 2 asks for your Guardian OCs

Where was your guardian raised?

What race is your Guardian?

What do they look like?

Guardian's name?

Defining features?

What's their Ghost's name?

What does their ghost look like?

How do they view their revival? Would they rather have stayed dead or be revived?

Guardian's preferred weapon/weapons?

Guardian's class?

Guardian's Subclass?

Does your Guardian hoard weapons and materials or are they picky?

Is your Guardian stealthy or "Stealthy"?

Guardian's views on the different factions? ie, eliksni hive, humanity, etc, etc

Is your Guardian friendly with any of the Eliksni houses?

How do the different factions view the Guardian?

How old are they?

Do they remember much of their past life?

If your Guardian left behind audio logs like Cayde did after his death, what would they say? Who would they be addressed to?

Is your Guardian jaded and bitter? Or are they still doggedly determined, after all that's happened?

What do the Vanguard think of them?

What does their Ghost think of them?

How many exotics do they have?

When, or if, they die, what will they leave behind?

If they had a unique exotic piece of gear, what would it be, and what would the flavor text be?

How long did it take them to get to the Last City?

What were their first thoughts upon seeing the Traveler for the first time?

Their reaction to Cayde-6's death? Were they bloodthirsty, hungry for revenge, or tired and grieving after so many already lost?

What did they feel when they lost their Light during the Red War?

If your Guardian lost their Ghost, what would their reaction be?

If they died, what would the Last City's reaction be?

Depending on their Vanguard, what would they think about the Guardian's death?

Guardian's favorite weapon?

Guardian's least favorite weapon?

Guardian's preferred look? Are they well known for it?

What ship do they fly and what does Holiday think of it?

How is their flying?

If you had to guess, what faction would you say they've killed the most of?

What was your Guardian before they were a Guardian? Do they know?

How long was your Guardian dead for before they were revived? What age were they revived in?

What does Shaxx think of their fighting and performance in the Crucible?

How loyal are they to the Last City and the Traveler? What would have to happen to test it?

If your Guardian is the type for it, what's their favorite/preferred method of pranking?

What do other Guardians think of them?

Do they fit their classes stereotypes?

Are they a no-nonsense get the job done type or a flashy and sarcastic joke cracker type?

Guardian's worst fear?

Guardian's favorite food?

Guardian's favorite location?

What are your Guardian's views on Gambit?

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I Lust for Oryx 😏

Hello?

[hellsfavoritefallenangel]

If Oryx keeps giving me and other people these cool titles and descriptions, I'm going to have to ask for his hand in marriage.

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Did this in-between my Arcane rewatch, season 2 brainrot and playing through Lightfall these past two months

Bonus rounds:

grotesque shot of them bleeding from the nose after being violently reprimanded

both throwing and breaking their one iconic item

both obsessed with a woman whose name starts with "Cai"

I feel like I could carry on

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Guardian Jinx design inspired by @artemyiss really really cool destiny jayvik art 😼😼

Also I made Isha her Ghost because OFCC

My idea is that Jinx would main prismatic and use both stasis and arc, also listed ideas of what weapons she’d use for her primary, secondary and heavy

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Ride of the Valkyrie Chapter 2: The Crypt

My journey through the light has been long and difficult, so it's best to start where it all began.

We called it the Traveler, and its arrival changed us forever. Great cities were built on Mars and Venus. Mercury became a garden world. Human lifespan tripled. It was a time of miracles. We stared out at the galaxy and knew that it was our destiny to walk in the light of other stars.

Nearly two centuries after the arrival of the traveler, I was born. My mother was in the military, so we traveled the world. I got to see the gates of Berlin, the Colosseum in Rome, Cape Canaveral in Florida, the Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, and so many other wonders of the world.

For most of my early life, we had always been moving, but when I turned 14, my mom was stationed permanently in D.C. I made many close friends in high school, it was the first time that I ever had a sense of stability in my life.

When we graduated high school, we all went to the same university. I tried just about everything, but I never could find a major that would work for me, I eventually decided to just go with a liberal arts degree, but I didn't know where I would go with it.

By the end of uni, I was in debt, a lot of it. I wasn't particularly good at art, but it was a fun hobby. I loved drawing the landscapes of all the places I went as a kid, I kept them in the sketchbook that was nearly tied to my hip. The only way I saw forward though, was following in my mother’s footsteps and enlisting.

Basic training was hard, really hard, but I made it through. I was put into a unit whose sole objective was delivering humanitarian aid to places in need, I know, it doesn't sound like a job that a normal military would have, but because of the golden age, there was almost no war. Humanity was experiencing the longest period of peace that the Earth had ever seen, borders were only an invisible line on maps and becoming less and less relevant by the day. But someone needed to be there to help people when a flood, hurricane, or drought occurred to help the people that lived there.

About three years in, I learned about a new experimental brigade that was accepting applicants. It sounded extremely fishy, but the pay was a massive improvement compared to what I currently had, so I signed up for it.

About a week later I got a message saying that my application had been received and accepted. The base for it was in a really remote place in Colorado, I had no clue what the job entails, but at this point, it was too late to go back now. When we got there, they gave us nametags with some codenames on them, the person to my left got Archangel, to my right they got Goliath, and I got Valkyrie.

They funneled us into a massive room, I think the entire brigade was there. In the front of the room, there was a stage with two people on it. The first guy was in a full military uniform and was the Colonel, but the man next to him was in a suit, maybe he was a civilian? I didn’t know. The Colonel stood tall at the podium, his voice carrying a sense of authority and determination. "All of you gathered here are the courageous individuals who have volunteered for this brigade to push the boundaries of science in our practical applications. Our unit is dedicated to exploring the untapped potential of scientific advancements. This endeavor will have its challenges; it will be arduous, and some of you may not return. Yet, your sacrifices will echo through generations, benefiting all of humanity.

We are not engaged in a conventional war. Instead, we are in a relentless battle against time itself. Our mission is to expedite the path to a brighter future for all of humanity.

Now, I will yield the floor to Clovis Bray, the executive of the Braytech corporation, to elucidate the specifics of your mission."

"Thank you, Colonel," Clovis responded, his voice emanating an unmistakable air of self-centeredness and annoyance.

"As per the colonel's instructions, your upcoming mission marks the pinnacle of merging science and humanity. Braytech's legacy precedes it, and I'm certain many of you are familiar with our work.

You will be divided into battalions, each assigned to one of three groundbreaking Braytech projects. The first project involves testing the capabilities of the Warmind Rasputin, delving into its weapon systems, and pushing the limits of its computational capacity. The second project focuses on SIVA, where you will experiment with weapons, armaments, and various functional applications. Lastly, the Exo project aims to revolutionize human existence by transferring consciousness to robotic bodies, paving the way for enhanced performance and longevity.

In the hangar, you'll find three ships awaiting deployment – one destined for Europa, another for Mars, and the last for the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. I extend my best wishes to each of you as you embark on these groundbreaking endeavors. Over to you, Colonel."

Just as his pompous ass stopped talking, the Colonel walked back to the podium. “Each of you will meet with your respective Lieutenant Colonels at your designated ship. May the light provide soldiers.”

Following his brief remarks, we all followed out of the room and into the hangar. These ships, they were massive. They could have easily fit thousands of people. I was a bit embarrassed to admit that this would be my first time off planet. There had to be so much left to discover, maybe joining the army wasn't so bad of a deal after all?

The engines of the ships roared to life. The ship destined for Kazakhstan left first, quickly followed by the ship leaving for Mars. Our ship was delayed though due to us taking ‘special cargo’. I later found out that this so-called ‘special cargo’ was none other than Clovis Bray himself.

I never took Clovis to be the cold type, I mean, from what I heard about him it seemed his love child was on Mars with that Warmind thing. Frankly, if you ask me, it just sounds like he wants someone to talk to who's programmed to agree with him but I digress.

On our trip to Europa, I'm kinda sad that we didn't see the moon. It was always present in the night sky, kinda wanted to see what the hype was about. However, when we got near Jupiter, it was so worth it. Jupiter was a level of massive I had never seen before. When we landed on Europa it was so large, Jupiter enveloped the entirety of the sky, it made me feel so…. Small.

As soon as the doors opened it was cold, really cold. Luckily the entrance was only a few meters away. We were told that we would be working in the Exoscience facility, but the place we would be living in is a fairly small city called Eventide. The city itself only had about 40,000 people, but damn was it beautiful. Due to us essentially being employees of Braytech, we got to see the beautiful white ice of Europa that spanned as far as the eye could see.

We each received dates for our transfer from our human bodies to our exo ones. Mine was in two weeks. In the meantime, we were given time to relax and enjoy the amenities provided by Braytech.

Their spas were downright heavenly, and their saunas too. For a city on an ice planet, there was no shortage of extremely warm activities. Those two weeks were the best of my life. But I knew that my time was quickly ticking.

They never really told us what would happen after our transfers. There is much speculation among those who haven't gone in yet. We have not seen anyone who already did the transfer, and it's kinda scary. I have no clue what's waiting for me on the other side. But now, I've come too far to turn back.

The day finally came. Two Braytech researchers and the Lieutenant Colonel came to my room.

Holding a datapad, the Lt. Colonel ordered “Ms. Valkyrie, you are ordered to go to the Creation wing of the Braytech Exoscience immediately for your transfer into an exo unit. Do you understand your orders?”

I sheepishly replied “Yes sir”

He continued “If you wish to opt out, now is the time. You will be discharged and returned to Earth. Will you continue?”

“Yes sir”

“Good, you are expected to be there within 10 minutes, best you get moving” he finished.

“Yes sir”

With that, I ran to the metro to get to the lab as soon as possible. I could feel my heart pounding in my chest. The doubt weighed on me like a ton of bricks. Would I even feel like a person after this? I was too far along to turn back now, and at this point, I’d probably be arrested if I disobeyed the order.

The metro stopped at the Exoscience facility and I got off. I went up to the office where I was supposed to go. I knocked on the door and it automatically opened. Standing there was Clovis Bray I and two Exos, I didn't recognize either of them. The guy was blue, with the most amazing blue eyes I had ever seen. The girl was covered in white, with matching white eyes. My lookover of them was cut short though when Clovis piped up.

“I hope you have enjoyed your stay at Eventide Ms. Valkyrie,” he said clearly trying to feign diplomacy.

"Yes, it has been very relaxing," I said with a forced smile.

“Good, good, now, if you’ll follow me, we have an Exo to make.”

The one exo realizing it was his time to leave said “Uhh, I’ll just get going” before stumbling out the door. As he left the room, a door opened up to an elevator. The three of us walked in it before it swiftly began to descend. The walls of the elevator were clear so you could see all the brilliant colors of the insides of Europa. The ice walls were penetrated by flares of red, pink, and purple.

After about two minutes of descent, it came to a slow stop. The doors opened revealing a massive subterranean complex. I was awestruck. So many moving machines, so many scientists, so many Exos, it was all just overwhelming. But of course, Clovis had to ruin the moment by starting to talk.

“So,” he said, “This is the Deep Stone Crypt”.

“The what?” I responded.

“The Deep Stone Crypt is where we make our Exos, and this is where you will be reborn. All you need to do is customize your new body”

Customization? Maybe this won't be as bad after all. He handed me a datapad and I began selecting the options. First was the base color, they had everything imaginable. The goth phase that I started in high school still had a stranglehold on me though, so I, of course, went with black. Next, we got to choose the eye color, just like the base color, there were so many options. I was in between red, blue, and green, but I eventually went with green, there was just something about it that spoke to me. We also got to choose any extras, I chose to have my unit number, which at the time was 1, and two antennae on the sides of my head. After this, the customization was done and I got a preview of it. It was perfect.

“All done” Clovis interrupted.

“Yeah”

“Now, I just need you to lay in this pod, it will put you under heavy anesthetics while the transfer occurs, this is the last time you will be in this body. Once you wake up, I will have my granddaughter here, tell you your assignment.”

I got in the bed, the capsule closed around me. In the few seconds after the pod closed, I saw a weird white fluid pouring through tubes into the pod, but I didn't see what it was being used for as the pod filled with gas and everything went dark.

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Ride of the Valkyrie: Chapter 1: Into The Light

My hand shakes as I grip the joystick on my ship. I look at Luna for comfort, but even she shakes in fear. I quickly come to my senses when I hear Commander Zavala come in over the comms: “It was an honor to serve the last city with you.” Following his statement, his ship jumps through the portal, into the Pale Heart.

I looked at my Ghost one last time, meeting her eyes as we prepared for what was about to happen. 

“No matter what we face, we’ll do it together,” I reassure her, and myself if I’m honest.

“Always,” she quickly responds.

As her words echoed through the small cabin of my ship, the Queen of Hearts, I looked around the interior, remembering just how far I had come. The battles we fought, the victories we celebrated, and the losses we mourned. Each scar on the ship's hull told a story of courage and sacrifice. I remembered all those I fought alongside, especially Cayde. If only he were here to see this. His laughter, his humor – it felt like just yesterday we were playing poker over a drink with each other.

The cockpit was filled with the hum of machinery and the soft beeping of the navigation system. Luna’s soft light flickered as she interfaced with the ship's controls, ensuring everything was ready for the jump. 

"Everything looks good on my end," she said, her voice steady despite the tension in the air.

“Thanks, Luna. I don’t know what I’d do without you,” I said, trying to keep my voice from wavering.

“You’d be lost, Val. Quite literally,” she replied with a hint of humor, breaking the tension for a moment.

I took a deep breath, gripped the joystick, and pushed it forward. The engines roared to life, and within moments, we accelerated. The speedometer of my ship increased: Mach 1, Mach 2, Mach 3. I felt the G forces like I had never felt them before. Was it the speed or was it the nerves? After three seconds, we had reached Mach 5, and I engaged my warp drive. Everything stretched, I saw a cacophony of shapes and colors, like nothing I could have ever imagined. I saw a bright light, it started small but quickly enveloped my entire ship, and then in a flash, I saw it all.