Calus, like Oryx before him, would need to create a proxy for the Dark. Darkness whispers to many, including us, but as far as we know only three entities have ever faced it directly, and of those three only Oryx truly conversed with it through the vessel of an unborn ogre. While the Traveler seems to represent a singular avatar/representation of Light, the Pyramids are some kind of group manifestation of Darkness and have no individual representative that we know of (though we did meet something face-to-borrowed-face in the Black Garden). He went about figuring out how to speak with it, which meant figuring out who to try speaking with in the first place.
When "the end is nigh" became "now," Calus at first waited for Darkness to present itself before him, as it must surely do for its most faithful herald…but it didn't. And now that we know what he was up to just after said worlds were swallowed, I hope that motherfucker stays gone. Hey, remember Calus? The hedonistic Cabal ex-Emperor madman lounging aboard his prison-turned-pleasure barge Leviathan, indulging in delirious celebration of the end coming on the points of the knife-edged fleet he saw at our galaxy's edge? Remember how he proclaimed himself the Darkness' herald, prophet of the world's doom? How's he doing now that that end has literally arrived? Darkness is here, the Pyramids hang in the sky in much the same way that bricks don't, and Calus and Leviathan disappeared along with the four worlds Darkness swallowed up. Disillusioned when the Traveler stood by as the City burned during the Red War, the pair listened when Emperor Calus offered glory and riches to Guardians who might rally to his banner. One of the ones who didn't was the Hunter Katabasis and his Ghost Gilgamesh. Guardians don't have to listen to the Vanguard. Katabasis is the dead man, and he's got one hell of a tale. Katabasis is the going-down, the journey to the underworld, the fall from paradise into cruel reality. Origin & Description: Katabasis: the descent. Ornaments: Burial Wrap, Remembrance, Dead Man's Revenge Masterworked Trait: Dark-Forged Trigger - Removes hipfire penalties. Trait: Transformative - Future drops of this weapon will have random rolls. Perk: Cranial Spike - Chaining precision hits grants bonus damage and quickens reload speed. To the left, there’s a scannable rusty monitor attached to the wall.“Long, short, they all end the same way.” -Katabasis Turn left and go up the steps onto the platform. Scannable Object #21: Again, just as you enter the Arboretum, turn left and go up the stairs. More Destiny 2 collectible guides on Gameranx: It’s a nightmare, but hopefully we can help with pictures and descriptions for each location. Sometimes you’ll scan something that stands out, but just as often you’ll scan some regular piece of geometry that doesn’t look any different from the rest of the game world. These things appear in mission activity sectors and public sectors all the same, and the stuff you actually scan is totally random. If only Scannables weren’t so hard to find. When you’re near a Scannable Object, the Ghost icon will light up in the upper right corner of your screen. Scannable Objects provide a little bit of lore, and don’t forget that your Ghost will provide a little bit of help finding them. The second major zone introduces Guardians to the New Pacific Arcology, and loads of other minor mission areas you’ll need to explore. Scannables are the toughest to find collectible in Destiny 2, and there are loads of them in the rotting rigs of Titan.
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