Chat, Would It Be Possible For An Ahamkara To Use Their Own Wish When Meeting Their Death In A Way That

Chat, would it be possible for an Ahamkara to use their own Wish when meeting their death in a way that transforms their bones into that of a mortal in the hopes that someday they'll be revived as they once were by a Ghost? But instead they end up awakening in the body of a human and losing all their memories, yet having an eerie sensation that Something Is Inside Of Them?

They first enter the Tower and as they walk around they get an instinctual chill upon seeing the amount of Guardians. A sharp exhale escapes them when they notice the skull of a familiar creature on a Warlock's head. A pit forms in their gut as they find themselves staring at the spine of a young 'Wish Dragon' along a Hunter's forearm?

And the voices. They grow accustomed to others warning of the power of the bones. But to them, it's not overbearing bargaining or lies that could drive any Lightbearer mad. It's whispers. Quiet pleas of their last moments that they'd never admit to if they were alive today. The souls recognize their presence, not their Lightbearer shell. Where others hear temptations, they hear melodies of longing. To feel the caress of life upon their bones again.

And as this Guardian stands in a field—a gravesite—full of these bones, they drop their weapon, curl up in one of the large skulls, and weep. For where their flesh feels unwelcome, their bones join the choruses of a lost home.

@flowers-of-io told me that Oryx called the Traveler a huckster one time and I immediately ran to (poorly) make this

rhulk accidentally writing an enemies to lovers piece about him and sao

Solsori, also called Sol, is an eliksni that rose after death as a hunter. His fireteam includes a human hunter named Sock and an awoken titan named Kit. His ghost is named Cloud.

he/they

Being an NPC in Dredge must be a wild ride. You work on an oil rig and one day this guy in a bizarrely tricked out fishing boat rolls up at Mach Fuck You to say hi (why does he have an icebreaker?) and he's got dredging equipment so the foreman asks if he can pull up some of your missing supply shipments and he says sure. Okay, the weird guy with the suspiciously souped up fishing boat (why does one of his engines look like it's made of meat?) is just a nice, normal guy who's just weird about his boat, fine.

And then you start drilling and cause an oil seep in an inhabited group of islands and you feel bad, but your new friend makes a deal with the scientist to go study the seep, so it'll probably be fine, right? Well, then the fisherman, upon hearing that he'll be going back and forth between the oil rig and the Marrows (and isn't that a kind of morbid name for a place where people live?) a lot, dumps a glowing golden anchor overboard that OPENS UP A PORTAL, AND WHEN HE GOES IN THE PORTAL HIS BOAT FUCKING EXPLODES.

And then the next day, his suspiciously souped up fishing boat un-explodes out of the portal and he docks on your workplace that you also live in like nothing ever happened.

I, for one, would simply start drinking.