Thread:Inquisitor01/@comment-24306135-20150821120532

He is going to die. He needs to, and it will be permanent. Ceres was his home in the old days, and it's fitting that he dies taking it back.

Here's my current rundown:

Nevermore goes rampant due to overscans of Sauron's neural net during his last mental episode. He takes over the Blade Ketch's guns during the final fight, locking them onto Sauron specifically. He jumps onto Enxor to avoid letting the team get targeted and holds on tight, badly damaging the beast and nearly killing himself when the strike hits.

Somebody else kills Enxor.

At the end of it, they find Sauron's shattered body, he delivers a little mea culpa, tells Avgust to get stuffed for being a bad leader, and dies.

I'll write up a real feuneral scene in the epilogue.

(Note: Have you ever noticd that while Sauron's a terrible character, his stupid decisions and multiple deaths reflect a far more accurate picture of Destiny as a game than any other character?) 