#aldurgoth

New oc drop, this is my Destiny Hive oc. His name is Aldurgoth the Deserter, and he was a Hive Knight (Titan) lightbearer apart of Savathun's lucant hive until he decided that he didn't agree with the queen's ideals and also didn't want to put his hive ghost Aavicia (Aavis for short) in danger.

I started playing destiny with my pals, they helped my through The Witch Queen Campaign, and I IMMEDIATELY fell in love with the hive. They are so fuck'n cool and have such amazing lore.

Somw sketches of my Hive oc Aldur and his ghost Aavis, featuring one of my friend's guardian OCs as a little size comparison.

( @azraelthereaper starter)

Things were getting colder as the seasons began to shift. The days were growing shorter while nights grew longer. Some trees began to change, their leaves turning warm and colorful, Leaves of red, yellow, and orange would fall from their swaying branches- while other trees remained the same lush dark green. 

It was... New. And beautiful. It was unlike anything Aldur had ever seen. A stark contrast to the ruined buildings of earth's extinct civilization, and the death that still lie in its wake.  It was almost peaceful, but moments like this were quite short for Aldur, as he was always on the move. One hiding spot to another, until he could find a safe space where he can lie low, and rest.  As of now, Aldur had been trekking through EDZ for quite some time. It'd been a few days since he'd been able to take a proper rest. Most water was not safe to drink, and food was scarce. The lack of necessary resources made sleep even harder to come by, if not nearly impossible. 

          By the time Aldur had found an abandoned path leading to another ruined part of the city, he was exhausted. Heavily deprived of any proper care, and a very easy target should anyone cross paths with him, which at this point he could only hope wouldn't happen.

 "Just a little further, we're almost there!" Aavis would chirp enthusiastically as they drifted alongside Aldur, moving at a bit faster pace than the hive knight. "Maybe once we get there we can look around for any vendors with some supplies, or even look around some of those old warehouses." 

Aldur only grumbled incoherently, very visibly showing his exhaustion as he looked to his companion.

 "Or- rest. Rest would also be good, and some sustenance." Aavis would quickly follow up as she hovers back closer to Aldur. "You definitely deserve it." She tries to reassure him, but he only grunts in response as he looks ahead at the faint light coming from the ruins as the sun begins to set on the horizon. 

          They would arrive soon, not too long after that very short conversation. The two would arrive at the small ruined settlement. At this time it began to lightly drizzle with the last bit of sunlight slowly sinking down into the horizon. 

They would enter the settlement from within another building, pulling up his scarf and hood, Aldur keeps himself subtle as he sticks close to the side of buildings with a hunched figure, making him look a bit smaller. Most of it was to keep a low profile, but staying close to the wall did provide some support for him should his legs give out.