And just to add salt to the wound, With The Lotus gone, Ordis is now Mission Control, but instead of appearing as himself, he instead creates a virtual version of The Lotus.The operator slowly picks up the Lotus's discarded helmet and hugs it, having never looked more like an orphaned child than they do now.
Mistaking her for Margulis, he's followed by the Lotus, who removes her helmet and willingly holds his hand as they leave through a portal. Only for Ballas, the Orokin who weaponized the Tenno, to reveal himself, alive and well. After a short walk where you follow these orbs, your operator comes face-to-face with the Lotus. It's an orb of light that transports you to the moon. Begin? After completing Chains of Harrow and building the new personal quarters on the Liset, Palladino sends you a gift. Perhaps refusing to watch as the child she failed die. When Paladino suggests a Mercy Kill, she becomes noticeably silent and does not appear for the rest of the quest. Betraying how desperate she is to help him, and how guilty she feels for not being there. There is an unmistakable sense of urgency in her voice as she speaks of stabilizing Rell's transference link. There were no records or mention of Rell anywhere when Lotus found the Tenno and took them as her own, and the realization that she not only missed one of her "children", but also that he's been suffering alone for centuries hits her hard. None of the other Tenno would discover him until his transference link begins to decay, and by that point he's under the control of The Man in the Wall and has to be given a Mercy Kill by destroying his Warframe to finally put his spirit to rest. Living on through his Warframe for centuries after his body died, the Red Veil restrained him to prevent him from lashing out. Becoming an outcast all over again he left to form the Red Veil and serve as a ward against this "Man in the Wall", sealing himself via Transference into the Harrow Warframe and becoming the only Tenno who didn't go into stasis and thus was not found by the Lotus. After the void incident Rell started to see and hear a being called "The Man in the Wall" and was completely ignored, with even Margulis - the only person who truly cared for the Tenno - refusing to believe him. Even before the catastrophe which gave all the Tenno their powers he was an outcast, struggling with autism note Confirmed as such by Word of God that made it hard for him to understand emotions and experiencing sensory overloads from even the most mild of sensations. The life and fate of Rell in Chains of Harrow.The final message he automatically sends to the player is absolutely heartrending: Ordis goes in to rescue her, but seemingly dies with her as well. Near the end of Octavia's Anthem, Hunhow finishes corrupting Cephalon Suda.Which stinks, because this is right before Hunhow actually does capture Ordis. In Octavia's Anthem, Hunhow is revealed to remember Ordis's past as Ordan Karris.And from the way he phrases it, the dominant emotion in Ordan Karris was self-loathing. When Ordis unlocks those memories he immediately erases them, because he doesn't want to remember. Instead, the Orokin turned him into a then-mindless Cephalon out of spite, locking away his memories so they could use him as a resource later. He's a Virtual Ghost of a soldier who was so fatigued by war, so broken by the things he saw and the things he did that he, upon being offered immortality, proceeded to massacre the Orokin offering him the gift so they would be forced to execute him. Ordis turns out to have one of the most tragic pasts in the game.The end of the Sands of Inaros quest, particularly the flashback of young Baro Ki'Teer hiding away, clutching a few grains of sand and praying to Inaros for salvation that wouldn't come as Grineer soldiers break into his house and execute his mother.When The Stalker learned the truth, he stopped to look at himself for a moment.
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