Where is the Sixth Book of Sorrow? The Taken King Grimoire only goes up to Verse V if I remember

What if Yor wanted to die and had attained the same immortality as Oryx, Savathun, and the third sibling whose name eludes me? What if it was intentional to learn about death and become stronger?

Rezyl Azzir was described as being like a Titan but as yor, he appeared as a hunter. What if malphur never actually killed yor and he's the drifter? I haven't actually seen his ghost to know that it exists. Even if he has one, maybe he acquired a second one like malphur did. It is possible apparently. He has been around a long time and he is a rogue light bearer. He is bulky like a Titan. He seems to have knowledge yor would have been privy to. No one actually witnessed the fight between yor and malphur. It was always strange to me how yor could take out jaren ward but get killed by an inexperienced child. Just didn't seem right.

There was 6 Books of sorrow? Are you referring to the verses? If i am not mistaken there is only 6 verses. I am not much of a lore guy, so please bare with me. Thanks

[quote]I.I Flesh and mind are but cages—become unbound, or remain ever unworthy. I.II This flesh—your flesh—is weak, old. I.III Handed down by priors unworthy of evolution. I.IV Had those before been more than common, your flesh would not be this flesh—their flesh—but other, new. I.V New is never given, but claimed. I.VI To claim evolution one must be unmade. I.VII Free of cages—flesh and mind. "Evolution is claimed only through our unmaking." —1st Understanding, 7th Book of Sorrow[/quote] [quote]I.I The mind is complacent, the flesh has made it so. I.II Possibility limited by stunted imagination, stunted through familiarity. I.III This comfortable life is no life, fleeting, made to decay. I.IV Those born only to live to be replaced cannot see eternity, nor are they welcome here. I.V The unwelcome are the unworthy, the unworthy are a disease. I.VI Cleanse thyself of your decay, then will the mind be free to understand the value of transgression. I.VII It is sin to carve upon the flesh, but by whose law is your prison made hallow? "Mortal flesh is a prison that makes liars of our beautiful caged minds." —2nd Understanding, 7th Book of Sorrow[/quote] [quote]I.I Before one can be freed, one must question the truth of their purest identity. I.II And so a question is begged: Who resides at the core of your being? I.III Only honest reflection will see you—lone traveler—through the coming storm. I.IV Look, then, clearly upon the whole of your existence, and face your glory—strength of will, every flaw of your mortal heart and fabled soul. I.V Through the pieces of a life lived divine your truth, but do not lie—to the world, if one must, but never to yourself. I.VI To see yourself as anything but what you truly are will lead you down sorrow's road, unprepared for the consequence of your salvation. I.VII Once an understanding is met, and the self is purified in the knowledge of its truth, the cage is set to be unbound. "Know thyself in honest ways, or falter in light of your truest self." —3rd Understanding, 7th Book of Sorrow[/quote] Considering these come from simply picking up the quest, I feel it is appropriate to take these excerpts. These first 3 entries clearly chronicle the process by which Rezyl Azir became Dredgen Yor. He was unmade. The book is less about attaining power, and more about becoming your true self. Your final shape.

Wait...if yor made a pact with a hive god...is that whats in the derelict? his thrown world?!?!