As he was coming to terms with his powers, he was accosted by a hunting party of adults driven insane by their exposure to the Void. One such child that had gained Void powers during Zariman Ten-Zero's fateful Void Jump was a young and autistic boy named Rell. They were the given weapons of the old ways guns, swords, bows, to succeed where both advanced and zero-tech armaments of the Orokin failed, the controlling children locked up in cyrostatic sleep and hidden inside the Moon.Ĭaptain Vor of the Grineer, an extensive scholar of Orokin technology himself, came nearly close to the truth of Warframe creation many years later after the Orokin Empire fell, having theorised that the Tenno are energy beings that control the Warframes. The Orokin used the findings she left behind to create 'Transference', a procedure that transports the consciousness of its subject into a stronger, more resilient body, allowing the children to channel and focus their powers to serve the Orokin Empire: the Warframes. It is hinted by the Lotus that the Orokin executed Margulis. After a while, the Orokin decided to execute the children.Ī researcher named Margulis constantly tried to comfort the orphans, despite their periodic outbursts that harmed her and once rendered her blind. The Orokin were frightened: these scarred children were prone to involuntary outbursts, unleashing the destructive power of the void, such as burning an Inspector Kaleen's face off when she tries to contact them. Investigation showed that all hands were lost save for the children, who were twisted by the energies of the void. The Zariman Ten-Zero was a ship that had a void-jump accident it was considered lost until it suddenly reappeared days later. Location: "The Second Dream" and Ember Prime's codex entry The Sacrifice sheds some light on why the Sentients rebelled: their AI eventually came to the conclusion that if they let the Orokin colonize the Tau System, and other systems beyond it, the pristine worlds they settled on would become just as choked and dying as Earth was. Similarly, it is implied that the Grineer slaves were used to fight the Sentients and the Infested until the Sentients freed the Grineer from Orokin influence and facilitated their rebellion as led by the future Twin Queens. It is assumed that the Technocyte Plague was created to combat the Sentients, but it went rogue, assimilating everything in its path and attacking everything else, including the Orokin. The Orokin were unable to fight back directly, as their weapons were ineffective due to Sentient Adaptation. Location: Corrupted Ancient synthesis entry, the Kuria Poem, "Natah", and "The Sacrifice"Īt one point, the Sentients turned against their masters, attacking and subverting any Orokin technology used against them. The Old War, the Technocyte Plague, and the Grineer Rebellion Most of them survived the Old War, and it can be presumed that many of them united to become the twisted mega-corporation that spans the Origin System after the core of Orokin society was gone. "Corpus" is originally a loose term for "family" in Orokin Empire, mostly referred to those of non-Orokin lower castes.
A Poem first written by an entity known as "Olemadi" and inscribed upon the mysterious "Kuria" statuettes scattered throughout the Origin System also revealed the identity of the Twin Queens as Orokin shunned by the rest of their peers for their sameness presumably they led the Grineer Rebellions after the Sentients freed them. Even the most foolish animal has its limits Tyl Regor's dialogue during the "Natah" quest indicates that the Sentients freed them from Orokin control during the Old war, instigating a rebellion and the eventual creation of the Grineer Empire. The Orokin treated them like slaves and even used them as meatshields against Infested attacks. Several Synthesis Codex entries show the Grineer putting their tools to use as weapons. The Grineer are clones created by the Orokin, designed to have low intelligence and thus suited for hard labor.
Location: Anti-MOA synthesis entry, Detron Crewman synthesis entry, Arid Eviscerator synthesis entry, Guardsman synthesis entry, the Kuria Poem, and "Natah"
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