Where to find Osiris’ Data Crawler for the Unveiled quest in Destiny 2

Get ready for more Veil Containment.

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Destiny 2’s Season of the Witch added a shiny new suite of Strand Aspects, but players who want them will need to complete the Unveiled quest. This quest is as cryptic as it is short and it kicks off with Nimbus asking you to check on Osiris’ Data Crawler.

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Like many of the Strand-related shenanigans in Neomuna, players will have to look for the Data Crawler hidden within the Neptunian city. Luckily, though, the chase isn’t too terrible this time around and there are no enemies to face for it. We also didn’t need any Strand Meditations for it, either.

Here’s where to find Osiris’ Data Crawler and snag a new Strand Aspect for your class in Destiny 2.

How to check on the Osiris Data Crawler in Destiny 2

A wide shot of Neomuna, a city on Neptune in Destiny 2.
You’ll need to explore Neomuna to find the Data Crawler. Image via Bungie

To check on Osiris’ Data Crawler, all you’ll have to do is launch into Veil Containment and inspect the console directly ahead of you when you land. You’ll know which console it is as the screen will be glowing blue and you’ll receive a marker asking you to examine it.

To get to Veil Containment in the first place, simply open your Quests menu, navigate to the Unveiled quest after you pick it up from Nimbus, right-click on the quest, then select Launch to immediately enter the zone.

We interacted with the desk in front of the spawn area to trigger an audio log. After we listened to it, the Unveiled quest mysteriously disappeared from our quest log (though without saying it was completed). We listened to another message for good measure, and then we returned to the Pouka Pond in Neomuna and found the Weavewalker Aspect waiting for us.

If you’re all caught up, you’ll likely get the 15th message in the Veil Containment log, which explains what happened at the end of Lightfall. Essentially, the beam the Witness fired at the Traveler ended up inside it, and the Witness is within the Traveler’s Pale Heart. While fans may have known this information, it’s been explained in-universe now, foreboding what will come in the build-up to The Final Shape.

How to complete the Unveiled quest in Destiny 2

The Unveiled quest is a simple one. You don’t need to worry about Tormentors or the Veil this go around, as opposed to the quest to obtain the Epochal Integration hand cannon. Its steps are extremely straightforward, and the real trick is navigating to find out what you need to do.

  1. Obtain the Unveiled quest from Nimbus on Neomuna.
    • We went straight to the Pouka Pond to get our Strand Aspect, though the vendor screen will tell you to complete this quest before you can obtain the new tool for your class.
  2. Launch Veil Containment from Neomuna or from the Quests screen.
  3. Listen to one of the messages in Veil Containment.
  4. Return to the Pouka Pond and pick up your new Aspect.

This quest is another push toward the hidden Veil Containment missions. While they crucially expand on hugely missed plot points in Lightfall (such as what the Veil is), these audio logs are so accidentally well-hidden that players may just miss or forget about them.

If you’re looking to catch up with the Veil Containment audio logs, we recommend using the Destiny Lore Vault YouTube channel, which has all of the messages in a neatly bundled playlist.

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Pedro Peres
Pedro is Dot Esports' Lead Destiny Writer. He's been a freelance writer since 2019, and legend has it you can summon him by pinging an R-301, uttering the word "Persona," or inviting him to run a raid in Destiny 2 (though he probably has worse RNG luck than the D2 team combined). Find his ramblings on his Twitter @ggpedroperes (whenever that becomes available again).
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Nicholas Taifalos
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