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I awaken at the sound of an order from the vox speakers, of which calling out my name. But hearing it just now and the speakers says that I am late to the briefing. Of course hearing the loud vox speakers barking out orders to anyone across it and giving out threats of punishment to any non-Astartes. Is something to get used to as we traveled the galaxy. And on occasion, gathering necessary supplies and refueling the ship to our next destination. Of which I have no knowledge of, or as to why I have been chosen. All I know is that we have just left Sub-sector Hctider, in Segmentum Tempestus. I push myself upright, cracking my neck as I do. The fact that we are finally nearing our destination is heartening, as the secretive inquisitor has†¦show more content†¦He was tall like me, dark black hair like mine. But he was a very hairy man, I would rather keep myself well trimmed but he lets it grow. Then there are his eyes that were colored like blue ice. He claims that he worked a longside my chapter before if what he is saying is true. But he does not seem to be bothered by my appearance as I am much paler than the other battle brothers or the fact that my eyes are starting to go fully black soon like my gene-father. He does like telling his tales to the other or even battles of which he was in. And I have to admit that I had tankard with him of Fenrisian Ale that he managed to sneak onto the ship, which I really liked. (Ferro) I have but no thanks to the vox speaker that has been going off all day on the ship. I really lost the reason to even bother to even listen to it anymore. I only got up after hearing my name come up.Demanding me to go to the briefing hall and I was late. (Ulfrac) Ah... same here, but I only did it to spite the Inquisitor. We then take our leave, we both walk down a large and long hallway. 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