The Calleras system. A small cluster of planets at the far off reaches of the Ultima Segmentum. The four planets and their moons had been spared the brunt of the Tyranid Hive fleet attacks, though have seen their fair share of battle. Small outbreaks of heretics and mutants plague the regions, though the presence of the Ultramarines so nearby has always spurred the Imperial guard regiments to deal with such threats before the Marines have to come in. It is never a good item on a commander's record if he required the help of the space marines to deal with small pests.<br/><br/>For now the planets live in reasonable peace. The two hive worlds hold strong Imperial guard regiments, all drafted from the planet's surface and the very best of these recruits sometimes make it far enough to be picked up by Ultramarine recruiting officers. Both Miran and Delvon are ruled by their own Governor-General. While Aerlian Hemeron of Miran, a fourty-three year old veteran of war is content with his rulership over one planet and all its worries, Sandren Khamaro the thirty-two year old shock-commander of Delvon has tasted the lust for power and is dearly hoping for an opportunity to show his courage and prowess in the name of the Emperor. Taking back a world from feral orks or simply fighting off somewhere other than the 'stinking hellhole' he feels the higher ups have dumped him in.<br/>The remaining two planets are a Paradise world and a Forge world respectively. Tychas, the paradise, is often visited by the Imperial nobility and its beauty and culture would amaze any inhabitant of the filthy and overpopulated hive worlds. Chrom-IV, the Forge world, is lead by the fabricator-general Marcus Ireili Vostanal. Aiming to upgrade his relatively new Forge world to a II-Prima production grade whilst still providing a large portion of the Ultramarines' armoury, he hopes to procure new pacts and vows with nearby mining worlds to secure stable progress towards his goal.<br/><br/>Lately, the increased activity of the Heretics on both Miran and Delvon have caught the attention of the Inquisition. Should such activity spread rapidly amongst the hive cities of these worlds, then many people loyal to the Imperium could be converted and Chaos would find itself a small outpost within the weakened part of the Ultima Segmentum. The added possibility of the valuable Forge world falling into the hands of the Traitor legions could cause immense damage to the strength of the Imperium in this section. To make matters worse, the nobility visiting Tychas have begun to put pressure on both Governor-Generals to put an end to the heretical infestation, lest it disturb their vacations on the nearby pleasure planet.<br/><br/>All of these parts combined cause for more than enough reason for the Ordo Hereticus to send an Inquisitor to take care of the irregularities. His mission is to find out the cause of the heretical outbreaks and put a stop to them, by all means necessary.<br/>Though due to one of the many miscommunications between the Hive worlds, the nobility and several of the branches of the Inquisition, not one, but two Inquisitors have been sent. Completely unaware of eachother until they meet on one of the planets or in orbit. Their ways differing greatly and their followers different in every kind.<br/><br/>How they solve not only the problem of the Heretics but also each other, is a story that will develop from this point. Though whatever happens, may their Faith in the God-Emperor stand forever strong.<br/><br/><hr/><br/>The implanted Vox-emitters crackled lightly as the on-board communications relay informed all on the bridge and upper decks that the Stoic Vigilance Cruiser had arrived in the Calleras system. The message was mostly meant for Inquisitor Tyrius Malthus, who had urgent business here. Only the captain was privy of his presence on the vessel though, and the cargo bays, shuttles, and other facilities reserved for him and his retinue only were handled by servitors, undergoing routine mind-wipes after each visit. The process was costly but thorough, and perfect for an Inquisitor. He could travel where and when he needed, and no one would be able to track his movements. Neither the enemy, nor friend. It was from this point on that his investigation on the heretics in the system would start, still unaware of his Inquisitorial counterpart's arrival several hours ago on the lunar station orbiting the the second of the twin hive planets. While Tyrius' vessel orbited Delvon, Vailon had reserved quarters, hangars, and shuttles on the station, screened by much the same protocol as Tyrius' vessel.<br/><br/>Both Inquisitors had their retinues with them in part. Tyrius' confident, an outstanding member of the Grey Knights, had not been able to travel with him yet, as the menace of chaos demanded his attention elsewhere. His presence was called upon though, powerful psykers sending a message through the warp to reach him. Luckily for the Thorian Inquisitor, his faithful companion and bodyguard Ratmir had accompanied him on the voyage. His regiment allowing him some of his favoured weapons and equipment along for the ride. The two of them were all that stood between the corruption of chaos and the innocence of this system, in theory.<br/><br/>Vailon on the other hand had the largest part of his retinue on hand. Having had to wait several hours for all of them to come together on the station, they were now a trio once more. The Ogryn, the sister and the Inquisitor. A formidable group, capable of handling the most dire situations, ready to do whatever it took to fight the heretic, and perhaps learn about them in the process. His contact on the station would be able to handle the requisition of further supplies, and there were shuttles waiting to take them to the surface.