Octavian looked up, unlike others though, he was not afraid to meet the Inquisitor's eyes. Last thing he needed was his loyalty being questioned. He was as loyal and devout to the Throne as anyone could ask and he had no reason to hide or fear. He had long since forgotten what fear was like.<br/><br/>"What the Governor speaks is the truth...though I must admit that I have raised my suspicions of there being more to this then just a few 'minor' accidents. They appear to be more patterned then to just be random as well. Some of my pyskers have reported feeling an increase of warp activities in the area as well...a stronger presence if you will. With the decrease in the amount of street preachers, I believe it to be the work of a cult. As I am sure that you know, my previous work has put me in a position which I have seen the signs of cult infestation and I informed the Governor of my suspicions. He has been investigating the matter to the best of his abilities and has been trying to root out the cause, but as of yet there have been no leads to suggest who...or what, is behind the incidents," Octavian rattled off to the Inquisitor, as if reading a report. He didn't wish to cause tension or suspicion with Governor Doctoari though and decided that it was best for him to explain what he thought Shaddam's motives were for not speaking out earlier. "I believe he did not wish to make a mistake in asking for assistance too soon from the Inquisition, especially not until the threat was deemed worthy of the Inquisitorial eye. He did what he was able to the best of his abilities and should not be faulted for being optimistic about the incidents being the work of some locals upset with their wages."