Avarius was lost, amid the sweet slumber of the warp, as his body lay in the sand dying, he looked up into the distant light of terra, the shining servitor the beacon the inquisition had built from the corpse of the emperor instead of allowing him the mercy of passing and becoming somthing more. He thought of his brothers, if he would see them soon, if the chord that attached him to his ceramite covered body would simply snap, and he would pass from this world.<br/><br/>As luck would have it.. . not so much, he felt the tug of consiousness again, slipping from the warp back into real-space, he waved towards the dim ight of the astronomocon. "do not worry father, some day..." he never finished the thought as he snapped to life slumped over the great riding beast. "Water? WATER!" he grabbed one of the waterskins and pressed it to his lips drinking it down flipping his hood back. The Sorcerer pulld himself upright, his golden armor glinting in the sunlight, the shimmering blue cowl moving at odds with the wind, jerking oddly as he pulled it back. he had infused no demon into his armor, such a thing would not share his armor unless he respected it, so far that was unlikely.<br/><br/>His eyes moved from Tymor to the two primitives, then to the beast beneath them, and laughed. "looks like the dead will have to wait for our company a little longer eh Tymor" he claped the champion on the sholder. "now who are these two little ones who've helped us?" The attitude was part farce and partly honest, if he was fighting the inquisition and it's horrid practices, why play the part of the silent stoic? People were always more forthcoming around one who acted relaxed, honest, polite, and generious. even if it was just an act, it was a fun one.<br/><br/>Nontheless he kept his hand on his swordhilt, one thing he'd learned as a sorcerer, the chaos god's idea of "help" was consistantly inconsistant untill you expect that and then they act normal just to throw you off. If you expect that, then they'll do something you've never seen before. never a dull day in this profession.