Ollap raises eye brow for hearing that, he knows it is not personally his matter, but as Immaculate he needs clear things out and help the sorrow bited man (because it is his duty). He goes to Kecis and says to him; "She may have been faithfull mortal and if your words are even half-true, then losing her was great tragedy. But Anathema do not pick their victims according how much they belief in our order, they pick those wich they are able to take control over them. There is somesort unkwon factor wich order haves not determined wich connects all the anathema together, but it is not lack of willpower, lack of faith nor haves anything to do whit being bad or good person. It just happens. So, mourn the loss of your wife Kecis and prepare to join the hunt, do your wife the only thing what you can do for her; release her from domination of the anathema who has taked over her body."