In response to Cortez' orders, the crew stepped forward and demanded the weapons of the boarding parties.  The silent individuals which appoached Sarah each handed over two power swords, a hellpistol, and a small belt of miscelaneous tactical gear and grenades.  They moved without hesitation, remaining completely silent as they handed over a frighteningly formidable arsenal.<br/><br/>Reports came in from the other armsmen teams checking Krozer's men.  They had gathered from each crusader an autogun, a mono knife, a hand flamer and some incendiary grenades, but Krozer's minions hadn't handed over the probable inferno pistols they carried, not to mention a notable lack of any special weapons carried by Krozer himself.  Lord Tarsus sent a report from the bridge.  "We've gotten a skin sample from Krozer and confirmed his identity.  According to his adeptus arbites warrants, he's known to carry digi-weapons and owns an Emperor Scorned astartes bolter, which he once accompanied a counteratrack against remnants of the 12th black crusade to acquire.  I wouldn't expect him to give up or leave home without that one, sir."<br/><br/><br/>Below decks, Harlock's men managed to track down a small altar hidden in the shadows, where many dark prayers to the gods of the warp had been inscribed in blood.  Fresh blood.  The kind of foul rituals in play would likely reveal just what the heretics were planning, but clearly, the rats and sabeteurs from<em>Reliuary of Alexander</em>had found some way to infest the entire fleet, and were on the move.  (A forbidden lore roll will translate the dark prayers.  Alternatively, they can be read aloud to determine the effects, but this will inflict 1d5+1 corruption points, regardless of whether Harlock or a subordinate does it, so long as the sorcery is read aloud on his orders)