Arkhah had not objected when Cortez brought up the suggestion of having the Kroot be officially Sanctioned - it had been something he would have suggested to the Trader sooner or later if Cortez had not done so first. Sanctioning Marks were not common among the Kroot; there were alien races that hated and loathed the Imperium to such a degree that merely displaying evidence one had been in its service was enough to block a contract, and closing off potential business of any kind went against the grain. The countervailing school of thought, though, was that the Imperium was by far the largest potential employer, and for every minor race unwilling to hire one who had been paid by humans, there was a potential human employer whose prejudices would be mollified slightly by the 'official' marking.<br/><br/>It was beneficial to his employer, and would remain beneficial to him if or when he left Cortez's service, so with the Rogue Trader's aid and backing, he sought out the adepts of Port Wander authorized to provide such a service. Several tedious divinations, long interviews, and a few days later, he returned to the Aquairre sporting the distinctive sanctioning seal as a light yellow tattoo against his dark olive-green skin. The inks used would not interfere with his chameleonic capabilities, but uncloaked, it was a clear and obvious sign.