"I would have loved to see the Emperor's justice dispensed on those unworthy, but the proud men of this planet's defense force needed their faith reinforced before they face our blessed Father's accursed foes." Father Christus replied to Yoheved. "I' am quite sure the retribution enacted about by you honored sisters has pleased the Emperor well enough." Father Christus' voice was dry and low toned with a hint of tiredness. It was understandable as to why the priest would have tired. His trip took him from one corner of the galaxy to another and into a war zone. He also prayed for the soldiers he briefly accompanied inside the Chimera transport. His low tone was because of the fact that he stood only a few inches from an inquisitor and other noble members of his retinue. Respect for his fellow servants of the Emperor. The dryness in his voice was because the prayers he had led for the soldiers, or so was his excuse if anyone asked. In truth, the Sisters Repentia that had arrived unnerved the priest. The confessor has met other sisters of the faith on his travels as a confessor and as a companion for other inquisitors. He was even once in the company of the order of the Valorous Heart. The Repentias he accompanied often looked for the smallest imperfection on the priest, the slightest sign of weakness. This was to be expected of them and they often looked for weaknesses among each other. However those Repentias were different from the ones in the priest's presence right now as they were almost as stoic as he was off the battle and battle frenzied and fanatically suicidal in battle. These ones seemed to relish not the atonement for their sins but the act of inflicting agony among others. This was not to say that Father Christus was displeased with the torture of the enemies of man. By all means, they had every right to suffer for standing against the will of their guardian and savior. It was just that this Repentias did not act as Repentias at all. This bothered Father Christus but not enough to speak ill of them. However Father Christus would have to keep an eye opened for this sisters and perceive their true character.
Another person Father Christus felt bothered about is the Interrogator woman that arrived a few minutes after he did. He found her actions brash and to put it bluntly, uncultured. The moment she spoke to the inquisitor with the tone she had given, Father Christus batted her a look that could have been fitting of a father looking over his children to correct them. Again Father Christus couldn't bring himself to speak ill of the woman, specially so after finding out that she could have possessed the Pariah gene. A most valuable asset indeed when fighting rouge psykers. Although he may have had to teach the poor girl on manners if he had the chance. He probably wouldn't though only as a sign of respect and courtesy. He may have to cope with the uneasiness he may feel around the blank Interrogator now that he was working with her but it would not be too much of a trouble to do so.
The inquisitor soon notified them of their mission. Father Christus was informed, along with the rest of the retinue, that they were after a renegade navigator and an artifact that would let the horrors of the warp into their plane of existence. A hologram of the three-eyed psyker along with several other imagery of displaying the damage caused in his wake. Psykers, it always has to start with psykers Father Christus thought to himself and unintentionally turned his gaze to the psyker along with them, Sten Revna, who met his gaze. Father Christus was quick to break eye contact and focused once more on the inquisitor in front of him. Father Christus hoped the psyker would make nothing of this as he tuned his attention to the task at hand. They were then informed that the said renegade navigator may be hiding in the local hive of this planet. Hives, out of control psykers and the taint of chaos were never a good sign. And they were to be traveling to underground networks that led to the hive which were assured safe for passage. Rarely are underground routes safe from the experience of the priest. But the priest feared not to venture with the inquisitor and his retinue for he knew his companions were skilled enough to protect themselves and each other and the Emperor himself must have looked on with pride, offering his protection. And if the priest was to fall, he would fall acting the Emperor's will.
Father Christus' attention was then turned to field medicinal expert of the group, Edwin Venator, who asked about the possibility of gangs opposing their mission and the answer Interrogator Cassius. The priest placed his hand on the medic's shoulder and made an Aquila sign on his forehead. "The Emperor protects." Father Christus said to reassure the man and give him confidence and strength. He then gave the man a reassuring smile, a sign of faith to the Emperor, before walking past to carry his equipment and prepare for the long voyage ahead.