juno, a girl of twelve with all of the complexities and intricacies of a preteen girl, addressed the sigilite without looking at him, eyes focused on the intricate black and gold configuration in her hands. “why?” she { @perdiciuns } asked, turning the gears until it clicked in place, whirring. "why is grandsire the way he is?”
Of all rumored immortals ( perpetuals, they had donned with conceit, how presumptuous ), the Sigillite presented forth as the only one with any fondness && maternal patience for children. Primarchian children, no less, alongside the Primarchs themselves. His smile is tempered with wise adoration over whittled youth; an austere middle-age hewn with both a lifetime of priestly mirth && scholarly exhaustion.
" You ask a question that has passed through many mouths, yet heard by way fewer ears. " Malcador's honeyed locks twist over his shoulder before spilling over the burgundy drape concealing his lithe body, released from the trappings of his lowered hood. A halo, far less magnificent than that of the master, dims above his crown.
" Come, take a seat," he gestures towards a chair appropriately sized for Laymen such as them — a touch tall for a child but it will do," tell me what it is you actually want to know and I might provide some insight to it. "













