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Time quickly passed as the two Primarchs worked at the ship. If one were to look at the vessel before it was taken by their hands you would have sworn that they were different craft.
Such should be expected when the exterior was being shifted and replaced by the Primarch known as Ferrus Manus.
Under his command he had large swaths of ship taken out and armor refashioned from what he learned on Medusa. Large amounts of secondary and tertiary plate were placed on top of what was originally there to add extra layers of defence for those inside. Such a large amount of layers, while it did make the vessel just that slight bit slower, was far stronger than before.
Just as he placed the last of the plates onto the structure his fellow Primarch was setting in a series of sensors. Eight relays each built with technique that no Tech Priest could match. The Primarch of the Mechanicum made sure that even those of the other world could be seen from the bridge of their ship. None, not even those specialized in stealth, will be able to avoid the eyes of Ferrus Manus for long.
The two of them stood at one of the docking bays looking at their work. The hull was painted a dark black and silver while placing large silver ‘X’s across the sternum. A magnificent craft that few could deny its excellence.
“Looks good.” Ferrus Manus said as he seemed to be further measuring, “It will be adequet for my duties.”
“That is good to hear brother.” TalOS said as he gave a hearty laugh, “You have learned a thing and two as well.”
“I have learned much, and much of what you speak of I will continue to take into consideration.” He spoke, “For this I will make sure a weapon arrives in your hands. I heard that you lack a real weapon for those who charge at you.”
TalOS shook his head as he heard that, “Then few have heard of the Omnissian Axe I see. And I cannot trade it for another weapon, it is a great honor to wield it.”
“Then I will make you another.” He said simply.
TalOS took a moment to think to himself, “I cannot deny it if you make it. It is not the axe itself after all that gives you that honor, but the wielding of our symbol.”
