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The Council Room that everyone found themselves in was an echo of chambers previously used by the tribunals of the past. The Table, which was a slightly longer half circle, gave the ability for several Primarchs to sit in attention at the event. Behind this Council was a throne, to which the Emperor of Mankind sat upon with a clear view of everything that was within the room. To the Emperor’s side was Malcador and to the other was Kelbor Hal, all of them here to witness the judgment.
At the Table were the Primarchs who would stand to judge their brother. The leftmost was TalOS, for the Lion did not see it reasonable to attend a conference like this one. Towards the right was Fulgrim, Jaghatai Khan, Rogal Dorn, Konrad Curze, Sanguinius, Roboute Guilliman, Horus Lupercal, and finally Corvus Corax.
There were few times that the feelings of everyone matched up in a single word which perforated the room so solidly that it tasted just as it was spelled.
Shame.
Such shame was compounded when Leman Russ walked into the chamber surrounded by Space Wolves. On his hand was a chain of Auric metal which was so strong that even a Primarch would find it hard for them to destroy the material. Such was the reason it was chosen to bind Tyberos, the Killer of 786th Expeditionary Fleet.
No one wanted to be here today, not even TalOS who had lost his sons to this man. Everyone knew that even this court existing was to set a precedent that the Emperor was found unwilling to create back when Angron killed so many of his own sons.
That a Primarch’s Actions could be tried and condemned with criminal offense.
TalOS understood what the Emperor was trying to accomplish for he himself was trying to accomplish it with the Mechanicum. To achieve what was a truly human dominated realm even those that were once above humanity would be brought down by common law.
TalOS had this moment to look at the horrified face of his brother. A man who was once High King and soon to be Primarch reduced to a prisoner. Something told TalOS that if Tyberos was released today, he would fully repent.
But that was not the aim today for redemption was only one part of the hammer. The other was punishment. And there was no question, he would be punished.
>>The Punishment
>Entombment upon Terra
>Exile to beyond the Milkway
>Execution.
>Other ideas
