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I read a story somewhere that follows cawls journey to the shrine world, he wants to see the master so is granted a viewing with Calgar.
He leaves a couple of knights on the shrine world to help defend against chaos then gets on a craft to Macragge, where Calgar greets him only to be told he isn't the master.
It then follows guillimans terran crusade where he gets locked up and Cypher breaks him out.
Yes, I was about to correct my post. Anyway it should be happened after the Thirteenth Black Crusade; maybe in "Gathering storm; rise of the Primarch" or in "Belisarius Cawl; the Great Work".
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It's in the Gathering Storm supplements ('Belisarius Cawl: The Great Work' is Cawl rebuilding the Scythes of the Emperor with Primaris).
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Solemnly, the Chapter serfs moved aside and knelt with their heads bowed to the Lord of Ultramar, forming a corridor through which the pilgrims advanced. As they drew to a halt before Calgar and his assembled advisors, Marshal Amalrich too dropped to one knee with his sword held out before him, its point to the ground and his hands resting on its cross guard. His battle-brothers followed his example, showing their absolute respect for a hero of the Imperium. Inquisitor Greyfax bowed deeply, as did Celestine and her Geminae Superia. Only Cawl and the Ynnari remained standing, impassive despite the gravitas of the moment. Behind them, Cawl’s auto-reliquary hissed and hummed, its mysterious contents still veiled by thick armour plates.
In a clear voice, Cassean announced the pilgrims one by one. As the sergeant finished speaking and stepped back, an expectant hush fell. Explosions blossomed in the sky outside. Gunships and Heldrakes raced past, the chatter of their guns muted by the thick insulation of the strategium. The huge strategium console continued to rattle and hum with flowing information. Finally, Calgar said that he had no notion of who Belisarius Cawl might be, nor had he ever made any sort of pact with any priest of Mars. On Saint Celestine’s face there dawned a look of calm revelation, but the rest of the Celestinians turned their horrified expressions upon the Archmagos in their midst. Yet Cawl’s next words caused greater consternation still, for he stated flatly that he had not come to see Marneus Calgar. Cawl had travelled across the galaxy to attend the Lord of Ultramar, and now demanded to be taken to him at once. The auto- reliquary, he stated, must be delivered to the Shrine of Roboute Guilliman.
The outcry that followed Cawl’s demand was immediate and intense. Marneus Calgar’s expression grew thunderous as his advisors and serfs cried out in shock. Auto-quills scratched a mad tattoo upon reams of parchment as hooded scribes
frantically recorded every detail of this dramatic moment. The pilgrims exclaimed in anger and confusion, Greyfax turning upon Cawl and squaring up to the looming Magos as she barked a demand for immediate explanation. Only the Ynnari seemed
unsurprised by this development, the Visarch standing statue still while Yvraine wore a faint smile upon her alabaster features, as though enjoying some private joke.
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