Ishmael lets the Sgt head off as he quick turns to give chase to the Guardsman Lurtz. The man strides up to the much younger man and offers him a line about the Inquisitor coming. The young man at first doesn't look like he wants to talk, but Ishmael has a way about him and the young man's enhusiasim returns. "You really think he might come to help if I tell you what is going on?" He rubs his hands together thinking before he nods and starts talking, "Well, there was this uprising in the mines. So we was called in to crush the rebels. The Commissar ordered us to flush out the mines to see if there were any more rebels. That's when those things nabbed my mate Hastus. The things grabbed him and dragged him off screaming. That's when the sergeant ordered our withdrawal, and we've been stuck here ever since. Hey, if you're going down there, see if you can find Hastus, would ya? He has a girl on Scintilla and I know she'd like 'im back, yeah?"
A few men start talking among themselves and to Cimbria at the same time, Mir listening in...
"Aye, we wuz in a tough spot a few days back. There are sorts of nasty
things in them mines. Go see the Commissar. He'll set ya straight," says the first Guardsman, his arm set in a splint.
A man on his back, bloody bandages on his leg chimes in, "It was horrible, mate! The things I saw! I don't think I'll ever sleep again. They got Horgen'¦ tore his face right off they did. Thank the Emperor you're here to put things aright."
In reply the splint wearing man counters, "It was bad, I agree, but no worse than any other Mutant-infested hole." He glances at the two Acolytes, "If 'n yer going in there, yeh better keep those laspistols handy."
A woman off to the side, the medic tending to these men pipes up, "A lot of the men, they'll tell you that those'¦ creatures'¦ were cultists'¦ but they weren't'¦ they couldn't be. The horrors butchered them just like us. I dunno what they are, but they need to be stopped."
Iorgo attempts to think of a song he can sing about the Cadians or the Impeiral Guard, but can't seem to come up with one he knows all the lyrics too. Instead he reverts to a song he learned in the priesthood, and begins to belt it out. His voice is fair enough, and he doesn't screw up any of the words. The tune isn't the happiest, but it reminds those that can hear it just who the Inquisition is, and just what good things they do in the Emperor's name. Those in various tents can hear the singing of the Cleric as they investigate further. Lurtz leans around Ishmael and looks at the Acolyte singing and smiles at Ishmael.