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Arcturas observed the companions that the Inquisitor introduced them to, the one man was a soldier, and a solid and mean one. The other was a younger girl, someone quite a few of his old coworkers would have called a tech heretic. Arc was a bit more liberal on the matter currently, simply because if the Inquisitor had trust and use for her, than it was not of his concern. The soldier was from a Catachan regiment, which made him a breed all of his own, while the hacker girl simply got picked up along the way from the sounds of it. The others kept talking about various means as well, some he was not as familiar with as others. He had only heard the name Eldar in passing, and these stealer cults and such he was also not familiar with in the slightest. Most of his brushes with the enemies of the Imperium were heretical, both within and without. But the Inquisitor insisted cover ups were not likely, so he dropped it for now.

The Inquisitor gave the first technical order of his time working with the group, being to introduce themselves to each other. The first person was the soldier man he had noted earlier, who stood up and introduced himself as Varn Gaius, and he nodded to the man as he did so in return to the greeting. A chemist and a soldier? An interesting combination, that was for sure. But to every man his own hobbies and pursuits. Once he had introduced himself, the detective decided that he might as well go next, and kicked his feet up and leaned the chair back to relax as he spoke, not terribly concerned with how that would appear from a professional standpoint. They were technically off duty, and this Inquisitor was relatively lax so far.

"A pleasure Mr. Gaius. I might as well go now. Names Arcturas Serdali, Adeptus Arbites Detective, and psionic blank, at your service. Apologies in advance to the psykers, I'll try and remember to keep the limiter on at all times, barring actual need, of course." Once he had introduced himself, he helped himself to a cup of tanna, having heard of the drink but never had the chance to actually try it. He could tell it was an acquired taste, but didn't mind it at all. He would probably replace the recaff with the drink, it struck him as a better alternative to the generally poor quality drink, but in endless supply in every Arbites office he was ever in.