Ghesmei Kysnaros - Abilities: Kysnaros had no imposing physical presence, and avoided the display of arms, even ceremonial ones, carrying instead only his Staff of Office when it was appropriate. His stature was further diminished by his apparent youthfulness: extensive rejuvenat treatments made him look like a young man in his 20s. Apart from the Inquisition sigil he avoided ostentation of any sort. He kept his psychic abilities well hidden, and his past actions, history, and connections even more so. He showed undeniable tactical ability during the unconventional naval engagement over Fenris, proving he could see the larger picture during battle, though where he acquired such specialised knowledge remains unknown. Additionally, unlike other Inquisition Lords, he had no retinue of Acolytes or servants, and seemed to keep his own counsel. Kysnaros was a mystery, and perhaps not the right person to be dealing with the Space Wolves. He himself admitted that he had no prior experience in dealing with Astartes in general. Considering that the Space Wolves were among the most idiosyncratic of Astartes Chapters, this made his task even harder.Following the ad hoc Inquisition conclave that decided (though not unanimously) to go ahead with the Armageddon containment, he proceeded as if the Armageddon containment this was a routine Inquisition purge. However, as the dissenters were pointing out, victorious Imperial forces had never been purged on this scale before. Secondly, Grimnar had made his intentions clear as soon as the Inquisition force translated into Armageddon space -- and then repeated them several times before the start of the containment. Fenrisian Inquisitor Jarlsdottyr called Kysnaros a "fool," implying that he completely misunderstood the Space Wolves and their ways. Indeed he seemed out of his depth when dealing with Grimnar, who outsmarted him at every turn, and was much better in getting his point across.Hyperion, who was for a time an anti-Kysnaros conspirator bent on killing him, had a private audience with Kysnaros, and came away with the impression that Kysnaros was completely sincere in his belief that he was doing the right thing. Hyperion thought that Kysnaros acted "as if the weight of the Imperium's worlds rested upon his shoulders." Hyperion was probably one of the most potent psykers of his time, with stunning telesthesiac ability; he probed Kysnaros' mind in depth and found no deception present. At the same time he realised that Kysnaros was perhaps his equal in psychic power, and wondered why he did not use this power on Grimnar. Kysnaros, forever the pragmatist, had understood that such coercion was bound to be obvious, and it would do nothing to convince the Space Wolves to change their "heretical" ways.Indeed Kysnaros was often shown to be holding back in the confrontations with the Space Wolves. He was paralysed with fear that he would cause another civil war within the Imperium like the Horus Heresy, and was visibly saddened when he heard the containment campaign referred to as the "Months of Shame." To his credit, he tried unsuccessfully to resolve the issues without undue violence, and absolved Lord Joros of all responsibility for the advice Joros had given him. He also recorded all his numerous flawed decisions in the reports to his unknown masters. His crowning mistake was threatening Fenris, a move that no Astartes Chapter Master would be expected to react to in any way other than with extreme and justifiable violence. It seemed that his interactions with the Space Wolves during the "Months of Shame" taught him very little. He paid for his continued ignorance with his life.Bjorn told Grimnar that the internecine war between the Chapter and the Inquisition on behalf of the survivors of Armageddon had to stop. The Inquisitorial force should be allowed to leave Fenris unscathed, and the Space Wolves should reach an understanding with the Imperium. He then addressed Hyperion and Inquisitor Jarlsdottyr, as the ranking Inquisition representatives present, and told them that no Inquisition vessel should ever again appear above Fenris. Additionally, the Space Wolves who had acquired knowledge of the existence of the Grey Knights would not be mind-scrubbed, as was customary, though the remaining Armageddon survivors would be handed over for mind-wiping, sterilisation and dispersion across the galaxy. The combatants accepted the terms, and shortly afterward, the Inquisitorial force left the system.