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Words: 6,814 | Pages: 16

Discord: I run a server for the Marsh Silas series as well as all my work! You can find links to other websites, artwork, other readers, and even chat with me and keep up with updates! Appreciate it if you come by! discord.gg/DYDbntcMne If the link doesn't work, leave a comment with your Discord tag; I'll come find ya!

Cover Art: Cover art and additional illustrations are provided by She's one hell of a creative, hardworking, and talented artist who consistently uploads quality content. So please, follow the links provided below to check out her page and her lovely work! And hey, she's made more Marsh Silas artwork so check out those links below!

Author's Note: Conceptualizing and writing a stealth mission is kind of difficult. Although I've studied modern day tactics and strategy, it's hard to apply them not only to this specific setting I've described, but also Warhammer: 40,000 in general. Imperial forces tend not to be the sneakiest beakies around and those that are tend to be very rare specialists or specific regiments. Cadian Shock Troops tend to be jacks of all trades, though, meaning they're proficient at just about everything. But in general, just describing light, sound, movement, etc. for a stealthy aspect of a story is a challenge and I think it's easy for a reader to perhaps get lost along the way if a writer doesn't hit all the right notes. But it's a good challenge and I enjoy the opportunity to grow. I believe, now that I've edited this chapter a total of 4 times, that I've finally managed ensure that it's a good scene that doesn't lose the reader.

Oh, and for those of you who perhaps aren't familiar with 40K, the daemon I described at the end is a Beast of Nurgle; look up the concept art if you want to be revolted!

Links:

Cover: Marsh Silas 1: An Inquisition (cover)

Illustrations:
Barlocke and Marsh: Hyram: Barlocke: Carstensen:

Caffinated-Pinecone's Profile: www.deviantart.com/caffinated-…

Also, please take the time to look at a new illustrations provided by my friend and fellow user, Fail4Fun

Influence:

Copyright: This work is in no way official and is not endorsed by Games Workshop Group PLC. All associated marks, names, races, race insignias, characters, vehicles, locations, units, etc. are either ®, TM and/or © Copyright by Game Workshop Group PLC. Written without permission. No challenge intended. All Rights Reserved to their respective owners.

Description
Next: Marsh Silas I: An Inquisition - Chapter 27
Previous: Marsh Silas I: An Inquisition - Chapter 25
First: Marsh Silas I: An Inquisition - Chapter 1
________________________________________________

Words: 6,814 | Pages: 16

Discord: I run a server for the Marsh Silas series as well as all my work! You can find links to other websites, artwork, other readers, and even chat with me and keep up with updates! Appreciate it if you come by! discord.gg/DYDbntcMne If the link doesn't work, leave a comment with your Discord tag; I'll come find ya!

Cover Art: Cover art and additional illustrations are provided by She's one hell of a creative, hardworking, and talented artist who consistently uploads quality content. So please, follow the links provided below to check out her page and her lovely work! And hey, she's made more Marsh Silas artwork so check out those links below!

Author's Note: Conceptualizing and writing a stealth mission is kind of difficult. Although I've studied modern day tactics and strategy, it's hard to apply them not only to this specific setting I've described, but also Warhammer: 40,000 in general. Imperial forces tend not to be the sneakiest beakies around and those that are tend to be very rare specialists or specific regiments. Cadian Shock Troops tend to be jacks of all trades, though, meaning they're proficient at just about everything. But in general, just describing light, sound, movement, etc. for a stealthy aspect of a story is a challenge and I think it's easy for a reader to perhaps get lost along the way if a writer doesn't hit all the right notes. But it's a good challenge and I enjoy the opportunity to grow. I believe, now that I've edited this chapter a total of 4 times, that I've finally managed ensure that it's a good scene that doesn't lose the reader.

Oh, and for those of you who perhaps aren't familiar with 40K, the daemon I described at the end is a Beast of Nurgle; look up the concept art if you want to be revolted!

Links:

Cover: Marsh Silas 1: An Inquisition (cover)

Illustrations:
Barlocke and Marsh: Hyram: Barlocke: Carstensen:

Caffinated-Pinecone's Profile: www.deviantart.com/caffinated-…

Also, please take the time to look at a new illustrations provided by my friend and fellow user, Fail4Fun

Influence:

Copyright: This work is in no way official and is not endorsed by Games Workshop Group PLC. All associated marks, names, races, race insignias, characters, vehicles, locations, units, etc. are either ®, TM and/or © Copyright by Game Workshop Group PLC. Written without permission. No challenge intended. All Rights Reserved to their respective owners.