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Publication eBook license  \nWAR IN THE MUSEUM  \nBy Robert Rath  \nVISHANI: Phaeron, wise men say that common foes make common friends.  \nNEPHRETH: Wise advice – if one wishes to be common .  \n– War in Heaven , Act V, Scene IX  \nSpecimen rehydration at seventy-two per cent, lord archaeovist.  \nHis arch-cryptek, Sannet, sent the thought as an interstitial message, preserving the silence.  \nTrazyn, Master of the Solemnace Galleries, Preserver of Histories, and He-Who-Is-Called-Infinite nodded and motioned with two metal fingers. The gesture opened Sannet’s thoughts so that the glowing glyphs unfurled above his metal skull like a scroll. Trazyn liked what he saw there – they were getting close.  \nThe organism’s clawed hooves levitated a finger-width above the floor, held aloft by repulsor fields so gravity could not ravage its dripping corpse. Scalloped plates of chitin shielded the desiccated flesh of its limbs. A rock-ribbed exoskeleton encased shrivelled organs. Arms held wide, head erect, the hive tyrant dwarfed the metal giants that stood before it. A rehydration array elevated up and down its bulk, hissing as it sprayed the creature with anti-necrotic revivicants.  \nThis was, Trazyn reflected, likely the most dangerous restoration he’d ever attempted. Tyranid synapse creatures were known toreanimate from even the most extreme wounds, so there was no sense taking chances. Indeed, the reason the specimen was in such poor shape owed something to the tortured nature of its acquisition.  \nIt had been quite a puzzle, acquiring an undamaged tyranid splinter fleet. Baiting it to the tundra world of Vuros had been simple enough; the real difficulty had been identifying and intercepting the tyrant’s atmospheric entry pod on its way to the surface. With their synaptic overlord freeze-drying in the cold of space, the disoriented splinter fleet had been easy to lure into the tesseract fields. The downside, of course, was that the tyrant had needed nearly a century of rehydration until it was fit for display.  \nTrazyn had earmarked it as the centrepiece of his Tyrannic Wars exhibit.  \nOutside in the main gallery stood a full splinter of Hive Fleet Kronos, frozen in the moment of landing, a wave of blue-tinted claws and crimson armour about to crash down on an Imperial outpost. Undulating waves of rippers. Termagant packs. Genestealers emerging from tunnels in the loamy earth. Gargoyles circling overhead.  \nAnd if the plumping bulge of the tyrant’s flesh was any indication, it would soon join them.  \nTrazyn’s cowardly kin had warned him against it, of course . In fact, when Hive Fleet Behemoth bore down on Solemnace,  \nTrazyn’s aeon-long rival Orikan the Diviner had even prophesied that the Great Devourer would destroy both Trazyn and his galleries. The mystic fool had been so disappointed when Trazyn simply triggered deep-space lures so the swarm parted around Solemnace, like a river around a stone.  \nThey were correct about one thing, however – this restoration demanded extra security. He’d banished all but a pair of crypteksand four lychguard to minimise the chance of mishap. A full legion waited outside the galleries, along with a new surrogate body incase Trazyn needed to evacuate his consciousness quickly. In the event of a containment break, secure doors would seal this small band in, sacrificial offerings to be atomised by the spider-leg banks of gauss flayers pointed at the limp tyrant.  \nAfter all – if it awoke, who knew what might happen to the exhibits outside?  \nBut it should not come to that. A century ago, Trazyn had personally supervised the crypteks as they’d drilled into the tyrant’s armoured skullcap and implanted six mindshackle scarabs into its shrunken brain. Trazyn’s metal fingers danced across the haft of his empathic obliterator, beating a delighted tattoo on the weapon. Was this perilous? 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