Garrick Telon

Once esteemed for his unparalleled medical expertise and unwavering loyalty, now a shadowy and enigmatic figure, Apothecary Telon's sudden departure from the Hyperion Raiders shocked the chapter. Rumored to have founded the renegade Quantum Corps, Telon's allegiance and motives are now in question. There’s a few rumors surrounding Telon’s enigmatic origins from being infested with Genestealer corruption to speculation of possibly being a Fabius Bile Clone. Telon's true intentions remain shrouded in secrecy, though one thing is certain—he is the cult leader of the worshippers of the Entity in the Rift. This raises concerns about his true intentions and the potential threat he poses to the Imperium and the Hyperion Raiders. Telon's betrayal has sparked speculation and suspicion within the chapter, prompting a relentless pursuit to uncover the truth.

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