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Born on [[Colchis]] and originally commanding the 34th [[Company]], Talgron was a member of the [[Perpetual Spiral Chapter]]. Talgron was one of the few of the Word Bearers at the time who did not worship the [[Emperor]] as a god. On his [[Primarch]] [[Lorgar]]'s orders, Talgron led the massacre of the inhabitants of [[Forty-Seven Sixteen]]. Shortly after Talgron and the 34th Company were dispatched to [[Terra]] to commit acts of sabotage by Lorgar, who had since turned to [[Chaos]]. Most notable of these was the placing of special beacons that would isolate During his time on Terra , Talgron killed his past mentor and the [[AstronomicanCrusader Host]] member [[Volkhar Wreth]] from . Despite the rest embracing of the wider [[ImperiumRuinous Powers]] by his [[Dark Apostle]] [[Jarulek]], Talgron proved reluctant to give himself over the [[Warp]]. {{Fn|1a}} Talgron left Terra shortly after, commanding Word Bearer forces in the [[Shadow Crusade]] where he and Jarulek argued over the Dark Apostles attempt to sacrifice [[Ultramarines]] to [[Daemon]]s.{{Fn|1b}} During the [[Percepton Campaign]] Talgron was badly wounded but . As Jarulek oversaw a dark ritual over the shattered Captains corpse, Talgron had a vision where he was pulled into the [[Warp]] and embraced by [[Lorgar]]'s light. He was subsequently revived as a part-bionic part-[[Warp]] powered abomination with a human face. After his resurrection, Talgron finally embraced the Ruinous Powers and became a [[Dark Apostle]]. He was badly wounded once more during the Heresy at the [[Battle of Terra]] and subsequently had his remains entombed in a [[Dreadnought]].{{Fn|11b}}