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In the pre-Horus Heresy Primarch series novel [[Fulgrim: The Palatine Phoenix (Novel)|Fulgrim: The Palatine Phoenix]], Fulgrim describes how his seven active brothers had all doubted that the Emperor's Children were ready to function as an independent Legion, due to them only having 200 Marines at the time Fulgrim took command. He While reflecting on this encounter with his brothers, he mentions how even the "normally contemplative master of the Second" broke his silence to join the others and accuse him of hubris. Fulgrim claims that he was a hypocrite for saying this. He also , and describes the Second Primarch him as a quiet, and apparently humourless , man.{{Fn|36}} Notably, Fulgrim refers to the Second Primarch in the present-tense while recalling this encounter, so it is likely that he was still active at the time of the Emperor's Children's conquest of [[Byzas]].{{Fn|36}}