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'''Dravura Morkath''' is was a [[Black Legion]] -affiliated [[Rogue PsykerHuman]] and artificial creation who can read peoplewas key to [[Abaddon]]'s minds, because their thoughts appear to her as words moving around their headsplans during the [[13th Black Crusade]].{{Fn|11a}} 

She does not use her abilities on Dravura was a powerful [[Psyker]] with a deep connection to the [[Traitor LegionBlackstone Fortress]]'s master, '[[Abaddon the DespoilerWill of Eternity]]'', howeverbeing the primary tool by which Abaddon was able to control the vessel. According to Morkath's own memories, both because he ordered Morkath not she was spawned by the ''Will of Eternity'' as an emissary to communicate with those that boarded it, and as a child was discovered by Abaddon. However in truth, these are false memories implanted by Abaddon and because the she was an artificial being grown in a lab by Black Legion [[Rogue PsykerApothecary|Apothecaries]] revered him as a father figureon Abaddon's orders. This Her body was due combined with [[Noctilith]] to allow for direct communication with the Despoiler pulling Blackstone Fortress, and she was raised believing the lies Abaddon had fed her. Morkath from the darkness as a child was fanatically loyal to Abaddon and then making her what was eager to prove that she was nowhis adoptive "daughter". Though what the Rogue Psyker's exact nature wasAs a result, however, remained she had a contentious relationship with the subject [[Chosen of whispers amongst the Abaddon]] and in particular [[Black LegionUrkanthos]]. Morkath would be beside {{Fn|1b}} Following the crippling of the Despoiler, when Abaddon led ''Will of Eternity'' by the ''[[13th Black CrusadePhalanx]]'s invasion ' in the final stages of the Black Crusade, Morkath remained aboard her home and was determined to reactivate it, conquer [[Cadia]], from aboard the and eventually drive on [[Blackstone FortressTerra]] [[itself to prove herself to her adoptive father. However Abaddon had other plans, and informed Morkath that he was ramming the ''Will of Eternity]]'' into Cadia's surface instead with her aboard it. Even though she was being actively betrayed by her "father", Morkath was still happy she could be useful and died as she sent her soul into the crumbling Blackstone Fortress.{{Fn|11c}}

*{{Endn|1}}: [[The Fall of Cadia (Novel)]]**{{Endn|1a}}: Part 1, Chapter 1**{{Endn|1b}}: Part 2, Chapters 2-3**{{Endn|1c}}: Part 6, Chapters 3-4