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While it may be possible that the Emperor tacitly approved of or even secretly authorized authorised the Night Lords' excessive tactics,{{Fn|3c}} the legion Legion was eventually questioned over its increasingly extreme sanctioning of Imperial citizenry, especially by some of the other primarchs, a brotherhood that of which Curze had never felt a part of. Apart, that was, from save for his relationship with Fulgrim. When his brothers began to turn on him, Curze turned to his tutor and supposed friend for counsel and confession. A sufferer of prophetic visions apparently all of his life, Curze told Fulgrim of his own great fear; : that he had forseen the Emperor killing him and that the Legiones Astartes would endlessly battle each other in a perpetual civil war. Fulgrim, shocked and worried by Curze's behaviour and mental state, informed their brother [[Rogal Dorn]] (who was present in the same warzone as Curze and Fulgrim at the time) of these visions and claims. Dorn then confronted Curze over what he saw as this dishonourable besmirchment of the Emperor's name; the conversation came to blows, with Curze beating his brother bloody. Subsequently accepting being placed under arrest for this action, Curze entered confinement to await the judgement of the other [[Primarch]]s.{{Fn|1}}

Such a verdict was never made, as before a conclave of the primarchs could be held Konrad Curze, after hearing that crime and corruption had returned to Nostramo in his absence, decided to refuse excuse himself from the entire process and escaped escape from detention, slaying members of the [[Imperial Fists]] and [[Emperor's Children]] in the process. He swiftly rejoined his legion{{Fn|4}} and took his fleet to Nostramo, the planet that had betrayed him, where he ordered all the ships in his fleet to fire upon the single weakness in the planet's [[adamantium]] crust, causing it to be destroyed.{{Fn|1}}{{Fn|4}}