Rise of the Ynnari: Ghost Warrior

Such was the state of affairs when Eldrad invited Yvraine to his private chambers in anticipation of Iyanna’s contact. He had been expecting her arrival and had prepared trustworthy messengers among the Harlequins to take the Hand of Darkness to Guilliman. This task complete, thankfully without coming close to the artefact himself and all the lures of curiosity that came with it, Eldrad had returned his pondering to the raising of Ynnead. The fates were in motion again and from Iyanden he had seen that Iyanna would attempt contact, and desired Yvraine to be present also.
He could not reveal as such to the Opener of the Seventh Way. If there is one thing that seers value above enigmatic pronouncements and the veneer of otherworldly guidance, it is an occasion to remind others of their supposedly infallible foresight. To wait in expectation of an event yet to occur is to the farseer as delicious as a cup of the best wine, reinforcing not only their appearance of superiority but also disarming those wishing to contact them. Even so, it is considered crass for a farseer to answer questions before they are asked – and indeed doing so can cause strange ripples in the cause-and-effect foundations of the skein – so it was with silent patience that Eldrad Ulthran awaited the psychic visitation of his ally from Iyanden.