Editing Pacification of the Chwiorydd Hardd (section)

==Aftermath==
''It was not their physical deprivations that struck me so.  I have seen men and women lost in the wilds of my homeworld and returned to civilisation sick and starved before.  It was their eyes.  Our poor kinsmen, brutalised and degraded, looked at me with the mute ignorance of beasts.  Foul aliens have taken human beings and made into them animals!  How many more worlds is this happening on?''

- Excerpt from Boucher, Verrell (854.M30) ''Humanity in agony: the slave pens of Chwiorydd Hardd''. St. Mina, Karmia: Government Print.

Many of the Auxilia who served in the Pacification of the Chwiorydd Hardd would resign from service due to the unexpected trauma.  Despite the warnings of the Fifth Legion command staff, the state of the human inhabitants of the system came as a terrible shock to Markian recruits who cherished the dignity of the mankind.  However, the circulation of reports such as Boucher's would help to steel the Markians against such future shocks.  Indeed, the accounts stirred the fighting spirit of the subsector.  New volunteers flocked to the colours of the [[Ciban Chasseurs]] and [[the Markian Corps]], determined to end the suffering of Old Night.

The Fifth Legion resettled the slaves of Chwiorydd Hardd on Ciban IV.  CH-3 and CH-4 would lie fallow for the next decade, before being colonised by settlers from across the Markian subsector.  A handful of the freed slaves became aspirant Space Marines.  Among these hopefuls was Jeffrey Dinola, the future Chief Librarian of the Legion.

Although the Amatteir in the Chwiorydd Hardd system were wiped out, other members of their species would gradually piece together what had happened.  Their response would severely test Gaspard Lumey's new Legion in the [[Al-Sherar Sector War]].