At first, the curfew was enforced effectively, but problems soon arose. Some people simply could not contain their curiosity.
Strange things happened, but fortunately... these were changes for the better. The Silver Star was beneficial!
When Psykers or mortals looked directly at it, they did not lose control or go mad. Instead, their hearts grew calm and peaceful. Depending on how long they gazed at it, or perhaps for other reasons, some even unleashed tremendous potential from within, breaking past their limits... and creating miracles.
When members of the Inquisition specifically questioned these people, their answers were surprisingly consistent. They said they had seen hope.
A god born in the Warp represented hope? Truthfully, not a single Inquisitor of the Imperium believed it at first. Anyone who knew what lurked in the Warp knew exactly what those things were like. Could they do anything good? Absolutely not!
So the Inquisition first detained these people, secretly observing and studying them. Although prolonged research showed that the Silver Star really was benevolent, and the name God of Hope reached the Inquisitors' ears.
The stubborn Inquisitors still refused to believe it. The growing number of anomalies even drew the attention of the Ordo Hereticus. They believed this new god was trying to twist the people of the Imperium's great faith in the Emperor... they were utterly obsessed.
Under hope's protection, one Space Marine platoon commander had single-handedly saved a world invaded by Chaos. Even tainted by the powers of Chaos, he had managed to defeat a Daemon Prince who had attained Daemonhood.
Because his combat prowess was so inconceivably high, the Inquisitors' first response was also to lock him up and conduct a secret investigation.
In a way, the Inquisitors could not be blamed too much. The Warp had been a cesspool for