Referencing Canon-Toller Edris Vane — The Sacred Ledger

Chief Scribe Mael Arct
The quill revises a name; the stone keeps both
Chief Scribe Mael Arct sells recognition in the Archivolt Causeyworks. His quill revises the registry; the stone keeps both names, and Marrow's warrant reaches the correction slates.
Codex Ref. III.2.01-201
Lock Authority
The Chapter permits passage; the wardens permit the hour
The Triple Lock Wardens control the Archivolt Causeyworks' gates, bells and priority windows. Their closures are filed as prudence and disputed as extortion. The water waits for neither verdict.
Codex Ref. XI.1.08-003
Marsh-Quarry Villages
The city calls itself permanent; the villages supply the stone
The marsh-quarry villages supply the Archivolt Causeyworks with river-stone, bone-lime and seasonal lock labour. Their toll exemptions remain contested. The city calls this arrangement permanence.
Codex Ref. II.1.02-002
Master Mason Lysa Korr
The hand that reconciles the verdict without erasing it
Lysa Korr holds the Causeyworks' chisel: names, debts and corrections become public stone under her Lodge, now within reach of Marrow's warrant.
Codex Ref. III.2.01-201
Mouth-Sluice
Three questions at the waterline, one unanswered debt overhead
The canal threshold of the Archivolt Causeyworks, where Goss asks three questions beneath his own stone debt. Barges wait by the hour; the lintel waits indefinitely.
Codex Ref. II.1.02-002
Namewash Cloisters
A clean name costs money; the confession stays in slate
The Causeyworks washes doubtful names with lye and ash, then keeps the confessions in slate. Recognition costs another visit; the old identity remains in stone.
Codex Ref. II.1.02-006
Namewash Night
The name comes back washed; the doubt stays in slate
Each week the Causeyworks requires residents to confess doubts about their names. The names are returned; the confessions remain in slate. The city calls this hygiene.
Codex Ref. XIII.1.02-004