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Convoy Audit Office
Where missing bodies become balanced accounts
The Convoy Audit Office reconciles relic seals, condemned carriers, numbered keys and five categories of loss. Its A.S. 196 memorandum records the discrepancies; continued observation keeps the cargo moving.
Codex Ref. III.2.09-196
Ghost Slot
A death in the ledger, a door in the waystation
The Przemyśl ghost slot gives a blank convoy line a name, Grade C and a death in transit. A person leaves custody; rescue and sale close under the same clean loss report.
Codex Ref. XIII.1.27-197
Josek of Düren
The debtor who carried the crate and became too memorable
Josek of Düren, condemned debtor and Grade A relic carrier, bore a sealed ossuary crate to Bastion-Irongate in A.S. 138 and became the forbidden Cart-Saint of convoy rumour.
Codex Ref. III.2.01-131
Marrow-Saint Elen
The hooded patron invented because [[josek-of-dueren|Josek]] had a face
Marrow-Saint Elen, unauthenticated but canonically licensed patron of Ossuary-Draft Handlers, blesses condemned transport by carrying a reliquary while showing no face.
Codex Ref. III.2.01-132
Ossuary Convoy Office
Where the condemned become capacity and the missing become corrections
At Bastion-Przemyśl, the Ossuary Convoy Office grades condemned carriers, issues chains and seals relic cargo. I inspected its immaculate ledgers in A.S. 197. Everything was accounted for; the shackles required no questions.
Codex Ref. II.4.07-197
Ossuary-Draft Handler
Sanctioned freight-keeping; or, how the condemned earn their redemption by the pound
The Ossuary-Draft Handler converts the condemned into transport capacity. Licensed under joint writ of the Bureau of Rites and Bureau of War, he decides whether a human body is worth forty pounds over twenty miles.
Codex Ref. XII.27.01-001