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14th Garrison
The wall survives by learning when to look away
The 14th Garrison holds Bastion-Constantinople's hunger-facing wall by counting Kargath's horrors briefly, coldly, and under orders to look away.
Codex Ref. VIII.5.14-201

22nd Line Company
The hand is servant, and therefore watched
The 22nd Line Company gave Doctrine one bitten logbook, one hungry corporal, and the ninety-second rule by which men now survive looking.
Codex Ref. VIII.5.22-191

Chalk Pit Nine
A mouth, a road, and a proposal the mule could not refuse
At Chalk Pit Nine, a fixed Maw-Born coughed at ration carts during the A.S. 190 supply failure. A disposal proposal cost spoiled rations, a cart, a mule and a wheel track. The archive certifies no present condition.
Codex Ref. III.2.04-558

Corporal H. Mace
His mother's whistle reached the wire; his answer was a shot
At Bastion-Constantinople's eastern wire in A.S. 197, Corporal H. Mace heard a Hollow-Walker speak his childhood name with his mother's whistle. He fired; the file records no later fate.
Codex Ref. III.2.01-197

Corporal Hessling
The witness stopped watching; the record continued through his relief
A.S. 201 survey of the spotter behind Sealed Record J-14. Hessling stopped watching by the eighth hour; his relief supplied the ending. Stemmler reported Hessling's reassignment to Munich and his habit of covering mirrors. The historical dates remain unrecorded.
Codex Ref. III.2.01-201

Dossier Carmine
The thinnest file in the Seven still outweighs a province of graves
Dossier Carmine is Inter-Infernal Analysis's thinnest file: Kargath, hunger, Blightmarsh creep, famine aftereffects, abundance hazards, and the brutal mercy of short sentences.
Codex Ref. VIII.7.01-004

Fourteenth Doctrinal Congress
Matter protested; the seal prevailed
The A.S. 147 Congress that made authenticated contradiction obedient, ratifying the Femur Principle and Kargath's consumption taxonomy in the same week.
Codex Ref. XIII.1.90-147

Hungarian plains
The country that fed the armies now feeds what waits for them
Once the breadbasket of armies, the Hungarian grain country is now the Blightmarsh. The A.S. 200 survey confirms eleven stationary Gorged. The Church's yield is nil; the hunger remains productive.
Codex Ref. II.4.09-200

Memorandum on Artillery Bombardment
Nine thousand shells, four hundred twelve names, and one unsigned appetite for arithmetic
An unsigned Bureau of War memorandum proposes shelling the Hollow Court. Doctrine finds nine thousand shells, no absolution, and a table that may be an organ.
Codex Ref. XIII.1.23-001

The Blightbearers
Famine with feet, and no mercy in the pantry
Kargath's Blightbearers are famine-carriers: thin demons whose passage makes full granaries fraudulent, clear wells treacherous, and supper an accusation.
Codex Ref. IV.1.07-013

The Hierarchy of Need
Hunger is the sermon Kargath learned to serve hot
Kargath's cults do not begin with horns, but with bread. The Bureau calls their five stations a hierarchy. The hungry call them provision.
Codex Ref. IX.2.01-001

The Hollow-Walkers
The beggar at the wire is hunger wearing grammar
Kargath's Hollow-Walkers are human-shaped hunger: walking deprivation vessels that remember enough language to make mercy tactically dangerous.
Codex Ref. IV.1.07-012

The Maw-Born
Hunger granted weight, gums, and field classification
Kargath's Maw-Born are appetite given meat: primary physical demons whose doctrine is a mouth, a pit, and the range at which artillery remains useful.
Codex Ref. IV.1.07-011

The Self-Devoured
Low direct threat; extreme proximity hazard; and the Bureau declines, for now, to rule on whether there is anyone inside
Kargath's sixth taxonomic class: demons that eat themselves, regenerate, and eat themselves again. The cycle has no pause. The Bureau classifies direct threat as Low and proximity threat as Extreme, and has not yet issued a ruling on whether anyone is home.
Codex Ref. IV.1.07-006

