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Budapest-Irongate Corridor
The road that pays in fuel and settles its accounts in men
The southern feeder route from Budapest to Bastion-Irongate carries blessed freight past nineteen confirmed wound-sites and four probable. Charter houses draw the fuel; their crews settle the human account.
Codex Ref. II.4.09-369
Charter Baron Gruhl
The man who made forty-one deaths balance
Charter Baron Gruhl held seven Budapest-Irongate wound-sites, lost forty-one workers in one season, filed them as fuel-adjacent assets, and retired with a pension.
Codex Ref. III.2.01-149
Extraction Chapel
The plug rests under glass; its age remains an argument
Budapest's Extraction Chapel holds Saint Orren's provisionally authenticated iron plug in a sealed case. Prospectors come for a patron who bought nine hours; Relics keeps the dating dispute open.
Codex Ref. II.3.12-112
Fuel Monopoly Acts
The statute by which heat learned to kneel before a tariff table
A.S. 112 legal doctrine placing wound-site fuel, drums, charters, workers, accidents, and heat itself beneath Synodal licence and tariff.
Codex Ref. XIII.1.92-112
Injured Laborers' Provision
The law stops at the edge of the payroll
The A.S. 160 Provision gives injured direct Bureau employees recognised standing before the Synod. Charter-house prospectors fall outside it. Seven requests to close the gap have been received; seven have been filed.
Codex Ref. XIII.1.93-160
Injured Laborers’ Provision of A.S. 160
The wound is Synodal; the wages belong to someone else
The A.S. 160 provision covers injured Bureau employees and excludes charter-house prospectors. Seven petitions bearing Saint Orren's name sought correction; all seven were filed. The payroll decides whose wounds count.
Codex Ref. XIII.1.93-160
Iron Plug
The iron survives; its pedigree is a petition
R-0447-BP, the iron plug attributed to Saint Orren, rests under glass in Budapest. Nine hours are doctrine; the relic's identity remains provisional.
Codex Ref. III.2.04-447
Wound-Site Prospector
The earth seeps; the drums breathe; the Bureau explains neither, and taxes both
The licensed harvesters of demon-seep from wound-sites — chartered by the Bureau of Tithes, destroyed by the work, and collectively silent on the one event that explains everything. The drums breathe at night.
Codex Ref. XII.50.01-001