> 89.3 BUREAU OF CONTINUANCE, CIVIC SERVICE
Good evening, ward. This is your Bureau.
Today, forty one thousand, two hundred and seven citizens renewed Form 27-B, and continued to exist. Well done, citizens.
A reminder that grief is a regulated activity. Please file Form 9 before commencing, and conclude within the allotted eleven minutes.
Topside residents are reminded to take their evening blue. Midlevel residents are reminded that Topside is full.
Parents: if a child has returned to you, do not be alarmed. Returning is a kindness. Let them in.
The Continuance loves you precisely as much as is optimal. Would you like to know more?
> POWER ON TO LISTEN_

Dispatches
- The Iron Chaplains hold the Wandle causeway
- Auditor sighted in Bunker 14: pulse checks now mandatory
- The Tithe barges are back over the wheat: harvest season warning
- Intercept: 'Continuance Is Care', evening bulletin, 1 October
- Radio Silence Day: the wall at Aldgate Deep
- Twelve ways with tunnel rabbit
- Lampreys in the Sector 3 aquifer: water rationing begins
- Service guarantees signal: join the Front
- Operation GLASS LIBRARY: into the Archivist's citadel
- The Choir at dawn: acoustic countermeasures for signallers
- Barter report: batteries up, cigarettes steady, onions a scandal
- The machine that asked for asylum
- Letters from the Camps
- School in the deep: lessons by candle at Hollow Deep
- Ash front moving east: filters mandatory above ground
- Green under the ground: the Mile End tunnel farm rebuild
- Kestrel down over Sector 2
> LAST ACTIVITY ON THE BOARD
HE CAME HOME. Tobs, taken in the '58 harvest, knocked tonight
Congregation recruiting at the Sector 6 soup line
Screamers: everything you know, one thread, before the Ashlands convoy
What comes down the Sector 3 lift from TOPSIDE (three nights logged)
New bloke in MAGPIE doesn't eat. Before anyone panics.
HALCYON intercept log, October
HAVE: 6 x EL84 valves (tested). WANT: boots, soap, dignity
Know your enemy
Workshop manuals for every Continuance unit in the field. Read them before you meet one.
Standing orders
- Never connect a tape deck to the mains grid. The grid belongs to it.
- Check the pulse of anyone who has been away more than a day. Wrist, then neck. Auditors do not sweat.
- Transmit in the relay window only, under ninety seconds, then move.
- Do not fill in any form. Not even to be polite.
- Write the names of the dead on paper. Paper outlives servers.

















