She came back eight days later with a document.
Not the methodology revision — that was ongoing, the group working through it in pieces, careful not to fix anything until they understood what was actually broken. This was the outcome data. Every Ledger case in eight years. Carrier found, suppression acknowledged, truth told. And then: what happened next.
She distributed copies around the table — smaller gathering this time, just Sera, Darius, Tavri, Cole — and waited while they read.
Sera read the numbers three times, because the first time she didn't believe them, the second time she made sure she understood the methodology, and the third time she sat with what they actually said.
Sixty-three percent of carriers found by the Ledger had, within two years, become part of the network in
