Caelan opened the investigation table with the cure board still visible on the next screen.
He wanted the two systems in the same room for the final review.
The road work was continuing. The false-record investigation had advanced far enough that temporary preservation locks needed to become a formal process rather than a collection of emergency controls.
Adrian brought up the affected maintenance and procurement systems.
Caelan converted the temporary order into a formal preservation directive.
The directive covered the suspect work orders, maintenance approvals, procurement histories, contractor records, inspection sign-offs, and system-access logs tied to the affected corridor assets.
Existing versions were frozen against deletion or silent alteration. Any later correction, explan
