Low Rill returned as paperwork before it returned as voices.
Tali laid the sources in separate rows.
Regional tax sheet: 347 registered residents.
Seasonal hut estimate: 31.
School roll: 62 children, 4 teachers, 1 caretaker.
Kiln wage books: 113 named workers across six months.
Market permits: 26 tax holders and no family counts.
Post Nine drum: 79 names spoken under active harm.
The totals overlapped. Nobody added them into one death number.
The records supported a rough sequence.
At first bell, Low Rill still had open market roads. Forty-seven people signed grain receipts after the ministry claimed evacuation.
At second bell, the school and north kiln lost eastward doors. Seventy-one residents used a cart road south before that road vanished. Their departure receipt ended at a regional toll house. No arrival list survived in the Post Nine drum.
At third bell, black water entered the dry basin and the market warned Post Eight for four hours.
