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Corven served as a Black Ship guard, escorting unsanctioned Psykers through containment decks where fear and screaming became ordinary. Prolonged exposure to null-field technology damaged his nerves and flattened emotions he once expressed freely. He accepted the cost as necessary discipline. His certainty broke during Silex’s recapture. Ordered to transport the rabbit for immediate execution, Corven reviewed the evidence recovered from the escape and discovered proof that Silex had exposed a genuine traitor protected by authority. The execution warrant called the evidence contamination and ordered its destruction. Instead he delayed transfer, preserved a copy and allowed Silex to remain close to the null field when the choir became unbearable. Both men were condemned: Silex for the original escape, Corven for obstruction and unauthorised review of sealed material. Within the Chainbound Twenty, their uneasy dependency became operationally essential. Silex warns when Corven’s generator overheats, and Corven suppresses psychic surges before they consume the rabbit. Ilyan later found progressive nerve death inconsistent with normal null exposure. Orrix opened the housing and discovered a remote command capable of forcing lethal output. Similar control systems appeared in Hadrik’s collar and Torvek’s pain circuits. Corven authorised Orrix to remove the switch, though he refuses to be told whether the attempt succeeds until they are beyond command range. Sevrin’s copied orders suggest the device can also suppress selected memories during debriefing. Corven now records mission details by hand and gives copies to Ilyan’s archive. He still distrusts psychic power, including Silex, but no longer assumes sanctioned authority is safer. If ordered to activate the field against the unit, Corven has decided to overload the generator inward. Silex knows this plan and is quietly searching for a future in which he does not.