Its story
A pocket-sized copy of Maelin's route ledger, bound in oil-darkened brown leather and secured with a tarnished brass clasp. Its thick pages record the recovery and return of the Missing Casks in precise, cramped handwriting. On the final page, Maelin's red Combine stamp is pressed deeply into the paper beside a short note confirming the bearer's cooperation.
Lore
Among the Combine's couriers, a stamped ledger entry is a practical mark of trust. This copy does not grant rank or authority, but it gives the bearer a documented connection to the people who helped bring the missing casks home.
History
Maelin prepared the copy after the Missing Casks were recovered, recording the bearer's role and stamping the entry with the Combine's official seal. It is intended to establish that the bearer acted in cooperation with the organization.