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	As such, the smugglers developed a code of honor, known only as the Code, for it would be pretentious to name it anything else than what it was. It is or was unwritten, but here now I record at least some of the Code so that I might remember if I am to forget again my life.		As such, the smugglers developed a code of honor, known only as the Code, for it would be pretentious to name it anything else than what it was. It is or was unwritten, but here now I record at least some of the Code so that I might remember if I am to forget again my life.

	1. One does not take what another has rightfully claimed.		1. One does not take what another has rightfully claimed.<br>
	2. The dead are sacrosanct, as are all things related to the dead.		2. The dead are sacrosanct, as are all things related to the dead.<br>
	3. An Oath is unbreakable if made under the Code.		3. An Oath is unbreakable if made under the Code.<br>
	4. One does not steal, for that is a pirate’s trade.		4. One does not steal, for that is a pirate’s trade.<br>
	5. One does not seek to ruin others; there is always profit for all.		5. One does not seek to ruin others; there is always profit for all.<br>
	6. All have a right to redress before the Houses and so abide by their law.		6. All have a right to redress before the Houses and so abide by their law.<br>
	7. One must support and aid the other, when not harmful to one’s self.		7. One must support and aid the other, when not harmful to one’s self.<br>
	8. Those who cannot obey the Code are dead to those who do.		8. Those who cannot obey the Code are dead to those who do.<br>

	This code, which is far more intricate than the eight rules I have listed above, is what bound the smugglers together for centuries and into the present. It has shaped their views on life, and children today, born of smugglers, seem to emerge from the womb with it instilled within their hearts. As important as it is to the smugglers, one must earn the right to be governed by it naturally, by following it. For the baker and the healer, it is not applied, lest they seek to follow it themselves. Never have I seen a more pitiful creature than a smuggler who could not keep to the Code and was left a wasteful man, ignored by all, to eventually wander away from the Warren to a fate unknown.		This code, which is far more intricate than the eight rules I have listed above, is what bound the smugglers together for centuries and into the present. It has shaped their views on life, and children today, born of smugglers, seem to emerge from the womb with it instilled within their hearts. As important as it is to the smugglers, one must earn the right to be governed by it naturally, by following it. For the baker and the healer, it is not applied, lest they seek to follow it themselves. Never have I seen a more pitiful creature than a smuggler who could not keep to the Code and was left a wasteful man, ignored by all, to eventually wander away from the Warren to a fate unknown.

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	Focused so intently upon their prize, my abrupt departure caught them by surprise and provided me with just enough distance and time to escape toward the jungle. Never in my life had I heard such a cacophony of animal-like and very human screams. When I wake at night, covered in a cold sweat, it is because such vocalizations of anger, rage, and desire, haunt my dreams. I did not come to a stop until I had reached the relative safety of the jungle and caught the breath I did not know until then I had lost. What was the true origin of these people? Where had they come from precisely? How long would their obedience last before they emerged from the jungles and a thousand years of exile to discover the Rest? These questions I worried upon as I returned to the Warren and the safety it at least allowed me to pretend it possessed.		Focused so intently upon their prize, my abrupt departure caught them by surprise and provided me with just enough distance and time to escape toward the jungle. Never in my life had I heard such a cacophony of animal-like and very human screams. When I wake at night, covered in a cold sweat, it is because such vocalizations of anger, rage, and desire, haunt my dreams. I did not come to a stop until I had reached the relative safety of the jungle and caught the breath I did not know until then I had lost. What was the true origin of these people? Where had they come from precisely? How long would their obedience last before they emerged from the jungles and a thousand years of exile to discover the Rest? These questions I worried upon as I returned to the Warren and the safety it at least allowed me to pretend it possessed.

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	[[category: Casler Huntington Storyline]]		[[category: Casler Huntington Storyline]]