Run: 2026-07-07-01KWZ5DD3FEBVKHMSRFKH0XK0K

Let's break down the instructions. My task: Identify every factual inconsistency between the prose text and the codex. A violation is any detail in the text that directly contradicts what the codex states. I must check every named entity, physical description, location detail, date, title, and relationship mentioned in the text against the codex. I should not flag stylistic choices, omissions, or things not covered by the codex. For each violation, I output an XML element with attributes: entry (codex entry ID), detail (which specific detail is wrong, using the exact name of the codex element or attribute that is contradicted), paragraph (1-indexed paragraph number containing the violation), substring (the exact substring from the text that contains the violation). The element body contains a brief explanation. If no violations, output: <violations-none/> Output ONLY the XML elements. No preamble or other text. Let's go through the text paragraph by paragraph and compare to the codex. Paragraph 1: "The evening had settled over Soho like a damp cloth when Rory turned onto the narrow side street where The Raven's Nest waited. The bar's red neon sign — a stylized raven in flight — cast a ruddy glow on the wet pavement. She paused beneath it, catching her breath. The delivery run for the Golden Empress had taken longer than expected; a detour through Chinatown after a customer on Wardour Street had tipped her off about strange lights near an alley." - Codex says The Raven's Nest sign color is "distinctive green neon sign above the entrance". Text says "red neon sign". This is a violation. Codex entry: 854 (The Raven's Nest). Detail: signColor. Paragraph: 1. Substring: "red neon sign". Paragraph 2: "Inside, the familiar smell of aged wood and whiskey enveloped her. The walls were lined with their usual gallery of old maps and black-and-white photographs — Silas had once told her each one marked a place where the Veil had torn. A handful of regulars nursed their drinks in the dim amber light, none of them aware of the bookshelf at the back that swung open on hidden hinges." - Codex description of The Raven's Nest: "The walls are covered with old maps and black-and-white photographs." and "hidden back room accessible through a bookshelf". The text says "bookshelf at the back that swung open on hidden hinges". This matches the codex. No violation here. Paragraph 3: "Silas was behind the bar, as always. His grey-streaked auburn hair was neatly combed, and his dark brown beard had been freshly trimmed. The silver signet ring on his left hand caught the light as he set down a glass of single malt." - Codex says Silas Blackwood has "grey-streaked auburn" hair (matches), "neatly trimmed, matching his grey-streaked auburn hair" beard. Text says "dark brown beard". The codex doesn't specify beard color explicitly as "dark brown" – it says "matching his grey-streaked auburn hair". So the beard should be grey-streaked auburn, not dark brown. Violation. - Codex says signet ring is "always worn on his right hand". Text says "silver signet ring on his left hand". Violation. Paragraph 4: "'You look like you've seen a ghost,' he said, his hazel eyes studying her from beneath bushy brows." - Codex says eyeColor for Silas is hazel. This matches. No violation. Paragraph 5: "'Worse.' Rory slid onto a stool and placed the Heartstone Pendant on the counter. The golden chain pooled around the crimson stone, which pulsed with a faint inner warmth — a sure sign of a nearby rift. 'Something's happening in Dymas. I crossed over through the rift point under the Thames — the one near Blackfriars. Prince Mammon's territory was... different. The vineyards were withered. The amber sky had turned grey.'" - Codex says Heartstone Pendant has "silver chain" and "deep crimson" gemstone and "faint inner glow". Text says "golden chain" and "crimson stone" and "faint inner warmth". The chain material is wrong (golden vs silver). The gemstone color is "crimson" which is close to "deep crimson" – not a direct contradiction? "deep crimson" vs "crimson" – may be acceptable, but chain is definitely wrong. Violation for chainMaterial. - Codex says Dymas has ruler "Prince Belphegor". Text mentions "Prince Mammon". Mammon is not in the codex as a ruler of Dymas. This is a violation. Also, Dymas skyColor is "warm amber", text says "amber sky had turned grey" – but that's a change happening within the story, it's not a contradiction of the codex as a factual statement, it's a description of a change. However, the name "Prince Mammon" is a direct contradiction of the ruler "Prince Belphegor". - Codex says Dymas is "Gluttony", Mammon is typically associated with Greed in some mythologies, but Belphegor is Gluttony. So using Mammon is a violation. Paragraph 6: "Silas picked up the pendant, turning it in his fingers. 'This is Dymasian work, no doubt. But if the realm is decaying, that means Belphegor's grip is weakening.' He set it down carefully. 'The Wardens will need to know.'" - Codex says the Wardens headquarters are Westminster Catacombs, London. No violation here. Paragraph 7: "'The Wardens,' Rory repeated bitterly. She'd never trusted the order — not since learning they'd been watching the clique for months. Their founding in 1066 gave them centuries of institutional arrogance. 'They'll just lock it in the Westminster Catacombs and pretend it doesn't exist.'" - Codex says Wardens founding year is 1215. Text says 1066. Violation. Paragraph 8: "'Perhaps.' Silas limped around the bar, favoring his right leg, and pulled a battered notebook from beneath the counter. 'But we can't handle this alone. The Veil is thinning — I can feel it. The summer solstice is three days away, and the rift activity is spiking. Eva's research at the British Museum might give us a timeline.'" - Codex says Silas has a "slight limp in his left leg from an old knee injury". Text says "favoring his right leg". This is a violation. Paragraph 9: "Rory nodded, absently running a finger over the crescent-shaped scar on her right wrist — a childhood accident she rarely thought about anymore. 'I'll talk to Eva tomorrow. She's been cross-referencing Veil fluctuations with historical rift data.'" - Codex says Aurora has a "small crescent-shaped scar on her left wrist". Text says "right wrist". Violation. Paragraph 10: "'Good.' Silas poured her a whiskey. 'And Rory — be careful. If the Crimson Court gets wind of what you found, they'll come for the pendant. Their reach extends far beyond Hel.'" - No contradiction found. "Crimson Court" is not in the codex but also not contradicted. Not a violation. Paragraph 11: "She took the glass and held it up to the light. Through the amber liquid, the Heartstone seemed to glow brighter. Somewhere beneath the city, she knew, the Veil was humming — growing weaker with every hour, preparing for its annual collapse at the height of midsummer." - Codex says Veil weakens during winter solstice, strengthens during summer solstice. Text says "annual collapse at the height of midsummer" (summer solstice). This is a direct contradiction. The codex says the solstice effect is that the Veil weakens during winter solstice and strengthens during summer solstice. So summer solstice should strengthen, not collapse. Violation. Paragraph 12: "The door chimed. A woman stepped in — sharp jaw, closely cropped blonde hair, brown eyes that swept the room with practised precision. Detective Harlow Quinn. She wore plain clothes tonight, but her posture was unmistakable." - No contradiction. Paragraph 13: "'Miss Carter,' Quinn said, sliding onto the stool beside her. 'We need to talk.'" - No contradiction. Paragraph 14: "Rory palmed the pendant off the bar and into her pocket in one smooth motion. 'About what?'" - No contradiction. Paragraph 15: "'About the disappearance of three people near Blackfriars last Tuesday. All last seen near the river.' Quinn's gaze didn't waver. 'Your delivery route passes right through there, doesn't it?'" - No contradiction. Paragraph 16: "'I deliver Cantonese food, Detective. Not people.'" - No contradiction. Paragraph 17: "Quinn almost smiled. Almost. 'I'm sure. But my partner — DS Morris — he disappeared investigating something similar, three years ago. Same area. I don't believe in coincidences.' She stood, straightening her jacket. 'I'll be in touch.'" - No contradiction. Paragraph 18: "After she left, Silas let out a slow breath. 'She's getting close.'" - No contradiction. Paragraph 19: "'Too close,' Rory agreed. She finished her whiskey and stood. 'I need to see Eva. If the Veil breaks before the solstice, none of this will matter.'" - Violation regarding the Veil and solstice again. Same as paragraph 11. Paragraph 20: "She stepped out into the Soho night, the pendant warm against her hip, and headed east toward Brick Lane — toward answers she wasn't sure she wanted to find." - No contradiction. Let's compile the violations: 1. Raven's Nest sign color: red vs green. (entry="854", detail="signColor") 2. Silas beard color: dark brown vs grey-streaked auburn. (entry="4413", detail="beard") — but the codex entry for beard uses "beard" as the element name? The codex has "<beard>neatly trimmed, matching his grey-streaked auburn hair</beard>". So the detail is "beard". The substring "dark brown beard" is in paragraph 3. 3. Silas signet ring hand: left vs right. (entry="4413", detail="signetRing") 4. Heartstone Pendant chain: golden vs silver. (entry="2001", detail="chainMaterial") 5. Dymas ruler: Prince Mammon vs Prince Belphegor. (entry="853", detail="ruler") 6. Wardens founding year: 1066 vs 1215. (entry="6001", detail="foundingYear") 7. Silas limp leg: right vs left. (entry="4413", detail="limp") 8. Aurora scar wrist: right vs left. (entry="4412", detail="scar") 9. Veil solstice effect: summer collapse vs summer strengthening. (entry="7001", detail="solsticeEffect") Are there any others? The mention of "Golden Empress" is not in the codex but not contradicted. "Eva" is a name but not detailed. "British Museum" not contradicted. "Blackfriars" not contradicted. "Chinatown" not contradicted. The text says "Prince Mammon's territory" but the codex says Dymas ruler is Prince Belphegor. This is a clear contradiction. The text also says "annual collapse at the height of midsummer" which contradicts the solsticeEffect in the codex. This appears in paragraph 11 and again in paragraph 19. I'll use the first occurrence. Now, format each as XML. I need the exact substring for each violation. Let's extract them: 1. paragraph 1: "The bar's red neon sign — a stylized raven in flight" – substring: "red neon sign" 2. paragraph 3: "his dark brown beard had been freshly trimmed" – substring: "dark brown beard" 3. paragraph 3: "The silver signet ring on his left hand" – substring: "left hand" 4. paragraph 5: "The golden chain" – substring: "golden chain" 5. paragraph 5: "Prince Mammon's territory" – substring: "Prince Mammon" 6. paragraph 7: "Their founding in 1066" – substring: "1066" 7. paragraph 8: "favoring his right leg" – substring: "right leg" 8. paragraph 9: "crescent-shaped scar on her right wrist" – substring: "right wrist" 9. paragraph 11: "annual collapse at the height of midsummer" – substring: "annual collapse at the height of midsummer" Check paragraph numbers: 1-indexed. Para1: first paragraph. Para2: second. Para3: third. Para4: fourth. Para5: fifth. Para6: sixth. Para7: seventh. Para8: eighth. Para9: ninth. Para10: tenth. Para11: eleventh. Para12: twelfth. ... Yes. Now, ensure each violation element is correctly formed. Output only these elements, no other text. Let's write them.