He did not go to zone fifteen that morning.
Not because he was afraid of the north section or of Daven or of the reports that another morning there might produce. Because two anomaly reports were already on the public zone record, and the director's note had been precise about what the third would trigger. The oversight board's formal review process was not run by the Division. It did not use Assessor Lindh's methods or the Division's measured approach to unusual classifications. It was a different kind of institution entirely, and walking into zone fifteen's north section for a third consecutive day and producing a third documented incident would hand it the grounds it needed to convene.
He filed for zone fourteen instead.
