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Zhou Ba Lan does not appear further in the records beyond about halfway through b-Exagora's year of isolation, and it was believed by the Tel refugees who reached LanDriChin that he had been assassinated by Stah Ye Jeh Sii Ko (the same inmate described in other accords as the 'traitor'; see pp69-71.) with a group of anti-Tel inmates. It is presumed that his assassination was as a result of demonstrated competence in organising the Tel and arranging defensive measures, but interpersonal conflict and even accidental death was never ruled out. Whatever the truth of his death, his compatriots imprisoned alongside him chose to honour his memory as a martyr. The 'Zhou Ba Lan Dorh Tru Intelligence Headquarters' was in use from 698 - 845 PE, and his name appears in the war museum established by Env Do Jhyl Dri (see pp60-62).

– Excerpt from “Influential Tel of the Elysian-Tel-Bel-Ashan 'Tripartite War'”, Chapter “Redemption Reform Facility”, pp 65-67