A Wiped Record appears as a standard Bureau manila folder, but when opened reveals pages of text that have been chemically dissolved - ghost impressions remain where words once existed, like shadows burned into paper. The folder's tab displays only a case number, no name. Under ultraviolet light, a pulsing 'NULL' watermark pulses slowly, like a heartbeat. The folder feels heavier than it should, as if it carries the weight of everything that was erased. It cannot be digitally reproduced - any attempt creates a completely blank image. It also attracts other Bureau documents nearby, as if seeking connection to what it lost.

Wiped Records are tracked by the Bureau as anomalies - their existence proves the system can fail, and the Bureau will do anything to recover or eliminate them. The existence of a Wiped Record is the Bureau's greatest shame, representing proof that the system is not infallible, making them targets for both recovery and destruction. Other players view them with a mixture of pity and fear - are they victims of Bureau overreach, or dangerous entities who've escaped the system's notice?