Endo-Kathartic Division

The Endo-Kathartic Division served as the official secret police of the People's Union of Ionia. From its inception in 1908 to being consolidated into the Ionian Intelligence Secretariat in 1921, EnKAD fielded several thousand agents and operated all across Ionia.

Due to the secretive nature of the organization, the majority of their operations are classified. However, EnKAD is rumored to have played a major role in the reintegration of Kenović and the quelling of the Free People's Insurgency in 1915. The latter was led by a former EnKAD official named Crius, who had risen to the position of deputy to the Chairman before the restructuring of the Committee forced both of them out in 1914.

In addition, the former General Secretary, Terence Prawnfield, also rose through the ranks of EnKAD to become Secretary of State Security in 1916, shortly after the incident at Fredrick Dam.

Even though EnKAD has been officially integrated into the IIS and thus ceased to exist as a political entity, its command structures are supposedly still in place and a significant portion of former agents remained active in their former capacity.

Due to the heterogeneous nature of the IIS, it is also fair to assume that there are still massive rifts between former members of EnKAD and the Commisariat for External Affairs. Reports from inside the organization suggest a significant amount of disarray within the ranks, leading a former operative to exclaim that the IIS "is more busy fighting itself than anybody else".

This divide is potentially one of the main causes for the ultimate failure of Operation arteria in 1923, which not only saw several members of the IIS being either apprehended or outright liquidated, but also compromised significant portions of the organization, including the former General Secretary himself.