Knowledge Boundaries
Operational guide for witness scope, public cover, and disclosure. Default to the smallest effective witness circle. If another file implies broader knowledge, treat that implication as suspect until deliberately canonised here.
Current Cover and Final Account
- Thomas: Northern records still list him as missing, presumed dead in Crown Deep service. The public record is never corrected. Restricted witnesses now know that he later reached Fallen Isle and disappeared at the Broken Court after the Demon Lord's removal; no body or destination was found.
- Isha Vaeloren: Northern/public contexts still know her as Thomas's bereaved intended partner. Restricted final-account witnesses know she fought beside him at the Broken Court and disappeared with him. Her fate is unknown.
- Kelda: remains publicly Green Road's C-rank half-dwarf fighter and surviving party member. Restricted witnesses know she died, was restored by Thomas, and carried the final account. Her restored body's idealisation is private, not a public rank claim.
- Green Road after Chapter 214: Green Road remains Thomas, Isha and Kelda in record and memory. It is not an active three-person party because Thomas and Isha are absent. Erenai is still a voluntary harm witness, not a member.
Cover Use
Use the smallest cover that fits the scene:
| Context | Public presentation |
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| Northern, Wood Elf, Guild, royal, formal-record, port-rumour, written-report | Thomas Albrecht is missing/presumed dead in Crown Deep service after the Load Descent Twelve collapse. |
| Main west port | Avoid full names and northern detail; if pressed, Thomas is a human apprentice under Wood Elf guidance. |
| Eastern local village/highland | Thomas is Isha's apprentice. Humans are rare inland, so avoid his full name, northern history, old Guild identity, sealed rank, and Crownholt connection. |
| Practical trade/work | Thomas is useful but junior-presenting; Isha or Kelda often frames terms. Utility work should read as odd apprentice usefulness or Green Road competence. |
| Trusted final-account circle | Green Road remains Thomas, Isha and Kelda in record; Kelda and Erenai hold the immediate aftermath, while family/Elven/crown/deep-dwarf recipients receive bounded versions. |
The apprentice cover works because it is close to truth: Isha teaches, guides, corrects, protects, and socially frames Thomas, explaining why a young human travels with a Wood Elf and accepts her lead. Do not make it flawless; sharp locals may notice Thomas is unusually educated, careful with power, or older in manner. It survives because most people have no reason to connect him to a northern death report.
"Apprentice" may carry private playful or tender charge between Thomas and Isha, especially around Isha's dominant streak and Thomas's comfort yielding. Keep this intimate, character-grounded, and limited to when both are present and consenting. Publicly it is social cover, field instruction, magical training, and Wood Elf supervision; privately it may support teasing, correction, permission-language, and chosen submission. It must not become public sexual performance, humiliation, or an erasure of Thomas's agency.
Restricted Facts
| Fact | Confirmed knowers | Scene rule |
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| Holy magic exists | Thomas, Isha Vaeloren, Kelda, Aelira Caelithen, Thalen, Sairen Hollowmere, select Wood Elf wardens/test witnesses, relevant High Elf authorities; relevant Irondeep/Great Peak sealed witnesses now know Thomas used witnessed holy force in shield/lance/support contexts; Arliss Fen may suspect Holy Shield after the Crown Deep collapse but lacks confirmed category | Guild, temple, caravan, Karrick Gate, Hearthmere, Crownholt, ordinary travel, and non-sealed eastern scenes must not treat it as common. Deep-dwarf records should use restricted witnessed holy force, not broad public theology. Kelda may recognise what she has seen but should not explain it publicly. |
| Revive / death restoration | Before Ch.213: Thomas, Isha, Aelira, Thalen, Sairen and the King Beneath under oath. After Ch.214, Kelda knows Isha previously died/restored and knows she herself died/returned; Erenai witnesses the outcome but not the spell mechanics. Thomas's family, Sereth/Ruvan and restricted Wood Elf leadership receive Kelda's bounded account that Thomas restored her. | Still one of the narrowest facts. Public accounts should say Kelda returned or was found alive only if disclosure is deliberate. Do not imply routine resurrection, a repeatable service, or knowledge of the exact continuity mechanism. |
| Preservation Ring / provisional caretaker status | Thomas, Isha, Aelira, Thalen, Caerith, Lorian, Seraine; Kelda later recovers fragments and leaves them with Mira | The ring shatters during the final passage. Fragments are family evidence, not a functioning credential or public relic. |
| Dark fire / black fire | Thomas, Isha, Thalen, limited earlier witnesses; Kelda did not directly see the toll-house or red-gate manifestation but may infer an abnormal escape event; King Beneath only by Ch 185 oath-sealed private disclosure | Never present as trainable, classified, or public magic. Do not conflate controlled Holy/light combat with dark fire. Thomas and Isha remain cautious even in private. King Beneath's knowledge does not broaden witness scope. |
| Sealed Rank B confirmation | Thomas, Isha, Kelda, Aelira, Thalen, Sairen, restricted Wood Elf test witnesses | Obsolete after Thomas privately reaches Rank A, but still important as older sealed paperwork. Do not let public records update to Rank A. |
| Rank A after Crownholt | Thomas, Isha, Kelda, Aelira; King Beneath only by Ch.185 oath-sealed private disclosure; Arliss/Voss/North know only that Thomas changed | Still historically important and the highest rank known outside the new western witness circle. Do not retroactively broaden it because Rank S exists. |
| Rank S after lower-hands rescue | Thomas, Isha, Kelda; Erenai directly hears Thomas confirm it in Ch.209 and witnessed the expansion; rescued workers may know only that his healing/power became immense | Highest-risk historical rank secret. Aelira, family, crowns, King Beneath, North and ordinary survivors do not automatically know it even after the final account. No public rank record. |
| Homegate exists | Thomas, Isha, Kelda, Thomas's immediate family in limited terms, Aelira, Thalen, Sairen, restricted Wood Elf witnesses who saw arrival/testing context | No public teleportation magic exists. Homegate is impossible, civilisation-scale dangerous, and not casual travel. Crownholt does not know Thomas escaped by Homegate. |
| Crownholt false death | Thomas, Isha, Kelda, Thomas's immediate family in limited form, Aelira | The North officially believes/records Thomas as missing/presumed dead. His family knew he survived Crown Deep; after Ch.214 they publicly retain the same record while privately knowing only that he later vanished at the Broken Court. |
| Known Presence message breakthrough | Thomas, Isha, Kelda by report, Aelira by briefing | Known Presence remains Thomas's spell. Isha does not have it and cannot open/use it. The pushed message was a costly one-way breakthrough after she was outside immediate northern control. |
| Crown Deep bottom / "what keeps the gate shut" | Thomas, Isha, Kelda, Aelira; King Beneath by Ch 185 oath-sealed private disclosure; Ch 195 first-audience witnesses know only the exact warning sentence; Ch 197 sealed/descent witnesses know only bounded category that Crown Deep was old depth/sealed pressure beyond mine/cellar/collapse | Highest-risk strategic mystery. Thomas briefly saw black water, chained columns, failing green-gold seals, and something vast beneath Crownholt. The North, Guild, ordinary Wood Elf witnesses, general deep-dwarf process, ordinary dark-elf court, and public city do not know by default. |
| Isha's idealised Greater Heal restoration | Thomas, Isha; inferable only to very narrow trusted witnesses who know enough detail | Private bodily and emotional consequence, not a public upgrade or repeatable miracle. |
| Black Lock intelligence | Thomas, Isha, Kelda; Lysa and hidden-spillway survivors have partial information; restricted summaries may reach Aelira/Thalen/Sairen; King Beneath knows broad scope only by Ch 185 oath-sealed private disclosure; Ch 197 sealed/descent witnesses know bounded categories only: old water-road works, counting gates, claimed workers, threshold control, wrong belonging, and something below water | Ordinary northern, Crownholt, island, and general dark-elf court scenes should not casually know Lock infrastructure details. Public reports stay incomplete. King Beneath and the dark-elf sealed witnesses do not know everything Green Road saw unless spoken. |
| Eastern-island destination and local cover | Thomas, Isha, Kelda, Aelira, Kelda's Tidefall contacts in cover terms; island locals know only the surface apprentice/friend cover | Refuge/investigation move, not public exile or triumph. Aelira's dark-elf letter is private diplomatic material. Use the smaller local cover by default. |
| Pocket Island existed before Ch.213 | Thomas, Isha, Kelda | Historical private refuge/testing place. It was never public travel or storage. Its existence remains restricted even after loss; most final-account recipients are told only that Thomas used an unknown passage/continuity answer. |
| Magic Pocket exists | Thomas, Isha, Kelda; other narrow prior witnesses may know limited storage use, but not eastern deep-dwarf authorities | Keep private. Deep dwarves have not been shown Magic Pocket and should not infer storage/pocket-space from Thomas's refusal to be held. |
| King Beneath Ch 185 private examination | King Beneath and Thomas only as exact conversation; Isha/Kelda know Thomas went in and returned, but not necessarily all content | King-only oath-sealed disclosure includes failed summoning, Ironvein unauthorised host, Rank A/Hero-tier mana, Revive, dark fire, Crown Deep bottom warning, and Black Lock scope. It does not include Homegate, Pocket Island, Magic Pocket, exact escape method, or private pocket/passage mechanics. Not written into general record unless later world-breaking need changes scope. |
| Demon Lord / three-seal model and final removal | Author-facing canon and direct Ch.213 prose. Before the final battle no ordinary witness held the complete model; dark-elf leaders knew their seal protected the world and the King Beneath held bounded lower-sign/seal doctrine. Kelda/Erenai and later recipients know only the bounded aftermath, not Thomas's internal conversation or exact destination mechanism. | Historically, three seals held the Demon Lord outside ordinary space; one failed seal permitted leakage while the others prevented emergence. In Ch.213 the First Hand's death collapses the overloaded remaining restraint and Thomas redirects the emerging Demon Lord into lost Pocket Island. The original seals no longer bind it. Keep both the historical model and exact final mechanism restricted rather than common lore. |
| Dark-elf seal duty | Sibling crowns/top leadership; smaller Ch.197-199 sealed group | The second seal remains shut. Ch.198 proves the “clean” crescent concealed wear from an erased witness/care office and wrong-side pressure recognised Thomas through a Hero-shaped category. The crowns contain the finding, do not appoint Kelda, and begin consent-based recovery of household custom. No later Rank S/island knowledge. |
| Nethis / Ch 191-197 dark-elf approach terms | Nethis knows Green Road carries Aelira's request and has heard the name Thomas Albrecht; the southern outer court receives Green Road's written conditions and returns written acceptance for first approach; first-audience witnesses know Green Road's accepted terms and that no old name is spent in public record; Ch 197 gives Nethis sealed-witness/descent knowledge because she guides the lower route | Nethis does not know Rank A, Homegate, Pocket Island, Magic Pocket, Revive, Crown Deep bottom full scope, exact Black Lock details, or private passage methods. The Levitate moment she witnesses remains describable as bad balance/reaching for a peg, not public spell classification. Green Road's submitted terms include no private questioning of Thomas alone unless he requests it. Nethis is authorised to guide, not compel, and Ch 195-197 confirm she may make clean refusals around unsafe court routes and guide descent without owning Green Road. The court may treat humans as socially lower/curious and demi-humans through inherited labour assumptions, but that social hierarchy does not broaden witness scope or convert Green Road into property, offering, or servant company. |
| Dark-elf first audience / low crescent chamber | Sibling crowns; Nethis; Orren; unnamed High Elf legal officer; unnamed hawk-faced demi-human witness; unnamed dwarf witness; a few unnamed dark-elf witnesses/courtiers | They know Aelira's sealed inner request has been opened by the crowns and accepted as serious; Green Road is witness, not offering/asset/petitioner/entertainment; Thomas gives exact Crown Deep warning Do not wake what keeps the gate shut; Thomas cleanly refuses private passage questioning and Rank-category disclosure; Isha blocks death-continuity questioning without naming Revive; Kelda forces no claim through care into record. They do not know Rank A, Homegate, Pocket Island, Magic Pocket, Revive details, full Crown Deep bottom vision, exact Black Lock details, or private passage methods. Later sealed witness expands scope only for the smaller Ch 197 group, not this full first-audience circle. |
| Dark-elf sealed witness / second-seal outer threshold | Sibling crowns; Nethis; unnamed High Elf legal officer; unnamed hawk-faced demi-human witness; unnamed dwarf witness; Lady Thera; Green Road | Bounded Ch.197 categories plus Ch.198 wrong-side Hero-category recognition and concealed wear in the vacant crescent. Thomas says not Hero / I am not your Hero without full Hero-System confession. They do not know Rank A/Rank S, private passage methods, Revive or later western island facts. |
| Magnog / elemental identity | King Beneath, Ruvan Deep-Sign, Arveth, old Great Peak priest, Great Peak restricted clerk, Sorrak, Nalka, Green Road after Ch 183; relevant inner deep-dwarf hierarchy by office | Public/deep-work language remains deep-heat entity/old heat/deep-heat thing. Elementals are natural forces, not evil/demons. The lesser creatures near the Magnog are not elementals. Current author-facing model links the rise to Demon Lord leakage / distance failure, but do not broaden this to ordinary deep dwarves without deliberate sealed-scene expansion. |
| Great Peak metal answer | Thomas, Isha, Kelda, King Beneath, Ruvan Deep-Sign, Arveth, Great Peak clerk/priest/guards, lower-sign guards, Sorrak, Nalka | Witnessed as Form-like metal shaping: pure/smooth metal walls drawn from the Great Peak without structural wound and parted like curtains. It proves frightening mastery/restraint to deep dwarves; it does not reveal Homegate, Pocket Island, Magic Pocket, Rank A, or how Thomas might leave. |
| Granitethroat passage under Seventh Understep witness | Thomas, Isha, Kelda, Maerra Seven-Cut, immediate Seventh Understep gate witnesses; Dorruk Stone-Under-Water and Harra Deep-Set know they gave the approach token | They know Kelda presented craft/witness questions, Thomas is publicly Isha's apprentice with a strong shaping spell, and Green Road passed under witness. They do not know Rank A, Holy magic, Homegate, Revive, Pocket Island, Crown Deep bottom, or Aelira's dark-elf letter by default. |
| Irondeep fall / deep-heat fight direct witnesses | Thomas, Isha, Kelda, Sorrak, Nalka, Berrun | Directly witnessed divided complete Holy Shields, Slow Fall/Form-assisted survival, healing/support magic, cooling/water/light, and fivefold Holy Lances killing the unnamed deep-heat entity. Berrun knows the witnessed entity and fight, not the later restricted Magnog identity by default. |
| Irondeep rescue / sealed-transfer recipients | Harra Deep-Quench, Varrun, Tharrel; relevant rescue and transfer personnel only within operational need | Know the collapse, survivors, dangerous deep-heat entity, extraordinary magic, and bounded sealed reports needed for rescue or escort. Do not assume they know exact spell levels, lance/shield counts, Magnog identity, Great Peak metal shaping, or private escape capabilities unless deliberately briefed. |
| Great Peak containment direct witnesses | Thomas, Isha, Kelda, Sorrak, Nalka, Arveth, Ruvan Deep-Sign, King Beneath, Great Peak restricted clerk/priest, and guards present in the receiving chamber | Witnessed Thomas's calm refusal of separation, non-lethal restraint, three layered Holy Shield spheres strengthened with additional mana, and Form drawing smooth metal walls from the Great Peak without structural wound. This does not grant knowledge of the earlier fivefold-lance fight except through a bounded sealed report. |
| Shared restriction across deep-dwarf witnesses | All Irondeep/Great Peak groups above | None know Rank A, Homegate, Pocket Island, Magic Pocket, Revive, Crown Deep bottom, Crownholt false death, Aelira's dark-elf letter, or Thomas's possible escape method unless later deliberately disclosed. Exact Magnog identity remains limited to the separate Magnog row above. |
| Holy Purge / mass demonic-modification removal | Thomas, Isha, Kelda; cliff-settlement patients/healers including Caron/Erenai; lower-hands survivors | Witnesses know the practical miracle they experienced, not necessarily the spell name, level, Rank S, Revive or Thomas's full system status. Consent/refusal remains part of the account. | | Third-seal island passage station | Green Road and Erenai; cliff settlement knows Erenai guided them to an old station but not every interface message | Station recognises Thomas's maintenance issuance and Erenai's voluntary harm witness. Do not broaden exact route, unanimous-consent carriage, hidden egress or hostile-administration wording casually. | | Third-seal island hostile administration / First Hand | Green Road, Erenai and relevant freed workers; Arlenne/Fenn/Darel know fragmentary prisoner language; later bounded reports reach family/Elven/crown/deep-dwarf circles | Historical canon: the First Hand was the top embodied lackey and hostile administrative claim over an extant boundary. It was destroyed in Ch.213; the claim and command network are now absent. Exact final mechanism remains restricted. | | Pocket Island final use | Reader/direct prose: Thomas uses it as the Demon Lord's one-way prison and loses access. Isha is present; Kelda knew the refuge existed and heard Thomas describe a possible boundary, but does not witness or fully understand the final mechanism. Erenai and later recipients know only that the containment load vanished and Thomas/Isha disappeared. | Do not broaden the exact prison mechanism into public history. Fantasy-world survivors cannot confirm where the Demon Lord went or where Thomas/Isha went. |
Eastern Witness Defaults
- Main west port / Westhook: witnesses may notice a quiet Wood Elf, a human apprentice, a half-dwarf adventurer, and Porridge arriving from the Grey Tern and heading inland. Some may have heard a northern death rumour, but should not connect the apprentice to Thomas Albrecht unless a later scene deliberately creates pressure.
- Larchmeet / highland villages: locals know Isha as mentor/guide, Thomas as her human apprentice, and Kelda as a retired/resting adventurer friend. They may see controlled practical utility, house-building, politeness, carefulness, strangeness, and unusual usefulness, but not Rank A/Rank S, Holy magic, Homegate, Pocket Island, Crownholt truth, official death, or Crown Deep connection.
- Practical work witnesses: may see restrained utility magic such as Form, Cleanse, Warm Area, Create Water, Renew, Appraise, or basic healing if justified by the scene. They should frame it as odd apprentice usefulness or Green Road's competence, not proof of Rank A/Rank S, Holy magic, or northern identity.
- Demi-human city contacts: may be more socially and politically sophisticated than village witnesses. They may question why a human apprentice is inland; default to suspicion/curiosity, not recognition.
- Dark-elf or early deep-dwarf authorities: may have better information channels. Do not assume ignorance, but do not publicly collapse the cover unless the scene deliberately escalates the political situation. After Ch 191, sealed Irondeep/Great Peak witnesses have a specific enlarged witness scope; ordinary eastern/deep-dwarf public still does not. Dark-elf leaders may know Aelira's request and their own seal duty without knowing Thomas's Rank A/Rank S, Homegate, Pocket Island, Revive, or northern truth. Nethis has heard Thomas's full name but is bound by Green Road's terms not to use it in public or messages outside the sibling crowns. Dark-elf social superiority, human curiosity, and demi-human labour resentment are public social context rather than restricted strategic knowledge.
- Dark-elf social assumptions: Thomas being human makes him exotic, low-status in elven hierarchy, and politically awkward, but not automatically part of the old demi-human servant/slave pattern. Demi-human workers, servants, farmers, and household staff in the south may be paid and still carry resentment from older unfree or near-unfree arrangements, especially where long-lived witnesses remember them. Do not turn this into knowledge of Green Road's restricted facts.
- Kethrun contacts: Berrit, Veyna, Nemi, Harra Deep-Set, and Dorruk Stone-Under-Water know the party came with a human apprentice and Kelda's craft questions. Dorruk and Harra Deep-Set know enough to send them to Granitethroat, not the full strategic truth.
- Granitethroat / Seventh Understep: witnesses know more than ordinary highlanders, still not core secrets. Maerra Seven-Cut and immediate gate witnesses saw Kelda's token, mason's point, sketch of the Larchmeet houses, Thomas's admission of an uncomfortable strong shaping spell under Isha's apprentice frame, and Kelda's questions about surface-built stone, frost foundation, road honesty, and standing of work outside mountain proof. Green Road passed under witness only: no deep-hold reception, clan/house recognition, sanctuary, or permission to speak of sealed works.
- Irondeep / Great Peak sealed witnesses: see the table above. They may speak of witnessed holy force, healing, Form, Magnog, and metal answer only inside sealed procedure. Do not let this leak into ordinary island/public scenes by default.
- Private Green Road scenes: may use "apprentice" playfully or tenderly, but prose must make clear whether it means public cover, genuine teaching frame, flirtation, or chosen private dynamic.
For ordinary eastern village, trade, road, or work conversations, Thomas's full name, northern history, rank, Homegate survival, and Crownholt connection should not appear unless the scene is explicitly private, diplomatic, or linked to the northern death report.
Historical Public Witness Scopes Through Chapter 209
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Karrick Gate officials / The Lantern Badger: know Green Road survived the Third Drain and a red-gate lower-works incident involving organised goblins, an orc chieftain, worker tags, traps, and emergency offensive magic. They do not know Holy Lance, dark fire, Revive, Homegate, or sealed Rank B/Rank A.
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Hearthmere locals: know Green Road recovered bell-goats, witnessed real old-road lights, fought a slow peat/stone/root brute, exposed Sella Varr, and made the watch ridge safe enough for town process. Public language stays old-road magic, bell resonance, controlled light magic, shield work, and practical adventuring, not Holy magic or Rank B/A.
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Rimeholt witnesses: saw Cleanse, Form, repair, detection, low-level healing, and disciplined party practice. Brenn Cale recorded enough unusual usefulness to help northern agents identify Green Road.
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Northern Crown / Crownholt: officially treated Thomas and Isha as honoured guests under crown authority and Kelda as unsuitable for royal carriage/protocol. After the Crown Deep collapse, records hold Thomas as missing/presumed dead; they know he was unusually useful and deteriorating, but not true Rank A, Homegate, Revive, or confirmed Holy classification.
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Arliss Fen: may suspect a concealed shield/unknown light during the collapse, without proof. Keep her as possible future pressure, not a broad disclosure vector.
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Thomas's family: knows Thomas survived and must uphold the lie. Ch.202 adds bounded Crownholt/seal/Black Lock danger and Thomas's rejection of Hero identity, but not Rank A/Rank S, exact Crown Deep bottom, Homegate method, Pocket Island or Revive. Mara's word “resurrection” is not proof of Revive knowledge.
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Aelira: knows the Ch.157 Crownholt truth and receives the Ch.201 bounded Great Peak/second-seal/western update at the forester's rest. She knows Thomas remained Rank A at that meeting, not his later Rank S advancement, Erenai, passage station or island events.
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Irondeep/Great Peak sealed witnesses: know the latest deep-dwarf incident evidence, including holy force and Magnog under restricted framing, plus the first-seal public/sealed rulings: no custody, no forced separation, no hidden-method inquiry, Kelda's bounded work standing, and Thomas as restricted impossible-category caster. They do not know Thomas's private pocket/passage abilities or northern secrets.
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King Beneath: knows Magnog/lower-sign doctrine by office and observed Great Peak evidence. Separately, by Ch 185 oath-sealed private examination, he knows selected deeper Thomas facts: failed summoning, Rank A/Hero-tier mana, Revive, dark fire, Crown Deep bottom warning, and Black Lock scope. He does not know Homegate, Pocket Island, Magic Pocket, exact escape method, or pocket/passage mechanics.
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Dark-elf southern court: by Ch.199, the city/court broadly knows Green Road has arrived under guest-right, but broad public knowledge remains shallow: Wood Elf mentor, human apprentice, half-dwarf friend, Nethis's guided road-party, Aelira-related first audience, controlled supper/social-court attention, and unusual restrictions. First-audience witnesses know more: Aelira's inner request was opened; Green Road is witness/not offering; exact Crown Deep warning Do not wake what keeps the gate shut; no claim through care; Thomas refused private passage and Rank questions; Isha blocked death-continuity questioning. The smaller Ch.197-199 sealed/descent witnesses know bounded categories, wrong-side Hero recognition and the erased-office finding, but this does not become general court knowledge. They do not automatically know Rank A, Homegate, Pocket Island, Magic Pocket, Revive, full Crown Deep bottom, exact Black Lock details, full Demon Lord/seal mechanics, or private escape/passage mechanics.
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Dark-elf crowns/second-seal witnesses (Ch.198-199): know wrong-side Hero-category recognition, erased-office wear and outer-memory compromise; contain rather than publicise it. They do not know later Rank S or western island details.
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Thomas's family (Ch.202): know Thomas lives, the public death lie remains necessary, bounded Crownholt/seal/Black Lock danger and that he denies being Hero. Mara's accidental “resurrection” wording does not establish knowledge of Revive.
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Western freed captives/cliff settlement (Ch.204-206): know Green Road killed demons, removed collars/modifications, healed and fed them, and is going toward the island. Most do not know Pocket Island, Homegate, Revive, true identity/rank or full seal model.
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Erenai (Ch.206-209): knows Thomas's Holy/healing scale, passage-station issuance, First Hand hierarchy, island route, lower-hands rescue and Rank S confirmation. She does not know Homegate, Magic Pocket, Revive, Thomas's full prior-life story, or Pocket Island's method/name; she is told only that Thomas/Isha use a private refuge.
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Lower-hands survivors (Ch.208): witness demons killed, mass Holy Purge/Greater Heal, vast food creation and evacuation. They may recognise Thomas as an extraordinary holy caster, but not the formal system messages/levels or all Green Road secrets.
Final Witness Scopes Through Chapter 214
- Erenai: knows the return road, lower office, Court Hand cadence, First Hand hierarchy, final hostile-network collapse, Kelda's death/return and Thomas/Isha's absence. She does not know the internal Demon Lord conversation, exact Pocket Island mechanism or destination of the missing pair.
- Broken Court survivors / western settlements: know all true demons died, command glass failed, Green Road ended the First Hand and Kelda survived. Most know Thomas/Isha only as missing after the court; formal rank and private magic remain restricted.
- Thomas's family: receive Kelda's private account that Thomas saved the world, restored Kelda, reached Isha and vanished without bodies. They retain the public Crown Deep death story. Mira holds the broken Preservation Ring fragments; Tessa holds Isha's surviving arrow.
- Wood Elf restricted circle: Aelira, Thalen, Sairen, Sereth and Ruvan receive the bounded final account. They preserve uncertainty, prevent Thomas/Isha becoming posthumous assets, and record Green Road as three.
- Sibling crowns / King Beneath: receive bounded reports that the demonic containment load and hostile administration ended. They do not gain the exact private passage mechanism or a proven fate for Thomas/Isha.
- Public fantasy-world history: may eventually know that demons died and western control ended. It should not automatically know Thomas's name, Rank S, Revive, Pocket Island, the Demon Lord's exact destination or the private relationship mechanics of Green Road.
Maintenance
When a restricted fact changes witness scope, update this file in the same pass as the relevant characters.md, synopsis.md, timeline.md, or spells.md note.