When a healing network begins to erase the agency of those bound into it, Laeylinn breaks one of its own four canopy boughs and refuses to regrow it; the other three remain living, making consent and cost legible without spectacle.
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Morphology evidence
ACV-024planned · not generated
Locally grounded function
Heart · 4 Chords
The local record grounds the Worldtree Deer base form, living-crystal growth, self-healing material, organic bonding without corruption, and Heart resonance.
Morphology under test
Hold the candidate. Do not promote it to canon.
Locally grounded base form with tested detail candidate — a Worldtree Deer and scion of Enarys, bearing four countable canopy boughs with one visibly self-broken bough that is never regrown.
Bond
Maylinn
Evidence
locked relation local base form and function grounded proposed detail morphology
Eligibility
internal only until identity lock
Identity lock
Not issued. Detailed morphology remains provisional.
Open physical identity
cervid proportions, hoof architecture, face, and sensory system
canopy geometry and the spatial relation of the three living and one broken bough
scale and specificity of the sparse ecosystems hosted by the canopy
living-crystal, bark, tissue, and healed-fracture material language
absolute scale, gait, habitat, and ecological relationship to Enarys
Required reviews
Creator explicitly accepts, amends, or rejects the tested morphology candidate against locked canon and the local Godbeast record
Identity review records the accepted clade, Chord anatomy, limb count, face and sensory architecture, locomotion, scale, ecology, and material system before issuing a reference master
Grayscale silhouette, orthographic anatomy, action, habitat, and bonded-dyad studies must agree before any public identity approval
The solo plate holds one proposed topology steady long enough to test silhouette, Chord count, material function, locomotion, and ecology. The dyad then tests reciprocal sovereignty with the bonded Guardian. Neither study may become an identity master while morphology remains provisional.