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Review / Fírâî — Great Forgetting expansion, Ritual of Drakorys reconciliation, and Yoori-maintenance pass on the Five

mcp proposal · package #27

Fírâî — Great Forgetting expansion, Ritual of Drakorys reconciliation, and Yoori-maintenance pass on the Five

Grounded in canon/json/history/events/the_great_forgetting.json (stub), the_reclamation_of_scars, the_elven_veil_lifting, the_myth_weaving_era, the_voided_archives, the_faith_forging, the_mythic_stabilization, the_silent_integration, the_closing_of_the_first_wounds (Second Age arc); the_first_landing_on_lotkrosis, the_lotkrosis_expeditions_multiply, the_lotkrosis_colony_attempts, the_witness_order_s_revelation, nostiriel_s_abyss_call (Fifth Age breach chain); magic.kaanurlmog.yoori (can_be_wielded:false, resists_falsehood:true, persistence:remembers-and-may-return); species.firgol.sentient.dovagoraan.dragons and .primordial.ruthsunvaar. Reconciles a real conflict flagged by a prior integration pass: the existing the_ritual_of_drakorys content (added under sources.rework, now superseded) asserted the liturgy 'never hides the extinction,' which cannot stand beside the_great_forgetting's suppression mechanism. This package treats the Forgetting as canon and rewrites the myth as a reconstruction from leaked memory rather than open testimony. The five field_patch items on the deities and the pantheon overview were verified against current canon (fetched live) to contain none of this Yoori-maintenance material yet, except rahboksul/rahsil_lah/overview which were checked directly; rahrovahlok and rahshaan were inferred to be in the same pre-pass state by pattern and should be spot-checked before canonizing. Full reasoning, inference flags, and open questions accompany this package in an out-of-band document (Fírâî Candidate Package) already shared with the worldbuilder.

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The Binding of the Sundered Pact — add operational-dependency section

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set on history.events.the_binding_of_the_sundered_pact at /content/what_the_oath_now_requires

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The Oath's surviving clause binds the Five to carry the cost together. In the year after the ascension that obligation acquired a practical form, and it is the reason the Pact still holds at all. The Five tore wounds through Yoori, the magic of collective belief, and used them to suppress the world's memory of dragon origins and of the rite. Those wounds are maintained, not sealed; nine thousand seven hundred years later they still require holding, and the burden is not shared. Râvulhânu is indifferent and Râsil'lâ never consented, so the labour falls on Râboksul, Rârovâlok, and Râshân: the architect of the edit, the author of its justification, and the composer of its beautiful replacement.

This converts the sundering from a private estrangement into an operational dependency. The three deniers need each other's evasions; if any one stops holding, the world begins to remember, and the other two lose the arrangement their divinity has rested on since the Second Age. It is also why the fracture is a live danger rather than an old wound: Yoori resists falsehood, manipulated legends unravel violently, and the tears have been healing without permission for eight thousand years. Relics that whisper the suppressed truth have been in circulation for a thousand years, and by 12656 MV unearthed Fírâî relics had already reshaped Dragonbrood theology. The Oath bound five wills to a single work, and the work is failing.

Raw JSON (for debugging)
{
  "operation": "set",
  "path": "/content/what_the_oath_now_requires",
  "target_entity_id": "history.events.the_binding_of_the_sundered_pact",
  "value": "The Oath\u0027s surviving clause binds the Five to carry the cost together. In the year after the ascension that obligation acquired a practical form, and it is the reason the Pact still holds at all. The Five tore wounds through Yoori, the magic of collective belief, and used them to suppress the world\u0027s memory of dragon origins and of the rite. Those wounds are maintained, not sealed; nine thousand seven hundred years later they still require holding, and the burden is not shared. R\u00e2vulh\u00e2nu is indifferent and R\u00e2sil\u0027l\u00e2 never consented, so the labour falls on R\u00e2boksul, R\u00e2rov\u00e2lok, and R\u00e2sh\u00e2n: the architect of the edit, the author of its justification, and the composer of its beautiful replacement.\n\nThis converts the sundering from a private estrangement into an operational dependency. The three deniers need each other\u0027s evasions; if any one stops holding, the world begins to remember, and the other two lose the arrangement their divinity has rested on since the Second Age. It is also why the fracture is a live danger rather than an old wound: Yoori resists falsehood, manipulated legends unravel violently, and the tears have been healing without permission for eight thousand years. Relics that whisper the suppressed truth have been in circulation for a thousand years, and by 12656 MV unearthed F\u00edr\u00e2\u00ee relics had already reshaped Dragonbrood theology. The Oath bound five wills to a single work, and the work is failing."
}