# Book Two Mainline Fact Ledger

## Authority

This ledger separates mainline planning facts from the overlapping Sabine/Corin side novel. The approved
two-chapter book state is authoritative only for its pilot run. Everything beyond Chapter 2 remains
provisional until approved in a later book-state version.

## Approved Pilot Scope

### Chapter 1: Two Markers

- Selka accepts a survey under an independently terminable contract.
- Selka retains ownership of her maps.
- Records appear to place the same damaged marker in two incompatible locations.
- Selka refuses to certify an explanation before controlled field testing.
- The doubled-marker contradiction remains unresolved at the chapter ending.

### Chapter 2: What The Profit Means

- The bank confirms the million-crown windfall.
- Corin proposes protected allocations; the allocations are not yet accomplished facts.
- Cerys recognizes that the proposal could make legal freedom financially possible.
- Cerys asks whether freedom can coexist with her chosen home, work, and belonging.
- Cerys is not released in the pilot.

### Pilot Exclusions

- Do not resolve the folded-route anomaly.
- Do not establish additional financial, contractual, legal, or route facts merely because they appear in
  legacy planning.
- Do not introduce the Sabine/Corin game.

## Provisional Mainline Scope After Chapter 2

The current folded-route restructure proposes, but has not canonized:

- Selka's investigation as Book Two's external spine.
- Cerys's meaningful freedom as the emotional co-spine.
- Corin learning that money and equipment cannot replace another person's authority.
- Sabine's later rescue, prompt release, independent alternatives, chosen return, and paid estate work.
- Short externally observable Sabine/Corin background beats after Sabine is free.
- The folded-route crisis as the mainline climax.
- Hallow Street becoming independently owned while Corin becomes a guest rather than landlord.

## Material Not Owned By Mainline

The mainline does not own Sabine and Corin's private turns, scores, physical progression, declarations,
sealed-envelope events, threshold sequence, or ending. Those belong to the side novel and may enter a
mainline book only through a separately reviewed shared-continuity bridge.