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Frost Ledger
A Missing Report·Competition group A·
All-In · only the number moves
Eder Hernandez
MA3
Season Arc · A Missing Report
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#8Now
#8Best
#9Started
3Weeks
All-In league: Frost Ledger stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptFrost Ledger Keeper of Soggy Secrets
TroubleInk Bleeds When It Rains
Fedora Watermark Joke or Warning
Pencil Records Freeze and Crack
Mud-Stained Ribbon Bookmark
The Frost Ledger began as the Bureau's cold-weather docket, issued after a 1987 disc well report turned out to be written in pencil that froze and cracked. Its first entries were copied from a microfilm reel recovered from the reading room archive. Each page carries a faint watermark of a fedora brim, a sign some former clerk left as a joke or a warning.
Its waxed canvas cover is stiff and slightly tacky, with rounded corners worn pale by thumbs. Inside, the paper is thick cream stock that wrinkles when damp, and the ink runs in soft blue halos where rain has touched it. A ribbon bookmark is stained with dried mud and a crease runs across the spine from repeated folding.
Records each weekly clue, sealed envelope, and tag exchange so detectives can verify witness testimonies against the official docket.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyTag #9, the Frost Ledger, started as a cold-weather docket after a 1987 report was written in pencil that froze and cracked. Its pages carry a fedora-brim watermark, a clerk's joke or warning. The ink runs in the rain. It has opinions about that, and about you.
checks clipboard Tag #9, the Frost Ledger, finally has a name in its first entry: Eder Hernandez. The waxed cover is stiff, the ribbon is muddy, and the fedora watermark is watching. Next episode: whether the ink holds up in the rain. It usually doesn't.
Eder Hernandez opened the season on Tag #9, the Frost Ledger, and filed a 70, exactly his personal average and 5.3 strokes over the 64.8 field mean. His round rating of 856 sits 41 points under his 897 PDGA rating, a -41 below form reading the Bureau will want footnoted in red. The course won this one, and the Ledger's first entry now carries a bad day in pencil that needs a second look, so the file stays open.
See where Eder Hernandez sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
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