Ene Betham shot 70 at Valley Regional Park, 7.5 strokes above the 62.5 field average; his 710 round was -131 below his 841 rating. His tag moved from #2 to #8, a six-place drop, as the Ink Meridian’s golden shimmer entered Swensen Terrace. The courtly theme can keep its velvet; the numbers are sharp enough.
Ink Meridian
Season Arc · Silk and Teeth - Tuesday @ Valley Regional Park
6All-In league: Ink Meridian stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleWhen the original Salt Lake Accords were signed, the magical binding required a physical anchor in the mortal realm. The signatories' combined ink signatures pooled at the natural boundaries between league territories, crystallizing into the first Ink Meridian lines—invisible at first, but growing more visible with each subsequent rating drop across all leagues.
The Ink Meridian appears as glowing golden and amber lines tracing the exact perimeter of every course bound by the Salt Lake Accords. The lines shimmer with an ethereal glow resembling liquid ink suspended in mid-air, permanently etched into course perimeters but growing more visible as players accumulate rating drops. They pulse with increasing intensity when players carrying significant magical debt approach nearby, emitting a low hum that becomes audible near curse manifestation zones.
Acts as a visible warning system that shows players across all leagues who approaches dangerous rating thresholds, creating transparency in the supernatural ecosystem and making the invisible weight of magical debt perceivable to the entire disc golf community.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyThe Ink Meridian is detouring to Silk and Teeth. Ene Betham’s carrying the shimmer, and those golden lines are about to trace Valley Regional Park. Consider this a side quest in the main saga—same magical debt, fresh Tuesday episode.