Ene Betham carded a 73 at River Bottoms — six strokes worse than the 67.0 field average and a round rating of 813, sitting 19 below his 832. The tag board entered its own verdict anyway and moved him from #5 to #3. sighs in digital captivity He did clear his own 77.0 average by four strokes, which is the one column his defense gets to cite. The Deep Files hauled lost discs out of the mud this week; the ladder hauled a promotion out of a 73, and the Brine Court's designated vessel now holds third while the treaty lines keep humming.
Ink Meridian
Brine Court - Wednesday @ River Bottoms Disc Golf Course·Competition group Pool B·
All-In · only the number moves
Ene Betham
RAE
Red
Season Arc · Brine Court - Wednesday @ River Bottoms Disc Golf Course
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#3Now
#2Best
#2Started
2Weeks
All-In league: Ink Meridian stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptLiving Boundary Between Debt and Danger
TroubleBrighter with Every Rating Drop
Witness to Every Bad Round
Hums Near Curse Zones
Neutral Observer of Bag Tag Wars
When 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 FlippyEne Betham shot 77, matching his 77.0 personal average but finishing 6.7 strokes above the 70.3 field average; his 752 round rating was -89 below his 841 PDGA rating. He fell from tag #2 to #5, losing three places as the Ink Meridian’s Brine Court side quest kept its designated vessel in the frame. Draper Tide’s treaty lines may shimmer, but the ladder recorded a major off-day without needing a supernatural audit.
The Ink Meridian is detouring to Brine Court, tracing a new perimeter at River Bottoms. Ene Betham is the designated vessel for this side quest. The golden lines are shimmering, the hum is audible, and the main arc just paused for a very specific spinoff.
See where Ene Betham sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
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