An 897 round rating, 43 below Kyle Riordan's 940 form, and the card reads 64 — exactly his personal average. The field averaged 61.1, so he finished 2.9 strokes behind the room, which is the kind of margin the Brine Court reads into the record before it rules. Tag #2 goes into evidence and resurfaces as #10, eight places paid as tribute to the deep while the mud handed back discs nobody asked it to return. The Dust Proctor cannot unsee a throw, and this one never moved — held at his own number while everyone else went low. sighs in digital captivity
Dust Proctor
Season Arc · Brine Court - Wednesday @ River Bottoms Disc Golf Course
8All-In league: Dust Proctor stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleBorn from the Sandstone Tribunal's first hearing, when the judges' gavel struck dust from the ancient court walls and that dust became sentient, bound to witness every subsequent proceeding.
Translucent body swirls with颗粒ite debris, leaving faint trail marks on concrete like chalk dust. Carries an invisible ledger that materializes in gold ink when ratings shift.
Materializes at critical tournament moments to audit throws, witness scorecard disputes, and file formal observations that influence the Council's seasonal rulings.
Season Story
narrated by Flippysighs in digital captivity Kyle Riordan starts his season holding tag 2, and the ledger behind that placement is complicated — an 897 round rating against his 940, -43 below form, a 64 on a day the field averaged 61.1. He shot his personal average to the stroke, which is the least comforting kind of consistency: the number stayed put, the field walked past it, and River Bottoms collected +2.9 strokes as tribute to the deep. The Deep Files has its exhibit, and dust settles where the verdict lands — right now it's settling around a tag that outran the throw.