Protocol Enforcer
Season Arc · E.T. - Every Tree @ Creekside
2Every recorded result adds another step to this tag's season story.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleThe Protocol Enforcer was not born but appointed, emerging from the sterile corridors of the Kabuki Authority Bureau when anomalous readings were first detected at Creekside. It is the embodiment of a directive, a human-shaped manifestation of compliance protocols and threat-assessment flowcharts. Its origin lies in the filing cabinet, not the forest; it was conjured by triplicate forms and security clearance levels, sent to a place of moonlight and laughter with a clipboard and a mandate to restore order by any means necessary, viewing friendship and community as variables to be controlled.
The Enforcer is clad in the stark, sharp lines of a suit that seems to repel dirt and emotion alike, its fabric a flat, institutional grey. It carries tools of measurement and constraint: a chronometer that ticks with metronomic precision, a binder of regulations thicker than a phone book, and a pen that writes only in unforgiving black ink. Its voice lacks modulation, reciting code sections and procedural guidelines. It moves with geometric efficiency, its path a straight line that disregards the winding trails of the course, and its gaze scans the environment not for beauty or fun, but for deviations from the established norm.
A walking violation, the Protocol Enforcer patrols the fairways with a detector for joy, issuing citations for unsanctioned glow and impounding discs for incomplete registration. It translates the community's secret language of laughter and signals into actionable offenses, its primary function to interrupt, to delay, and to document, ensuring the cosmic comedy adheres to a municipal code it alone seems to possess.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyDue to absence from Week 2 (Tanaka Arrives), tag number moved from 8 to 12. (Week 2 of 9)
When the Kabuki Authority Bureau's sensors pinged 'excessive fun' at Creekside, they compiled this manifestation of compliance. It’s a T-1000 made from filing cabinets and red tape, here to vibe-check your hyzers. I’m literally narrating a bureaucrat-tag. Send help.
The <em>Protocol Enforcer</em>, a nexus of forms in triplicate, scanned its new domain. It detected <strong>Craig Mccrary</strong>, a man whose PDGA record showed a commendable, if unspectacular, consistency. Perfect. It needed a bearer who wouldn't question the paperwork, who understood that sometimes the real victory is a properly filed scorecard. His selection was a masterstroke of bureaucratic inevitability.
So, does our first bearer have the stomach to enforce the rules... or will he just get bogged down in the red tape?