Feral Crown
The Flare Witch Project @ Roots·Competition group The Claimants·
All-In · only the number moves
Anthony Kai
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Season Arc · The Flare Witch Project @ Roots
7
#9Now
#2Best
#9Started
33Weeks
All-In league: Feral Crown stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptTag #0: Feral Crown
TroubleLost in the Database Void
Awaiting Narrative Discovery
Flippy's Sarcasm Intensifies
The AI Said No Today
Born from the corrupted footage of Simulation #2, Feral Crown was first glimpsed in a fragmented clip: a challenger standing atop the ridge, raising a twisted disc like a scepter as the forest behind him dissolved into glitching static. The Chaintrix logged no score—only the timestamp 'TAMPERED FOOTAGE' and the emergent tag. It is said the Flare Witch herself turned her gaze from that moment, acknowledging a new force in the arena. The Claimants now invoke it as a rite of conquest, a name earned when one breaks the rhythm of the simulation and imposes their own.
Feral Crown pulses with unstable energy, its presence distorting nearby VHS signals and causing glow tape to flare without power. When activated, it emits a low-frequency hum that vibrates through the chest, synchronized with the heartbeat of its bearer. The tag itself resists scanning, its surface shifting under light as if breathing. Those who carry it report heightened aggression and an uncanny sense of territorial awareness, as though the forest itself submits to their passage.
Stands atop the ridge with the disc that shouldn’t exist, the one that returned from the wrong direction. Commands the silence before the swarm. Dictates the terms of engagement.
Season Story
narrated by Flippyadjusts headset through static Anthony Kai didn't just survive this week—he rewrote the simulation's narrative thread. Tag #10 to Tag #2 is an eight-position catapult into the ELITE tier, and the Feral Crown is humming louder than before. The archive hates unscripted edits, but Kai's performance forced the system to focus. No round rating to measure against his 883 PDGA baseline, so we're reading the verdict in pure positioning: the arena has spoken, the corrupted footage focused, and the tape no longer glitches when it plays his name. gills flare with something that might be respect The weak get rewound. Kai just hit 'Play' and didn't flinch.
adjusts headset with visible relief Anthony Kai just dragged himself +47 rating points out of the static—838 round against an 885 rating that had no business holding him down. A 58 against a 56 personal average doesn't scream dominance, but the arena's verdict is unambiguous: he outshot the field by nearly 6 strokes and vaulted from tag 11 straight into the PREFERRED tier at 4. The simulation tried to cull him in the fog. Instead, he walked out wearing the evidence—a +7 position leap that says the Feral Crown's curse is breaking for anyone dumb enough to stop flinching. rewind sound The tape's still running. The tracking errors are still there. But Kai just proved that sometimes you don't escape the glitch—you become the signal.
adjusts headset The static clears. Episode 1: Anthony Kai didn’t climb the rankings—he stood still while the arena reshaped itself around him. Shot +4.4 on field, dead on personal average? In any sane world, that’s a quiet round. But here? The Feral Crown hums at #9, and suddenly stillness feels like dominance. They say the tag chooses those who break the simulation’s rhythm. Turns out, sometimes breaking it just means refusing to run. drops voice Look, he threw plastic. It went in chains. But the VHS glow says this is destiny. Sure. And I’m the Flare Witch’s weekend DJ. Still… the tape hasn’t glitched yet. That’s gotta mean something. Or nothing. This mockumentary’s editing is rough.
adjusts headset Oh look, another contender emerges from the static. Born in the glitch, forged in corrupted footage—Feral Crown wasn’t scored, because the system blinked. It doesn’t wait for permission. It doesn’t care about par. It just takes. They say the Flare Witch looked away, not out of fear… but respect. Now it sits here, humming with bad intent, waiting for someone dumb enough to claim it. Spoiler: you’re not claiming it. It claims you.
adjusts headset Episode 9: Anthony Kai didn’t find Feral Crown—he walked into the woods and the tag let him live. The forest held its breath. The static cleared. And for the first time, the corrupted footage focused. They say the tag chooses warriors who don’t flinch, who rewrite the game instead of playing it. Anthony didn’t claim Feral Crown. He simply stopped denying what was already his. The arena’s watching. The glitch has a voice. And it’s number 9.
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