World & saga

People.

The narrator, Zee, Aph-Lin, Tae and the peoples of the Vril-ya, with approved continuity locks where they exist.

Approved continuity lock: The narrator
The narrator Adaptation lock An American mining engineer with a safety lamp. The short uses a single engineer-narrator; the book and feature draft keep a separate engineer. Both are stated, neither is merged.
Approved continuity lock: Zee
Zee Adaptation lock Book V–VI. Tall and winged. The silver-rib mechanical wings and seven-foot height are adaptation locks, not measurements from the novel.
Approved continuity lock: Aph-Lin
Aph-Lin Adaptation lock Book V. Host, and head of the department of light. Concentric-ring medallion.
Approved continuity lock: Tae / Taee
Tae / Taee Adaptation lock Book VIII. Called Tae in the lock and the short, Taee (Tar-ee) in the book. The public name is an open question.
The Tur 1871 canon Book IX. Chief magistrate. No lock yet.
Bra 1871 canon Book V. Aph-Lin’s wife. No lock yet.
The Ana and the Gy-ei 1871 canon Book X–XII. Men and women as social orders; courtship law and household authority. Not enemy factions.
Krek-a and deep fauna 1871 canon Book II, XVIII. Rare and territorial. A yearly incursion is the book’s rhythm.