Ming Ke Board-Order Cards / 鸣柯董事会到件顺序卡组

Rite 21 gains two non-starter cards with actual Ming Ke. The default may later gain a third recovery-only scar.

Board-Order Docket

storyteller.card.ming_ke_board_order_docket.v1 stores thirteen separate fields:

1. source continuity rite;
2. audit-seal id;
3. continuity-docket id;
4. dispatch time;
5. Seventh Dome arrival time;
6. board queue position;
7. displaced or later docket, or explicit absence;
8. first-read selection rule;
9. selected disposition;
10. Ming Ke state after;
11. named future reader;
12. future-reader effect;
13. counter deltas and adjacent-authority denials.

It fails if it records only “delivered first.” The displaced/later row and selection rule are what distinguish order provenance from a courier receipt.

Named Board-Order Reader

storyteller.card.ming_ke_named_board_reader.v1 is a real inventory card and exact review slot. It may name an inspector, public docket desk, company-disclosure reader, hostile hearing, or recovery process. Every terminal branch writes one bounded obligation to it.

The natural miss preserves this reader after Ming Ke leaves the usable route.

Late Board-Order Counterclaim

storyteller.card.ming_ke_late_board_order_counterclaim.v1 is gained only by the default after Rite 22. It proves that a safe archive version was filed before arrival order received a disposition and that a later reader is owed.

It cannot reconstruct a missing docket, prove which version was true, or establish official priority.

Forbidden inferences

No card in this packet may infer that:

• first arrival equals archive truth or legal priority;
• board queue position equals board approval;
• an audit seal grants archive custody or Han Yanshuang’s power;
• delivery grants signature authority, company access, or consent;
• dispatch order decides identity or personhood;
• a route asset creates universal courier or continuity-rewrite authority.