Yan Ci / 严慈 — Breach-Ward Night Nurse

Yan Ci is the night nurse who notices when a medical wristband number is copied, replaced, or rewritten as a program prop number. She can prove that a particular crosswalk existed, who handled it, which shift was on duty, and where the row went after her affidavit.

Her source card promises a recruitable, missable medical-custody witness first encountered through storyteller-rite-ward-01-triage-ledger. It names ward_custody_integrity, medical_mercy, audience_witness_debt, a shift-transfer miss, and the existing Ward 04 affidavit. This packet makes Yan Ci herself gainable, assignable, recruitable, suppressible, hostile, and missable while preserving the affidavit as context for the Oxygen Mask Choir.

Identity and authority

Yan Ci is a crosswalk-custody witness. She can attest that one medical wristband number was mapped to one program prop number, preserve the written crosswalk, identify the shift roster and receiving custodian, narrow her affidavit scope, refuse an overbroad affidavit, or expose a program-prop conversion audit.

She does not determine who a patient truly is, whether a patient has legal personhood, whether a patient or choir member consented, whether sedation or treatment is appropriate, who receives oxygen, which medicine may be supplied, or who owns a voice, archive, or memorial object.

Source position

  • Ward 01 is the source encounter and must gain the actual card-storyteller-ward-nurse-yan-ci card.
  • Ward 03 records the wristband-to-prop-number crosswalk while preserving the separate Bed 17 wristband.
  • Ward 04 secures Yan Ci’s affidavit and its scope.
  • Yan Ci Medical Custody Review resolves her person-state and the crosswalk’s future custody after Ward 04.

Connections

Adjacent roles

  • The Oxygen Mask Choir owns each member’s consent or refusal, oxygen protection or sedation plan, living testimony, group cohesion, and voice-reader scope. Yan Ci’s affidavit supplies medical context only.
  • Mian Tai owns medicine-batch source, keeper, debt, and raid exposure. Yan Ci cannot diagnose, prescribe, authorize administration, or supply medicine.
  • A patient identity holder, lawful body reader, or named patient decides identity and personhood. Yan Ci can preserve the row that was altered but cannot decide the person from the number.

Boundaries

  • Crosswalk custody is not patient identity.
  • A wristband is not patient consent or choir consent.
  • An affidavit is not permission to sedate, treat, allocate oxygen, or supply medicine.
  • Preserving a crosswalk grants no voice, archive, or memorial custody.
  • Recruitment grants no universal ward access.
  • Yan Ci’s own affidavit refusal belongs to her; it cannot be reused as another person’s refusal.