Mira Veil Storyline

Bound character: Mira Veil

Mira is a failing B-rank singer with high voice value, fragile stamina, and an unstable fan mourning index. Her storyline makes the separation between public body, real consent, final voice, archive proof, and sponsor commodity playable.

The player must not be able to use Mira as a generic tragic singer or a free voice pack. Every route that preserves, airs, hides, licenses, reconstructs, or commodifies her voice must change custody state and leave visible pressure behind.

Primary playable question

When Mira’s body can no longer safely satisfy the public broadcast promise, who is allowed to define the last voice?

Valid answers are not moral endings. They are route states with costs:

  • Mira performs with lawful body/voice custody;
  • Mira is protected offstage and the public loses access;
  • Mira publicly refuses the sponsor/archive version of her ending;
  • Mira’s separated voice receives a limited lawful license;
  • Mira is merged into a sponsor or AI fraud object;
  • Mira is missed, captured, or becomes hostile witness.

State-triggered entry

Open Mira’s storyline surface when all of the following are true:

  1. an eligible performance, final-take, memorial voice, sponsor relief, archive docket, or public witness surface wants to use Mira’s voice;
  2. Mira’s public body state, consent state, or voice custody state is uncertain, pressured, or contradictory;
  3. at least two claimant factions can contest the result: Mira, sponsor, archive, inspector, editor, fan public, AI voice claimant, or producer license desk;
  4. at least one counter is live: mira_body_voice_clarity, mira_consent_integrity, voice_integrity, voice_integrity_risk, artist_trust, public_receipt_legitimacy, fan_oxygen_resentment, sponsor_stop_loss_pressure, inspection_heat, or archive_fraud.

This storyline is driven by custody state and claimant pressure, not by a fixed numbered trigger.

Core route asset states

StateMeaningRequired gameplay effect
mira_unseenMira exists in the artist pool but no body/voice conflict has entered play.No route may depend on her yet.
mira_offeredA performance, archive, sponsor, editor, or fan surface makes her voice valuable.Player can triage, protect, publish, license, merge, or ignore.
mira_lawful_final_performerMira performs with body, voice, consent, and custody proof aligned.Opens lawful final-performance outcomes with stamina and pressure cost.
mira_protected_private_bodyMira is removed from public-stage availability while her consent/refusal is preserved.Unlocks protective snowing, but worsens public/fan/sponsor pressure.
mira_public_refusal_witnessMira’s contradiction or refusal becomes public proof.Improves legitimacy while escalating sponsor, archive, or inspector pressure.
licensed_separated_voiceThe voice can be used without pretending the public body is present.Requires proof expenditure and leaves public grief or false-owner risk.
voice_model_captured_by_sponsorSponsor or AI process controls the clean voice artifact.May reduce immediate sponsor pressure while increasing fraud and trust loss.
mira_body_voice_missedThe player fails to answer the contradiction before another claimant hardens it.Removes or raises cost for protective/public/lawful routes.
mira_hostile_witnessMira or her proof chain turns against the production.Adds hostile witness, counter-receipt, inspection, or public rupture pressure.

Content pack

Character card

  • Mira Veil — the bound character and route asset identity.

Proof card

  • Voice Receipt — tracks whether body, public persona, final voice, consent, and voice model are aligned, separated, protected, public, fraudulent, or missed.

Event

Rite

  • Body Custody Triage — the assignable management action that resolves Mira into lawful performer, protected survivor, public witness, licensed separated voice, sponsor fraud object, or missed/hostile route state.
  • Mira Lawful Final Performer — the post-alignment performance action unlocked only by the lawful branch; it requires living-body proof, live-voice proof, consent/refusal, recovery support, broadcast custody, and a future reader.

Existing integration surfaces

Branch model

Branch A — Lawful final performer

The player assigns Mira, a voice proof, and a custody handler before allowing her public final performance.

Expected outcomes:

  • set mira_lawful_final_performer;
  • mira_body_voice_clarity +1, voice_integrity +1, or artist_trust +1;
  • pay cost through stamina, medical supply, inspector heat, fan oxygen delay, sponsor pressure, or proof exhaustion;
  • keep at least one later custody claimant alive rather than ending the route cleanly.

Branch B — Protective snowing

The player protects Mira’s body by removing her from public stage while preserving a receipt of consent, refusal, or survival.

Expected outcomes:

  • set mira_protected_private_body and protective_snow_receipt;
  • mira_consent_integrity +1 or artist_trust +1;
  • public_receipt_legitimacy -1, fan_oxygen_resentment +1, sponsor_stop_loss_pressure +1, or archive_debt +1;
  • public confession and lawful final performer branches become more expensive or unavailable.

Branch C — Public refusal witness

The player publishes the contradiction and lets Mira’s refusal or body/voice split become public evidence.

Expected outcomes:

  • set mira_public_refusal_witness and public_refusal_receipt;
  • public_receipt_legitimacy +1 and mira_consent_integrity +1;
  • sponsor stop-loss, inspector heat, archive debt, or fan mobilization pressure rises;
  • follow-up counter-receipt surfaces can challenge false owners.

Branch D — Licensed separated voice

The player lawfully licenses Mira’s voice without pretending her body remains publicly performable.

Expected outcomes:

  • set licensed_separated_voice;
  • voice_integrity +1 or voice_token_integrity +1;
  • spend a token, final-take proof, editor receipt, inspector favor, or public witness;
  • leave grief, sponsor, fan, or false-owner risk live.

Branch E — Sponsor merge / AI fraud

The player accepts a clean sponsor version that merges Mira’s body and voice into a commodity artifact.

Expected outcomes:

  • set voice_model_captured_by_sponsor, fraudulent_body_voice_merge, or mira_false_public_body;
  • immediate schedule or sponsor pressure may fall;
  • archive_fraud +1, voice_integrity_risk +1, artist_trust_loss +1, inspection_heat +1, or future hostile witness risk rises.

Branch F — Missed or hostile Mira

The player ignores the contradiction, under-protects Mira, or lets another claimant define her final voice.

Expected outcomes:

  • set mira_body_voice_missed, mira_hostile_witness, or mira_unavailable;
  • lawful final performer, protective snow, and public refusal routes are locked or more expensive;
  • follow-up routes must recover through counter-receipt, editor proof, inspector audit, fan witness, or archive bargain.

Counter contract

At least two counters must change whenever Mira’s route resolves or mutates:

  • mira_body_voice_clarity
  • mira_consent_integrity
  • voice_integrity
  • voice_integrity_risk
  • voice_token_integrity
  • artist_trust
  • artist_trust_loss
  • public_receipt_legitimacy
  • fan_oxygen_resentment
  • sponsor_stop_loss_pressure
  • inspection_heat
  • archive_debt
  • archive_fraud

Missability and recovery

Mira is missable when the player lets sponsor, archive, editor, AI claimant, or public rumor harden the body/voice merge without proving consent or custody.

Recovery is allowed, but it must be costly. A missed Mira can only be recovered by at least one of:

  • producing Voice Receipt in a non-fraud state;
  • assigning a final-take or voice proof such as 未剪辑真唱母带;
  • forcing a public refusal or counter-receipt branch;
  • passing a lawful voice audit;
  • accepting a route scar such as mira_hostile_witness, artist_trust_loss, or public legitimacy damage.

Non-goals

  • Not a health bar.
  • Not a generic idol tragedy.
  • Not a fixed-turn trigger.
  • Not a free source of legal voice assets.
  • Not an ending-only page; every route state must alter future assignable options, counters, or claimant pressure.