Fog Nozzle Tag Afteruse Receipt / 舞台雾喷嘴标签后用回执
A fog-machine nozzle tag is pulled from the technical table after a broadcast reality drift. Sponsors want to cite it as proof that the atmosphere was safe; an inspector wants the cue stack; a harmed claimant says the fog hid the moment their breath contract was edited.
Playable pressure comes from deciding whether the tag certifies only a named fog scope, must be tied to a technician witness, or should be quarantined as contaminated route evidence. The branch is not about whether fog exists; it is about who may rely on the tag after the broadcast has already used it.
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