{"world":"WORLD-FALL","focus":"FALL.REL.002","scope":"Selected item, ancestor narrative requirements, explicit context, owning documents, and relationships between selected records. Not a simulation result.","records":[{"world":"WORLD-FALL","id":"FALL-01","kind":"record","revision":1,"data":{"name":"The Vertical World","category":"System Documents","status":"OPEN","definition":"Planned paper — identity and ownership registered; manuscript not yet written.","description":"FALL-01 - The Vertical World\nOWNS\n- Planetary physical structure\n- Atmospheric macro-layers\n- Gravity and fall dynamics\n- Canopy deceleration\n- Sponge ground\n- Vertical geography\n- General environmental constraints\nDOES NOT OWN\n- Detailed species ecology\n- Tribal culture\n- Formal economy\n- Plot","ownerDocument":"FALL-ROOT-00","notes":"Source: FALL-ROOT-00 v0.1. Stable source identifiers retained.","subtype":"Planned paper"}},{"world":"WORLD-FALL","id":"FALL-02","kind":"record","revision":1,"data":{"name":"The Living Sky","category":"System Documents","status":"OPEN","definition":"Planned paper — identity and ownership registered; manuscript not yet written.","description":"FALL-02 - The Living Sky\nOWNS\n- Atmospheric ecology\n- Floating organisms\n- Air Whales\n- Atmospheric krill\n- Floating reefs\n- Glider predators\n- Multi-sac biology\n- Food webs\n- Ecological effects of harvesting\nDOES NOT OWN\n- Government\n- Full economic system\n- Narrative chronology","ownerDocument":"FALL-ROOT-00","notes":"Source: FALL-ROOT-00 v0.1. Stable source identifiers retained.","subtype":"Planned paper"}},{"world":"WORLD-FALL","id":"FALL.BIO.AIR-WHALE","kind":"record","revision":1,"data":{"name":"Air Whale","category":"Fauna","status":"LOCKED","definition":"A massive peaceful atmospheric organism with a fall–grow–rise lifecycle.","description":"FALL.BIO.AIR-WHALE\nAir Whales are massive peaceful atmospheric organisms and one of the principal visual, ecological, cultural, and narrative icons of The Fall. Their bodies use large-scale buoyancy structures derived from the same multi-sac logic found elsewhere in the biosphere.\nTheir canonical lifecycle is: high-altitude birth -> mass increase -> descent -> lower-world development -> gas-sac growth -> ascent -> high-atmosphere feeding -> reproduction -> offspring begin the cycle again.\nThey feed on high-atmosphere krill or analogous microscopic atmospheric life. Their migrations can become enormous ecological events visible across cultures and altitudes.\nAIR WHALE CYCLE: FALL -> GROW -> RISE -> REPRODUCE -> FALL AGAIN\nLower-world reverence for Air Whales is widespread, though interpretation varies by Tribe. They embody both descent and ascent rather than functioning as a simple symbol of upward success.","ownerDocument":"FALL-02","notes":"Source: FALL-ROOT-00 v0.1. Stable source identifiers retained."}},{"world":"WORLD-FALL","id":"FALL.REG.CANOPY","kind":"record","revision":1,"data":{"name":"Canopy","category":"Habitat","status":"LOCKED","definition":"Living structures, suspended forests and reefs, migratory corridors, and settlements in the middle atmosphere.","description":"Living structures, suspended forests and reefs, migratory corridors, and settlements in the middle atmosphere.","ownerDocument":"FALL-01","notes":"Source: FALL-ROOT-00 v0.1. Stable source identifiers retained."}},{"world":"WORLD-FALL","id":"FALL.REL.002","kind":"relationship","revision":1,"data":{"name":"migrates-through","from":"FALL.BIO.AIR-WHALE","to":"FALL.REG.CANOPY","status":"WORKING","description":"Explicit relationship registered from the supplied root source."}}],"relationships":[{"world":"WORLD-FALL","id":"FALL.REL.002","kind":"relationship","revision":1,"data":{"name":"migrates-through","from":"FALL.BIO.AIR-WHALE","to":"FALL.REG.CANOPY","status":"WORKING","description":"Explicit relationship registered from the supplied root source."}}]}