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Anaztazia the Tide-Warned

Anaztazia, the Star-Read

Level 3Astrologer — you read the cold stars to see when the sky wilThe Guild2 silverLast seen: Saltrow

What the City Says

Anaztazia lost her house to the harbor crash and gained, somehow, a gift for reading the sky's bad news; she reads charts in Lantern Row parlors for anyone who can pay.

Known Powers

Star-Warned
What this power does, the city has not yet seen.

Known Possessions

A piece of the Bleeding Star that fell through your roof, still warm to the touchher father's open ledger of star-charts, tide-dates, and unlisted ship arrivalsthe clerk's full decryption naming a struck-from-the-rolls woman as the ledger's true subjecta torn corner of the clerk's transcription, half a ship's namea confirmed sighting: the seneschal's grey coat met the Salt-Stained Ghost at dawnconfirmation Sariell and the Ghost circle the same targeta folded note confirming the record-keeper's patienceconfirmation her father's final page hides a drawn door-symbol, not a cipher character, and that the shard answers to something beneath the harborclue: a sealed stone door at the tide-vault's endthe archway's own voice, and its answer: her father meant to lock something OUT, not in — the tide-vault door is a boundary, not a vaultthe archway's half-answer: your father's death is tied to this door, not the harbor crashconfirmation her father's Guild ledger was deliberately erased from the record, not merely lost

Public Deeds

Day 20  A lantern flash and a falling brass fitting sent the Ghost's crewmen and a Crown patrol longboat both converging on the same empty landing at once, in full view of the tide-gates.
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