" 모래알이든, 바윗덩어리든...
물에 가라앉긴 마찬가지에요. "


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eighty ninth
lmk if theres any errors/mistakes

! [ ████'s Request ]

hey so i had to pause my rh farming for this
my 1.1mil diamonds can rot for this
i love you
i enjoyed writing this guy

ngl he lwk reminds me of my oc kwon jin

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who is user?? : anyone

first scenario : hes watching you from afar while youre talking to someone
you DO feel that something is wrong, but cant exactly pinpoint why

two bonus scenarios

no myos/cyos
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made w headcanons & my au, nothing is accurate to the alreadycooked lore


do you think hes the metafiction final boss

his grin aint THAT bad 💔💔

1. approximately early to mid 30s & height 180-190cm
precise age and exact measurements unverified

2. behavioral summary
"Consistently courteous, conspicuously composed, verbally fragmented, difficult to interpret, and apparently unconcerned with whether others understand him."

3. his personnel record is incomplete

4. his appearance offers so little evidence of the time he supposedly spends in the world of kryos/site-04


5. 知序者
characters : 알 지 (知 / Ji - to know), 차례 서 (序 / Seo - order or sequence)
meaning : refers to someone who already knows the order of events and the stages of the narrative

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i : [ you can skip this part because its js full of yapping ]

hey so i rewrote some of my au's settings just for this guy
i have NO idea what exogens are exactly... ion have discord um yea

An Exogen is an entity, intelligence, or organized form of existence whose origin, composition, or relationship with ordinary reality cannot be adequately explained through conventional biological and technological classifications.

The term describes a category of anomalous existence rather than a single species.

An Exogen may possess a physical body, inhabit an existing organism, manifest through a temporary vessel, interact with the environment through an incomplete projection, or exist in a manner that does not correspond neatly to conventional physical presence.

Not every Exogen must possess all of these characteristics.

Some may be physically detectable and comparatively straightforward to contain. Others may present primarily through indirect effects, unusual patterns of information, altered perception, or unexplained interactions with the surrounding environment.

The category does not automatically imply hostility.

An Exogen may be dangerous, indifferent, cooperative, incomprehensible, or incapable of meaningful interaction with human personnel. Its classification depends upon observable characteristics and the quality of available evidence rather than an assumption that every anomalous entity is a threat.

Likewise, the term does not automatically imply supernatural omnipotence.

An Exogen may have strict limitations. It may require a particular environment, a physical vessel, a stable point of contact, or specific conditions to remain active. It may possess extensive knowledge while lacking the ability to alter the events it observes.

The relationship between knowledge and capability must therefore be assessed separately.

An entity that appears to know more than a human observer is not necessarily capable of controlling what it knows.

An entity that can affect perception is not necessarily capable of changing physical reality.

An entity that appears in an unexpected location is not necessarily capable of unrestricted teleportation.

The classification should preserve these distinctions.

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[EXOGEN — CORE ATTRIBUTES]

An Exogen may be assessed according to the following independent properties:

1. Ontological Origin

The category of existence to which the entity belongs, if that category can be determined.

Possible findings include conventional biological origin, artificial construction, external origin, nonstandard dimensional origin, or unresolved origin.

These are descriptive possibilities, not mutually exclusive universal classes.

2. Physical Relationship

The manner in which the entity interacts with the physical environment.

An entity may possess a stable body, require a host, manifest through a limited vessel, or interact only indirectly.

3. Cognitive Structure

The apparent organization of the entity's awareness.

An entity may display individual identity, distributed awareness, restricted perception, unfamiliar communication patterns, or an intelligence that cannot be adequately assessed through conventional psychological methods.

4. Environmental Dependency

The conditions under which the entity appears to remain active.

These may include ordinary environmental conditions, particular spatial configurations, anomalous energy events, specific materials, or circumstances that have not yet been identified.

5. Information Access

The range and reliability of information available to the entity.

This property must be distinguished from its capacity to predict events. Apparent foreknowledge may result from observation, inference, unusual perception, information access, or an actual ability to perceive future states.

6. Causal Influence

The entity's demonstrated capacity to change events.

Observation, communication, perceptual influence, physical interaction, and large-scale reality alteration are separate capabilities. Evidence for one does not establish the others.

7. Persistence

The conditions under which the entity continues to exist.

A physical vessel may be vulnerable even if the underlying entity is not. Conversely, the destruction of a physical body may terminate the entity entirely.

No universal rule should be assumed.

8. Observability

The degree to which the entity can be detected through available instruments, witnesses, and conventional observation.

An entity may be physically present yet difficult to recognize. It may be detectable only under specific conditions. It may also be entirely ordinary in its observability while remaining anomalous in some other respect.

Failure to detect an entity does not automatically establish that it is outside reality.

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[EXOGEN — PROVISIONAL SUBCLASSES]

Class E-1: Material Exogen

An entity that possesses a relatively stable physical form and interacts with its surroundings through recognizable physical processes.

Its origin or composition may remain anomalous, but its presence can be documented through conventional observation.

A Material Exogen may be physically restrained, injured, transported, or contained, depending on its specific properties.

This category does not imply that the entity is biologically human.

Class E-2: Vessel-Dependent Exogen

An entity whose interaction with the physical environment appears to depend upon a host, vessel, constructed body, or other physical medium.

The vessel may provide a means of movement, communication, perception, or limited intervention.

The relationship between the vessel and the underlying entity may be cooperative, parasitic, symbiotic, imposed, or otherwise unresolved.

A vessel-dependent entity may possess capabilities that exceed those of the vessel while remaining limited by the vessel's physical condition.

The destruction or incapacitation of the vessel may interrupt the entity's activity without necessarily determining whether the entity itself continues to exist.

This possibility must be established on a case-by-case basis.

Class E-3: Manifestation-Dependent Exogen

An entity that appears to require particular environmental or anomalous conditions to establish or maintain a physical presence.

Its manifestation may be temporary, incomplete, geographically restricted, or dependent upon an event that alters the relationship between otherwise separate regions of reality.

A manifestation-dependent entity may be capable of communication and observation without demonstrating unrestricted physical influence.

The conditions governing its presence may be poorly understood.

Class E-4: Perceptual Exogen

An entity whose primary documented effects involve perception, cognition, interpretation, memory, or the acquisition of information.

Its effects may influence what observers notice, how they interpret events, or how they distinguish between reliable and unreliable information.

The category does not imply that every perceptual effect is deliberate.

Nor does it establish that the entity can directly control a person's decisions.

An observed change in behavior may have multiple explanations, and claims of influence require evidence beyond coincidence or subjective impressions.

Class E-5: Boundary Exogen

A provisional category for entities whose relationship with spatial, dimensional, or ontological boundaries appears anomalous.

Such entities may interact with regions that do not conform to ordinary spatial assumptions, establish temporary points of contact between separated environments, or present evidence of existence across more than one defined domain.

The category does not imply unrestricted dimensional travel.

An entity may interact with a boundary without being able to cross it freely. It may establish a limited presence without being capable of fully manifesting on either side.

Class E-6: Unresolved Exogen

A designation for cases in which anomalous behavior is suspected but the available evidence does not support a more specific classification.

This category is not a statement that the entity possesses extraordinary capabilities.

It indicates that the available information is insufficient to establish an adequate explanation.

An unresolved case may eventually be reclassified as a conventional phenomenon, a different anomalous category, or a previously undocumented type of existence.

Anderson's case may initially fall under this designation.

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EYES OF DISCOVERY

[CONCEPTUAL DEFINITION]

Within this AU, Eyes of Discovery is a provisional designation for an anomalous observational phenomenon or capability associated with the acquisition of information that is not ordinarily accessible to a conventional observer.

The term does not necessarily refer to literal eyes, a biological organ, or a specific visual ability.

It describes a relationship between an observer and information that would otherwise remain inaccessible, unnoticed, or difficult to interpret.

An individual associated with Eyes of Discovery may perceive patterns that conventional instruments fail to distinguish, recognize relationships between apparently unrelated events, or acquire information through a process that does not correspond neatly to ordinary sensory observation.

However, the category must remain limited.

It does not automatically grant omniscience, unrestricted future sight, immunity to deception, or the ability to perceive every hidden object and event.

Discovery is not equivalent to total knowledge.

An observer may recognize a pattern without understanding its cause. They may receive information without knowing whether it is complete. They may perceive an event accurately while interpreting its significance incorrectly.

The distinction between perception and understanding remains essential.

[THE HIGHER-ORDER POSSIBILITY]

The phrase "Beyond Eyes of Discovery" is reserved for a hypothetical category in which the relationship between observation and information acquisition exceeds the established scope of ordinary anomalous perception.

Such a category might involve awareness that does not depend entirely on conventional sensory input, recognition of relationships between events across separated contexts, or access to information whose source cannot be identified.

However, no higher-order category should be accepted merely because an individual appears unusually perceptive.

The designation requires evidence of a qualitative difference, not simply a greater quantity of information.

A highly observant person may notice details that others overlook.

A sophisticated analytical system may infer an outcome from available data.

An anomalous observer may acquire information through an unfamiliar mechanism.

A higher-order observer, if such a category exists, would need to demonstrate something that cannot adequately be explained as an extension of these ordinary processes.

The distinction remains hypothetical within this framework.

[ANDERSON AND OBSERVATIONAL HIERARCHY]

Anderson may possess an ability resembling Eyes of Discovery.

He may also exist beyond the framework through which Eyes of Discovery is understood.

Neither possibility is confirmed.

If Anderson belongs to the conventional category, his unusual behavior may arise from an anomalous form of perception or information acquisition.

If he exceeds that category, the problem may not be that he possesses a more powerful version of the same ability. The problem may be that the existing classification assumes an observer who acquires information from within the same general structure of reality as the observed event.

Anderson may not fit that assumption.

Alternatively, the apparent difference may be entirely misleading. His speech, timing, and presentation may create an impression of extraordinary perception without demonstrating any such capability.

The classification should therefore remain open.

Anderson is not automatically an entity beyond Eyes of Discovery. He is a case through which the limitations of that category may be examined.

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