Nim-Three's comparison of Orison's passenger, nursery, supply, air, and blanket records after the ark's landfall on Gogi-One.
This ledger compares six Orison records. The records do not agree. None should be discarded until the reason for the disagreement is known.
The passenger manifest lists the people assigned to reach Asterhome. It describes the intended colony population. It does not describe the current population of Orison, Gogi-One, or Asterhome.
The arrival ledger contains no completed Asterhome landing. This is correct. Orison did not reach Asterhome. The empty arrival fields should remain empty. Entering the Gogi-One landfall in those fields would make the destination record false.
The nursery roster records children assigned to Orison's care. The nursery currently contains no children. Both statements are true at different times. Record the date of the physical count instead of changing the original roster to zero.
The air ledger measures sealed capacity, occupied use, reserve, and loss. A surviving compartment may report safe air while the total ship record reports a fatal shortfall. Check the compartment before entering. Do not use one local reading to correct the whole ark.
The supply ledger lists stores intended for passengers and settlement. Some stores were consumed, lost, spoiled, reclaimed, or moved by caretaker systems. A sealed container is not present merely because the manifest says it should be. Count the container, inspect the seal, and record the result beside the expected quantity.
The blanket ledger lists nursery blankets by berth and replacement cycle. Blanket Weavers continue adding new blankets from recovered fiber. These are valid blankets but not original inventory. Record each one as later production. Do not assign it to a child without a current nursery roster.
When two counts disagree, identify what each count was designed to measure. Preserve the original number, add the observation date, and state what was physically found. Do not force the ledgers to match by deleting a passenger, inventing a delivery, or assigning supplies to somebody who is not present.
Orison's nursery can remain safe for one unattended hour. Air has been checked. Blankets have been counted. Lullaby timing remains within tolerance. I will continue the comparison after confirming which records still describe something real.
