A projector plate carries a copy of a fighting pattern rather than a fighter, which is cheaper than training a man. Cain Dorr fielded three of them on the last morning, then watched from a stand seat bought under a false name.
The register lists Iver Halm, Sten Vurl, plus a third licence left blank in the fidelity column. Luna Marr has argued since that the blank is the most useful line in the whole document.
Halm had withdrawn from the ignition attack at the sixth hour and forty, with nineteen men still walking. He came back onto a national feed wearing a plate that made him fight in another man's habits.
[Opponent pattern: Dorr, Cain. Fidelity: partial.]
[Match against recorded map: 69 percent.]
Seventy-one per cent is the figure Luna carried onto the tournament ground that morning. A copy of a pattern is still a pattern, so three copies gave her three readings of one man inside an hour.
