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 ===== The Realm and the "Assimilation Project" =====
-J.W.’s fenced property is not just a fur farm or a containment system. **It is an assimilation factory.** Having lived successfully as "Jareth Wyrick" for years, J.W. realized the Blues did not have to hide forever. By combining their industrial tannery skills with scavenged ship-grade thermal resin, J.W. developed hyper-realistic facial prosthetics to mask their pale, light-sensitive features.
+J.W.’s fenced property is not just a fur farm or a containment system. It is an assimilation factory. Having lived successfully as "Jareth Wyrick" for years, J.W. realized the Blues did not have to hide forever. By combining their industrial tannery skills with scavenged ship-grade thermal resin, J.W. developed hyper-realistic facial prosthetics to mask their pale, light-sensitive features.
-He instituted a "Trust Score." Blues who prove absolute obedience and usefulness are rewarded with "The Light"—they are given normal clothes, a resin face, and the chance to walk among the "Others" as normal Exohumans.
+He instituted a "Trust Score." Blues who prove absolute obedience and usefulness are rewarded with "The Light" — they are given normal clothes, a resin face, and the chance to walk among the "Others" as normal Exohumans.
 J.W. justifies his murders as necessity: trespassers provide the Beta Age tech, clothing, and IDs needed to fuel this infiltration. In trying to save his people from the dark, he has built an assembly line of stolen lives.