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Febric

Febric is the older son of Vil and Daia, the co-family who share child-raising with Gladias and Seila, and a keen young programmer. The book barely describes him beyond his age and his gadgets, so this look is invented and contributors are welcome to replace it.

Summary drafted by the coding agent, a closed model.

What the book says · from the chapters you’ve read

Nothing yet in the chapters you’ve read.

The book’s own words. Anything a sheet adds is its maker’s invention.

This edition’s shorthand

a lanky young man of about seventeen, tall and narrow-shouldered, pale skin with rosy cheeks, straight ash-blond hair falling over his ears and rectangular black-framed glasses, wearing a faded teal hooded half-cape over one shoulder above a fitted grey undertunic, rust-brown ribbed trousers gathered at the ankle, soft grey seamless shoes, and a cross-body harness holding a compact grey box cabled to the small handheld screen in his hand

Added to an image’s prompt when it is in the passage, and published with it. Drafted by the coding agent, a closed model; not from the book.

No sheets yet.

Images

  • AI-generated image: A small, bright restaurant with large windows onto a green tree-lined street. A man, wearing a privacy robe with the hood and face cover lowered, has risen from his table to warmly hug a teenage boy, who carries a school backpack and is beaming.

    Chapter 6 · ¶ 112 ·

  • AI-generated image: A neighborhood restaurant at midday. A man, in a loose dark purple robe with the hood down, the face cover off and the front partly unzipped, sits beside a young man; both watch a wall screen with delight.

    Chapter 16 · ¶ 57 ·

  • AI-generated image: Warm evening interior of a cozy stone family home with wooden beams and a big window onto dark trees. A family sits around a dinner table with open food boxes and plates.

    Chapter 17 · ¶ 96 ·

Readers’ images newest first, then this edition’s starting images in book order.

Nothing here is official. “Most built on” counts published images that used each one. No one sees how many people picked anything.

Draft wording