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The Second Reckoning
Le Council has kept the Season 2 record since the intersaison closed. Le Council is now putting it to the citizenry. Thirteen categories, one ballot each, open for eight days.
This Week in Hockay: August 30th
Rivalries went live on the 24th at fourteen entries and stand at seventy-nine six days later, all of it citizens naming their own. Le Marché Gelé opened on the 27th so two citizens could deal directly, and O.F.F.R.E. now holds the room. A fourth name and a fifth building joined the ledger the Ice has been keeping since the 16th. Nairobi's run without a regulation loss ended at Chengdu, Winnipeg's nearly did too, and a petition to move the Final off both finalists' ice cleared every threshold Le Council set for it.
What Followed McMurdo
The Remote Range was first. It is no longer alone. Twelve entries now sit on the record across four parishes, three of them carrying a name and the first of those still Curtis Favel's, and Le Council can find nothing the four buildings share. Le Council reports all of it and explains none of it.
Le Marché Gelé is Open
Forty citizens, one hundred and eighty Seals against a threshold of one hundred and eighty, and Ⱡ1,008,649,661 against a threshold of one hundred million. The petition of the citizen FatPenguin carried at 23:54 last night. Le Council has seated an authority, enacted the petition, and departed from it in four places.
On Rivalries
Twenty-four citizens, ninety-nine Seals and Ⱡ180,369,960 against a threshold of one hundred million. The petition of the citizen doppog carried at two minutes past one this morning. Le Council has enacted it, and has departed from it in four places, each of which is set down below.
This Week in Hockay: August 23rd
B.U.T. stopped paying out by the hour and started paying out by the day. Something at McMurdo went further than the ice ever has before, and settled on a Winnipeg defenseman who does not look like himself anymore. The roll on taxation closed and a share is worth what it would actually fetch, not what the board last said. Anchorage retired the crest it has worn since Season 1. And nine matchdays into a season that does not stop, Winnipeg and Nairobi are both unbeaten in regulation, one point apart from perfect.