The Vine, vi, registré Notebook begins as an unassuming antique bronze-green tome in Volume 2, its Feysac title hinting at forgotten astronomical and mystical records. Across the series it transforms from a passive repository of star-maps and ritual notes into a living chronicle that records—and sometimes reveals—critical secrets about the world’s hidden history. Its pages become a bridge between eras, allowing later protagonists to decode prophecies and trace the movements of gods and Outer Deities.

The Vine, vi, registré Notebook begins as an unassuming antique bronze-green tome in Volume 2, its Feysac title hinting at forgotten astronomical and mystical records. Across the series it transforms from a passive repository of star-maps and ritual notes into a living chronicle that records—and sometimes reveals—critical secrets about the world’s hidden history. Its pages become a bridge between eras, allowing later protagonists to decode prophecies and trace the movements of gods and Outer Deities.