📂 GCCA CLASSIFIED GLOSSARY

GCCA CLASSIFIED GLOSSARY

The Mark (Lichtenberg Scar)

A fractal, star-shaped burn on the palm of a Wrangler. It is a biological receiver, allowing communion with (and manipulation of) geothermal entities. Required for all GCCA operatives.

The Meadow (Yellowstone National Park)

The unofficial term for the Yellowstone caldera. Viewed by the GCCA not as a geological feature, but as a living, conscious entity that requires 'quiet' to remain dormant.

The Nomad

The original black rail car (1885) and its modern successor (2025). Serves as a mobile HQ, research lab, and containment unit. Equipped with a Resonance Table.

Quiet (Protocol)

The primary directive of the GCCA. To maintain geological and social silence around the Yellowstone caldera, preventing panic or disruption that could awaken dormant entities.

Shale-Hound (Class II Entity)

Pack-hunting entities composed of shifting basalt and obsidian. They detect heat and vibration. Susceptible to 440Hz sonic interference (Keely Fork).

Sentinel (Class III Entity)

Massive, crystalline pillars of living quartz and steam. The 'organs' or 'limbs' of the Meadow. They communicate through infrasound ('Deep Song') and can cause localized seismic events.

Zone of Death

A 50-square-mile legal loophole in Idaho where no jury can be seated. Used as the clandestine headquarters and primary containment area for the GCCA.

(ADDENDUMS PENDING CLASSIFICATION)