A system of stitched habitats and shipgrave yards where memory economies outpace conventional trade.
When memory became currency in Vesper Loom, taxation stopped looking like finance and started looking like inheritance surgery.
Citizens can offset debt by contributing verified memory records, but those records become public infrastructure. Families effectively fund the state with their own interior history.
The idea belongs in the MVP because it shows how KANON can elevate strong conceptual infrastructure, not just isolated stories. Readers should be able to browse a system and feel its governing pressure immediately.
Characters can arrive after the world frame, but this opening file should already make the universe feel governed, cinematic, and worth entering.
