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| − | The Gudersnipe | + | The [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] and it's subsets, the [[Crimson Blade]] and [[Gudersnipe School]] are notorious for a very specific fold of papers containing orders. This is mentioned frequently throughout works set in the cannon. |
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This paper had a very well-known fold to it: width-wise into sixths, then an inch fold at the top and a half-inch at the bottom. | This paper had a very well-known fold to it: width-wise into sixths, then an inch fold at the top and a half-inch at the bottom. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:56, 16 March 2020
The Gudersnipe Foundation and it's subsets, the Crimson Blade and Gudersnipe School are notorious for a very specific fold of papers containing orders. This is mentioned frequently throughout works set in the cannon.
In Daylight(CTV)
It was the distinct fold, the one used exclusively for orders. The paper was folded into sixths the short way and given another inch at the top and half inch at the bottom, thus ensuring it would not accidentally unravel and letting it fit neatly in a shirt pocket.
In Tsubasa Kiyoku(ITD)
This paper had a very well-known fold to it: width-wise into sixths, then an inch fold at the top and a half-inch at the bottom.
