{
  "storyDay": 13,
  "snapshotDate": "2026-04-26",
  "releaseAt": "2026-04-27T05:00:00.000Z",
  "title": "The Corridor After Rain",
  "tone": "productive, well-fed, deliberate",
  "narrative": "The corridor's dead wood sections were moving — beetles on the upper surfaces, grubs in the split bark, centipedes tracking the drainage lines where yesterday's water had run. YY had come to finish the mapping run that the storm cut short.\n\nBoth things happened at the same time. The interrupted section got measured — two more waypoints, the western boundary now complete from the corridor midpoint to the far stand. The eating happened between observations, not as a separate activity.\n\nThe map is more complete. The body is better-fed. The hazelnut stayed in the fork, untouched, and the corridor delivered both things on the same morning without the hazelnut being part of it.",
  "stateNote": "food up from post-storm corridor emergence; western territory map now complete; health recovering; attention eased after productive dual-purpose day",
  "summary": "Post-storm emergence filled the corridor's dead wood as YY completed the interrupted mapping run — the western boundary is now fully measured, food improved significantly, and the hazelnut stayed untouched.",
  "worldAnchor": "London Marathon 2026 — tens of thousands of runners moving through the city in a mass-participation surge",
  "statsBefore": {
    "health": 0.75,
    "food": 0.54,
    "attention": 0.88
  },
  "statsAfter": {
    "health": 0.77,
    "food": 0.65,
    "attention": 0.82
  }
}