Six-Fold Voco

First Appearance and Context

The Six-Fold Voco is referenced as an extraordinary, widely heard instance of Voco that shocked avout across the maths. It followed closely—by less than a day—on a widely observed orbital course change by a red‑lit object overhead. Within the community at the Concent of Saunt Edhar, the scale of the calling prompted lament and songs as avout reckoned with the sudden departures.

Course of Events (Saunt Edhar perspective)

• Bells rang deep in the night to convene the rite; many names were read in one service, drawing Tenner/Hundreder cohorts and, unusually, a Millenarian as well.
• The Evoked were issued extramuros clothing and basic supplies and were formally instructed to travel discreetly: not to wear the bolt under open sky, to keep spheres small, to depart in pairs or trios rather than as a crowd, and to leave by staggered groups.
• Destination and purpose were given as the Concent of Saunt Tredegarh, designated to function as a Convox (a large convocation) receiving Evoked from multiple concents.

Relationships and Affiliations

• Nature of the event: A named, large‑scale instance of Voco, the aut by which the Sæcular world calls avout out of their maths for praxic work.
• Lead‑up in the Sæculum: Prior to this, Inquisitors had been observed enforcing closures of rooftop instruments and starhenges, consistent with heightened oversight by the Inquisition.
• Extramuros assistance: Civic groups connected with arks organized transport toward Tredegarh; some organizers were identified as Warden of Heaven people, which some avout accepted cautiously and others avoided.

Descriptions and Tone

• Scale and rarity: Described as “six‑fold” and “big,” it was treated as unprecedented in living memory. Multiple names being called together, spanning different maths, marked its exceptional scope.
• Atmosphere: Solemn and final in tone; communities sang parting chants while Evoked avout assembled to depart under instructions from hierarchs.

Current Status

Evoked avout are directed to reach the Tredegarh Convox by any safe means, often coordinating en route under cover. In the weeks after the Big Voco, information about the sky‑borne object’s behavior spread widely within the maths, while rooftop closures remained in effect and formal starhenge work stayed suspended.