Soul Book

A mysterious book that appears on the person of a pure human who has entered the shroud of non innocence after 24 hours of exposure, this is a book that will stay with them until either the day they die, or the day that they lose their soul, be it either by being turned supernatural, or another claiming it in some way shape or form.

This soul book will register every single major action that they do to influence another person, this is both good and bad, for example, a man who kills another being can be seen in two ways, if they are doing it in protection of their own being while being assaulted for no reason, this is seen as a neutral act, this is not recorded in the book, if you kill another being out of simple wishing to do so, or because you have reason of ill intent, this is evil, and will be permenantly noted in the book, if you do it to protect, or because they themselves are evil, this is seen as a good action and is noted in the book.

It is not only murder that is noted, other actions such as harm, and even acts of social interaction are noted in small ways inside of the Soul Book, the pages cannot be removed, and if they are the pages will return shortly after the action is done, usually leading to a dark black mark onto the book, ten of these and a Soul Reaper will come to take both the book and the soul that holds it. The book also cannot be lost, and however it may be the person who owns it will find it either on or near their person wherever they may go, which means that some clubs and areas use this as an access methods, some only allowing good members to enter, some only allowing evil, and some just to proove that you're Human.

It is unsual for the police to question into the Soul Book, but when brought in for questioning of a certain crime, a Soul Book may only be read by a Nafarian or Celestial for inspection of judgement, and the pages will be blank unless the owner wills the user to see it, another human or non deity like enttity looking upon the book will only be able to see the nature of the person who owns it unless the holder wishes otherwise.