This paper isolates the geometric bridge from the six-dimensional Fracture–Berry–Tension (FBT) carrier to four-dimensional Lorentzian kinematics. In the updated foundational formulation, the upstream carrier is the coherent-state symplectic readout B6 ≃ (CP1)3, ΩB = λ1Ω(1)FS + λ2Ω(2)FS + λ3Ω(3)FS , as established in FBT0A. On its regular torus locus this carrier admits a Hamiltonian T3-phase frame. FBT0B then identifies the observable relative-phase carrier as T2rel = T3/ΔU(1) ≃ U(1)3/U(1)diag, and the associated four-dimensional observable carrier as a local diagonal Marsden–Weinstein reduction Mred 4,c = μ−1Δ (c)/ΔU(1). The present paper begins from this coherent-state and relative-phase geometry. It does not attempt to derive full relativistic dynamics. Instead, it uses an admissible 4+2 readout, an effective dual-phase Berry curvature, a selected residual phase evaluation direction, and a distinguished vacuum clock flow to define an observer-invariant null propagation structure on the effective observable sector M4. A central clarification is that the S-gate is not identified with the full dual-phase torus. The full relative phase sector remains two-dimensional. The S-mode is used here only as a distinguished one-dimensional readout line inside T2rel, allowing the effective Berry curvature to be evaluated into a scalar propagation functional. The main result is structural: under natural smoothness, nondegeneracy, locality, homogeneity, and isotropy assumptions in the Berry-locked vacuum regime, the resulting null propagation cone determines a Lorentzian conformal structure on M4, unique up to positive local rescaling. In the flat vacuum sector this conformal class admits a distinguished representative locally isometric to Minkowski spacetime. Thus the paper supplies a kinematical bridge: (CP1)3 −→ T2rel −→ S-evaluated Berry readout −→ observer-invariant null cone −→ Lorentzian conformal structure.
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