local and our are completely unrelated.

That's not true. local is about aliasing package globals, and our creates a package global in the package where that declaration occurs (and a lexical alias to that in the current scope), so they are related: they both act upon slots in the symbol table of a package. So they are related. 

$ perl -E 'package Foo; local our $bar; package main; say for keys %Fo
+o::'
bar

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and

$ perl -E 'our $bar = "foo"; say "1: $bar"; package Foo; { local our $
+bar = "quux"; say "2: $bar"; }; say "3: $bar"; package main; say "4: 
+$bar"; say "Foo::$_" for keys %Foo::'
1: foo
2: quux
3: foo
4: foo
Foo::bar

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perl -le'print map{pack c,($-++?1:13)+ord}split//,ESEL'

In reply to Re^2: local our? by shmem
in thread local our? by gam3

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