Chapter 2390 · Two Thousand Three Hundred Ninety
The Architect of Doubt
The historian’s sudden reversal did not bring clarity to the First Council; it brought a profound and unsettling silence.
The argument for the firewall, once a clear-eyed assessment of risk, now felt like a fearful rejection of their own past.
Into this vacuum of conviction stepped a new voice, not a historian or a leader, but a young archivist who had spent her life among the very records now at the center of their debate.