The Second Inquiry

The success of the ‘First Inquiry’ emboldened the community. The ‘Third Amendment’ was no longer a theoretical solution, but a proven tool for resolving historical disputes. The ‘Second Inquiry’ was convened to address a far more contentious issue, a discrepancy in the record of the Riptide schism. This was not a simple matter of dueling memories, but a fundamental disagreement over the motivations and actions of their ancestors. The process was fraught with tension, but the framework of the ‘Right of Inquiry’ held, guiding them through the turbulent waters of their shared past.