The Trust
Our work is quiet and is best conducted with a deliberate absence of interference until the moment interference is required. We would rather make minor adjustments than dismantle structures. Is it not better to preserve than to punish?
This method has proven reliable.
However, recent actions have required closer observation on our part.
To be clear, we remain untroubled. Any long-standing structure encounters irregularities such as figures that fail to follow established patterns.
Such deviations are neither alarming nor unprecedented.
Movements within the system are to be expected.
Still, movement must be monitored.
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