He is never here without cause.
I do not see him arrive—  only the moment after, when everything has already settled into place.

Where Clio precedes the shift, he follows it.

There is a finality to his presence.
A sense that whatever has occurred will not change again.

Records stop shifting.
Details remain where they are written.
Nothing further is introduced.

He does not linger.
And when he leaves— the sequence feels… complete.

I have not determined whether he observes the outcome,
or ensures that it remains fixed.

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These records are only made once something has settled.
Muninn does not arrive without cause.

He appears after an event has concluded—after whatever change has taken place has finished arranging itself into something stable.

Items placed within this section are considered… complete.
Unlikely to shift.
Unlikely to change.

Though I have learned not to rely too heavily on that assumption.

— M