A short inquiry into the founding that may never have happened. The evidence is public. The conclusion is not linked.
The one rule: Muninn never lies. The goat always lies.
That rule is the key. Trust the record keeper. Check the goat.
The earliest paper in the file, copied exactly.
Two founding claims, reproduced without correction.
The order, the margin note, and the first entry.
Two more claims for the same file.
There are four goat claims in the evidence. Check each one against the Muninn records and count how many the records disprove.
Five filing marks appear in order: one here and one on each evidence page. Read them as one coded sentence. Move every letter backward through the alphabet by the number of disproved goat claims. Then use the decoded sentence as a root address, in lowercase, with hyphens between the words.
The last page is not linked. The sentence is the address.
Begin with the records. Do not begin with the goat's confidence.