Preparation for the Yasmin Al-Rashid consultation took two days.
Not because the technical access was complex—by now the archived section work had become familiar enough that the process itself was straightforward. Two days because what they were about to do deserved careful thought before doing it. They would be telling a living person that their ancestor had been right about something important, had been dismissed for being right, and had died without vindication. That combination of truths required care in delivery that rushed preparation couldn't provide.
