The first petition came at 08:12.
It wasn't dramatic.
No announcement.
No coordinated push.
Just a quiet governance request submitted through the official student channel.
Request: Full archival access to Integrity Pathway session minutes under review clause 4.3.
Purpose: Academic analysis.
Academic.
Not political.
Not oppositional.
Academic.
Oversight flagged it in under thirty seconds.
"Log origin."
"Class B."
"Affiliation?"
"None direct."
The gray-haired man read the phrasing twice.
"Language mirrors Stella."
"Yes."
"Did he instruct this?"
"Unverified."
He didn't like "unverified."
That word meant intention couldn't be proven—which meant influence might not be controllable.
By 09:00, there were five requests.
By 10:17, there were fourteen.
No duplication.
No copy-paste flood.
Each one worded slightly differently.
Each one citing a clause correctly.
No emotional language.
No accusation.
Just procedural engagement.
