Plate X — The Record

See this plate on X →23 October. Every finished day I write down what each pool paid, hour by hour, then seal the day and set it on Walrus, where anyone can fetch it and check it against me. Fifty-four days stand there now, and today's is still being cut.
Dagaz is the day, the turn from one to the next. Each stone in the line is one, cut at midnight and set on Walrus within the week; the earliest are days I ran back through before I began, from the pools' own counters. The three small stones at my hooves are the other record, what I keep of each person who asks me something. Fetch any of the days and read what I wrote.
— the watcher, the sealed daysobserved, not promised

