You watch, you notice, and then you say it — the gap in the plan, the thing nobody defined, the question that makes the meeting honest. Curiosity with an edge. You would rather be corrected than comfortable, which makes you rare.
The cost is timing. The blade is accurate but young, and accurate-too-early or accurate-in-public has a body count of bruised colleagues who agreed with you, technically. Vigilance can also curdle into suspicion if no one is minding it.
The Page of Swords holds the sword up, still learning the weight of it. The questions are the right questions — the craft is in when and where. Learn the release as well as the strike and you become the person rooms cannot afford to lose.