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I suppose that’s one way to avert disaster.
It was ad hoc. And definitely improvised.
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It was ad hoc. And definitely improvised.
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Ah, you were responsible for the crystallization. That wasn’t a natural phenomenon.
No, yeah, it was a result of what I did.
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What about when you initially acquired it?
This may come as a shock, but after I forcibly compressed the thing down to size, it solidified, crystalized, and stabilized. And I held time in the palm of my hand. It was a crystalline object about the size and shape of a dagger, or large icicle. Roughly.
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How did you safely secure the artifact?
I didn’t. That’s where I handed it off to Rythian.
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That’s unfortunate. How did you resolve the time anomalies?
It self corrected when the area wasn’t affected anymore, bizarrely enough, so the cleanup was as easy as it gets.
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What a useful research conduit. Your team was fortunate to have found it.
It is kinda just collecting dust right now. Lame as that sounds.
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Fascinating. Did you retain a sample?
It still exists. The whole shard, locked away.
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What effects did that have on the area?
It was like a bad movie. Was making people from history come into Existence, but like in spurts, then they were gone again. Pure entropy. Absolute chaos. Massive headache.
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I meant in the sense of recollection.
I do. What’s one that I can share, though… Kinda simple, but there is a literal shard of the Time Element that was formed when a fissure of it was compressed very tightly. And it stabilized.
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Do you have an example on hand?
Not particularly. Like, physically, on me.
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