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A real two years this time.
Good, I’m glad it is accurate now.
*returns the planet to it’s normal speed and the box disappears*
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Good, I’m glad it is accurate now.
*returns the planet to it’s normal speed and the box disappears*
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Looks like the contract’s... almost up!
Two years?
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Machines, yeah. Magic, no.
Oh, magic. Yes. My bad.
*stops the planet and looks over at Gio and Lily*
What does it say?
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*Shrugs*
I'll let you two fight this one out. I don't like it anyway.
You work with machines, no? Wouldn’t that be a large part in your work?
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Just like you thinking about using math, eh?
Mmm…
*glances at you and focuses on the planet*
Math is much easier to understand.
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Now you're starting to sound just like Data. Scary thought.
Data utilizes magic to supplement his experiments, it is merely a rough tool in his hands.
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Do 92% if it's exactly 25:1. That should be dead-on, since a year is only 4% of a spin.
Maybe I should utilize mathematics and other logical methods with my magic research and applications.
*swipes my hand as prismatic colorful magic energy trails it and the planet begins to spin faster*
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You could just spin it once, and then do around 90% of another spin. That'd leave you with about two years left on the clock, and you wouldn't have to keep the planet spinning with magic.
Is that mathematically accurate? If so, then that’ll be great!
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You said it's a 25:1 time difference or something, right?
Yes.
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And you’re going to keep it spinning quickly for two years?
Two years with of our time, yes.
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