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Zero responded. “I would love that,” Dina huffed, she wasn’t stupid, of course, she knew Zero probably had an idea but couldn’t tell her, this made her quite frustrated and steeled her desire to increase her ranks even further. “What about Jack… I mean Favela?” Dina asked sadly, he had been brooding over her… Jerry’s corpse since the past centuries. She had learned that the speed of time was quite different from each world and only the system space had the approximate measurement of times from all the worlds. But even that could only be accessed when one reached a certain rank.

He was already quite panicked that I knew his time traveler secret. But once I talked to him long enough explaining my situation, and when I told him that an older version of him existed, he was all up for helping and meeting his older self. He wanted to know what he had done differently so far in the parallel universe, and all the adventures he went on. The older Druid definitely went back further in time or lived longer in the past to have aged so much more. This younger Druid was particularly excited about portals to the alternate world, which I had no idea even existed. If they did, it would work out perfectly for me and Alyssa, because meeting in Chicago came at the cost of burning out

"You deserve nothing but hellfire." He laughed, and the sound made my skin crawl. "You cannot be saved, can you?" "You're the time traveler," he said, his finger tightening on the trigger. "You tell me." "I have defied fate." I kept my voice steady, even though every instinct was screaming at me to run. "So now I tell you this out of the goodness of my heart and whatever I used to have for you when I say you have to stop." Behind my back, I let the rot flow into my right hand. Dark energy pooled in my palm, ready to destroy anything it touched. I just needed one second. One moment when he was distracted.

Valer said getting anxious and it made the two shocked. "It will be very difficult for our stubborn little pea here but I still trust her. You know she's the only one who can boss us around and get away with it and possibly the only one who found her way to us and stayed as well." Valer added biting his lip not wanting to cry. "She's always wise. She transferred herself here before losing consciousness. Time runs thrice faster here and this place will give her more energy to recover soon." Damon smiled thinly looking at Gwen's curled figure, worry gnawing at him from the inside.

How was I meant to explain to him that I time travel back in time, I was rebirth, granted a second chance at life and with memories that aches everytime it ran through my mind but then it still all feels like a bad dream. I might wake up one day, still falling from the push through the window or with Caleb still much alive beside me. Everything still feels so unreal apart from the way my heart clenches whenever I remember Caleb. Darius sighed softly. “It’s okay if you can’t answer,” he said after a long pause. “I understand. Maybe you’re just trying to follow the path the Moon Goddess chose for you. You and Kieran being bonded and maybe you feel it's enough for you.”

I remembered my own struggles with the Starfire, the fear of hurting those I loved. "Show me," I said quietly. She looked up, startled. "What?" "Show me what happens when you lose control. I want to understand." "Are you insane?" Dax called from across the clearing. "You're asking her to deliberately lose control of time manipulation?" "I trust her," I replied, never taking my eyes off Eowyn. "And I think I can help." Xander moved closer, his expression concerned but supportive. "What are you thinking, Vivi?"

“Why didn’t you just wait until he was older and tell him about me?” “Because your soul wasn’t meant to come to Tartarus. We were breaking the rules by keeping you with us. After a while, we knew that if we kept you any longer, you would fade away completely. The only way to save you was to send you on the path you were meant to go on.” “Found it!” Hades rushed into the office. “What is it?” I asked as Hades handed me a dagger. “This will allow Hunter to cut through the fabric of time to go to where Izaris is. Only one person will be able to go.” Hades explained.

’ I chuckle to myself because Chai is so impatient. “My grandfather put someone in my grandmother’s place, and my mother erased her presence in the lives of the people who believed she belonged with them. I told you this,” “I know,” I smile while cupping Leander’s cheek. “I was just kidding.” Leander rolls his eyes and smiles at me. “I think we should move on.” Leander presses his fingertips to my temples, and the world around me blurs. I don’t know that I’ll ever get used to this time-travel thing; it makes my stomach turn over.

They must have other people involved in their movement there, as they found a rather beautiful manor to reside in. Currently we walk toward up, up a very large driveway. Time is back in the immortal realm, far too ill to even move from his bed. So in his place I have Thought, who seems eager to confront my brothers to do whatever it takes to get the antidote for his brother. To think they hated each other only a few weeks ago. Sariah walks beside me, all the colour drained from her face. For her, I hope this goes well. She deserves to have a mate, even if that mate has a death wish from messing with Time.

The sun itself seemed to be flickering, as if the universe couldn't decide if today was still Thursday or if it was twenty years ago. "She’s doing it, Zora," Dante rasped, his voice sounding thin, like a recording played from a distance. He looked down at his hands. The "Void-Lead" claws were turning translucent. The scars on his chest—the ones he’d earned protecting me—were smoothing over. "She’s resetting the clock. In five minutes, I’ll be back in a training vat in the North-Spire, and you’ll be a five-year-old girl in a laboratory." "No," I whispered, my "Obsidian-Violet" skin flaring with a desperate, dying heat. "I didn't bleed this much just to be a 'What-If.' I didn't lose forty-one