Dc's Legends Of Tomorrow: Their Time Is Now Novels & Stories

I'm sure hell be fine tomorrow," I say and roll my eyes. "Oh, I have no doubt. But I'm gonna go. I need to shower and get ready for work tomorrow. I just wanted to let you know the dog is no longer homeless and that I love you." Dane says. "Thank you, baby. I love you too. Goodnight." I say "Night, babe," he says I hang up and we finish the movie a bit happier than we were before. I'm glad Tripod gets a warm bed now. Maddy eventually leaves and I jump in the shower to wash off the day and get ready for my week.

“They aren’t just fighting us here; they are trying to preemptively 'prune' our ancestors. They want to stop us before we are even born by ensuring our bloodlines never meet. They are trying to perform a surgical strike on the timeline itself.” ​“Then we go to them,” Leo said. He stepped forward, his gold eyes glowing with a sudden, terrifyingly ancient wisdom. He didn't sound like a child anymore; he sounded like the Earth itself speaking through a small, fragile vessel. “Not in the past we left. In the Now that lives beneath the skin of the world. The time is a river, Mama, but the water at the bottom is the same as the water at the top.”