The Chrononaut

The Chrononaut

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=====IN THE PROCESS OF BEING REWRITTEN===== Doctor Xenophon Nova is your typical mad scientist that has attempted to create his own time machine. Upon presenting the device, something horrific goes wrong. Or was it horrific? Had it actually worked? If so, how could he ever return to his time, his planet? How can he escape the fabricated continuum, when there are opposing forces seeking to destroy him alongside others desiring to rescue him? Perhaps there is some way to restore balance back to the universe. He must hurry, for there are other hands that will do anything to obtain the time machine for their own sinister ambitions--all the while he searches for the solution to the predicament.
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