Heretic of Time

Heretic of Time

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In a world where time has been broken down and rebuilt into The Mechanism, Professor Avalon Sculptor-September teaches the forbidden practice of Temporal Forensics. Whilst being kept on watch by the Government who control all, he must face the ghosts of his pasts while he and his students unveil the truth of the world.
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In the year 2035, Professor Javier Navarro succeeded where every scientist before him failed. He built a functional time travel device. Quiet, methodical, and haunted by a past he never speaks of, Navarro did not create the machine for glory. He built it to fix a single moment he could never forget. But the first test did not go as planned. When he stepped forward in time, just five seconds, he returned to a world that was slightly wrong. A light was out of place. A door that should not have been open was open. His assistant, N.A.I.A., began to detect ripple anomalies in the quantum field. Then the fractures deepened. Entire days vanished. People changed. Some no longer existed at all. Javier thought he was in control of time. Now time is hunting him. With reality collapsing across parallel timelines, he must navigate an ever-shifting world where versions of himself, some kind and others monstrous, have made different choices. And not all of them want him to survive. Because somewhere in the timeline, someone, or something, is pulling the strings. The only constant left may be the machine he thought he understood. What begins as a scientific breakthrough becomes a race against the future itself. You cannot fix the past without breaking the present.

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