Fractured

Myriad Reality

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I will Techi! It was good seeing you!

@Path

*Two-finger salutes and then buzzes away in a flurry of sparks*

Myriad Reality

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Good, I’m glad it is accurate now.
*returns the planet to it’s normal speed and the box disappears*

@Path

Keep me updated, Levy! It’ll be a fun two years to keep track of.

Myriad Reality

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You work with machines, no? Wouldn’t that be a large part in your work?

@Path

Machines, yeah. Magic, no.

Myriad Reality

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Mmm…
*glances at you and focuses on the planet*
Math is much easier to understand.

@Path

*Shrugs*
I'll let you two fight this one out. I don't like it anyway.

Myriad Reality

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Data utilizes magic to supplement his experiments, it is merely a rough tool in his hands.

@Path

Just like you thinking about using math, eh?

Myriad Reality

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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*

@Path

Now you're starting to sound just like Data. Scary thought.

Myriad Reality

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Is that mathematically accurate? If so, then that’ll be great!

@Path

Do 92% if it's exactly 25:1. That should be dead-on, since a year is only 4% of a spin.

Myriad Reality

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Yes.

@Path

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.

Myriad Reality

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Two years with of our time, yes.

@Path

You said it's a 25:1 time difference or something, right?

Myriad Reality

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… Frankly, I have no idea.

@Path

*Snickers*
Wanna try it out?