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*Steps into a sandy wind, dissolving into grains that disappear as they hit a surface*
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Maybe.
*stretches and gets up from my chair*
You ready?
Let’s go. We’re going to change the routine today.
*Stands*
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*puts it back in my pocket*
No, I don’t think I will. It has a use, just gotta find it.
To mislead you about the time, if that.
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Hm…
*takes out the pocket watch that was given to me*
Might as well scrap it. The weave is nearly as elusive as the desert.
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How?
Unlike the desert, the river more easily divulges its secrets. The weave even more so, according to rumors.
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Even if you have a formula to do it without significant consequences, that sounds like an extremely tedious process to achieve.
That’s the advantage the disciples of the river have. They can more easily determine the consequences of their manipulation.
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I'm not one who would like to alter timelines anyways. That sounds like a bad house to deal with, not my type of gamble.
It’s a stereotype of time manipulation for a reason. The stereotypes aren’t wrong.
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Elaborate on the latter part.
The amount of good that can come from manipulating timelines is usually outweighed by the cost.
*Crosses my arms and leans back in thought*
Especially when time resists being manipulated. Then it's all for nothing.
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You are losing me now, Why is it a curse?
Between both of us being actively hunted down by the council and the inevitable misery time manipulation always causes, it's a curse-adjacent experience.
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*laughs*
I guess I would've become one at some point in my line of work at some point.
*looks at you*
what makes you say that?
*Finishes polishing one gun and moves on to the other*
The alternative is having none of the responsibility and none of the risk. Sounds like bliss, doesn't it?
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