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| − | ''As an orphan, school was the only constant. His "family of the month" sometimes never even paid attention to him, but at school all the teachers praised him. He was the smartest kid in the whole school, the schools even started moving him up grades, just to try to give him a challenge. He graduated at the age of thirteen. Collage was just as easy as high school, it took him two years to get his PhD.''
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| − | ''At the age fifteen he had already out grown the educational system, but one day a "tutor" showed up at the door. His "parents" did not send for a tutor, but after listening to him for a few minutes decided to allow him to teach the young man.''
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| − | ''The man was brilliant, and had a sense of familiarity about him. He was a master of engineering, not just any form of engineering, but temporal / time / space stuff. The kid could not get enough of the mans teachings. On the last day that he would be his teacher, he came to the house with several drawings and charts. That days lesson would stay with him for the rest of his life.''
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| − | ''"You have been a wonderful student, today I will share my lives work with you. Look closely at this diagrams and schematics, this is of a time machine and this one a combat suit that I have been working on. What was the date of my first arrival here?" It was an odd question in light of what the man was showing him, he told him the date for it was etched in his mind, he had met a more intelligent person. The man wrote the date of his arrival on the diagram of the time machine. "Study the papers closely, for I will burn them before I leave."''
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| − | ''"But why burn them? They would change the world"''
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| − | ''"You are right they would, but not for the better. You must reveal this information to only one person for the rest of your life, no more. This information must not spread."''
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| − | ''"Who should I share it with?" The boy asked.''
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| − | ''"When the time is right, You will know. I must leave now. I assure you that this will not be the last time that you see me, until we meet again, good day."''
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| − | ''His teacher got up and lit a fire in the waste basket and put the diagrams into it, then left.''
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| − | ''It would be a few years, while remembering the diagrams, that he noticed that the initials at the bottom of the drawings and plans were the same as his own initials.''
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| | '''Timemaster''' PL 16 (240PP) | | '''Timemaster''' PL 16 (240PP) |
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