Sentence
The Fivehundredandninetyeighth
Not that Tavish was
any the wiser; oh, it's true that he had discovered what he thought
of less as a Worm Hole and more of a Moth Hole in the fabric of
Space/Time and that at intervals he was able to draw from the hole in
his doublet little rolled-up scraps of paper, bearing messages from
the Future – what should have been his Present – 2016, and this
was how he had been given the suggestion of an en-cyphered journal,
how he knew that Sam and Jasmine were working on the case, but he had
as yet no way of sending his own messages forward; he had tried, had
put a question on his own slip of paper and inserted it through the
moth-hole but there it had remained and no reply to the question:
'who are you?' ever came back; now, Tavish admitted to himself that
he was a tad rusty on Quantum Theory, had no idea if time moved
forward steadily, or had differential gears, as for the wheels on a
car, enabling it to make rapid changes of direction; he knew about
wrinkles and about theories of multi-universes, but could not for the
life of him understand why any of this was happening to him and his
friends – beyond the fact that he had a Mission: to wipe out The
Ring of Gold so far as he was able; and there were days he felt quite
spavined, suffering from the discomfort of sleeping under

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