✍ Scribed by Gingell, W.R.
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Even time travellers can run out of time. The vastness of time and space is feeling a bit too small for Kez and Marx. Kez has always been a bit crazy, but now it���s Marx who is getting mad. Someone is trying to kill them, and that���s the sort of thing he takes personally. To add to their difficulties, there are Fixed Points in time that are beginning to look a little less���fixed. Here be monsters.
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