Set 500 years in the future, centuries after a catastrophic experiment fractures and scatters Earth fragments throughout the solar system, each fragment altered in strange new ways. Earth Prime, the largest fragment has rebuilt civilization, but faces a new existential threat. Hope lies in recovering an ancient technology on one of the distant fragments. They recruit Nash, a 21st century expert who has the ability to change the past, but not his own, and attempts to rewrite his destiny in order to save his daughter.

Foreboding and sinister secrets creep quietly into the now as consequences of actions millennia old unfurl. Meanwhile, the troubles of the future weigh so heavily that they threaten to crush everything beneath them. A wave of change rides through the universe that will touch all of space and time. A new era this way comes and with it; untold mystery and danger. In one night the world will be changed forever as plans are made behind closed doors, visitors arrive from places unknown and two young men are set on a path toward a destiny far greater than either of them could ever imagine.

Some endings don’t take. On Virel, history moves forward even when it is wrong. Wars conclude without resolving what they began. Verdicts are passed that settle nothing. Peace exists while the past continues to demand response. These failures leave scars in reality. From them, pressure accumulates. When pressure grows too great, it binds to people who remain too close to the unfinished event. They are not chosen. They are not rewarded. They persist because reality requires an anchor. They become Ascendants. Each Ascendant embodies a different response to pressure. Resolution. Delay. Endurance. Escalation. Refusal. None are complete. All create cost. When multiple Ascendants bind to the same scar, the world cannot support them all. Their incompatible answers force a Trial. Conflict is not ambition or ideology. It is how reality simplifies a system that can no longer hold. Victory does not mean being right. It means inheriting the unfinished event and the consequences that follow. This is not a story about heroes or villains. It is a record of what happens when endings fail and someone is forced to carry the weight instead. The Trial is over.

A time traveler and his companions journey across time and space in search of the origin of humanity’s darkest fate. Will they be able to rewrite history?

We have a problem. Many years are yet to pass, right? And technology doesn`t stop, right? And eventually we will be able to teleport in time, right? And people will abuse it, right? So we need an entity that takes care of that. A Temporal Inspection & Monitoring Entity! We will talk about that, and about T.I.M.E.`s most resourceful agent, and his story.

Following a strange time traveling experiment conducted by a coworker, Gurgen gets entangled in a time loop and is unable to escape. Simply leaving isn't that simple, else they risk destroying the flow of space and time, breaking the time continuum and the whole universe with it. Will he manage to escape or is he cursed to spend the rest of his life suffering the consequences of paradoxia. Warning, this is a precautionary tale. If you, or any of your friends find a time traveling device, immediately contact authorities. Unauthorized time travel is dangerous and irresponsible.

Following the arrival of alien species to the solar system came the illegal business of temporal tampering, including the removal of valuables from the past, to the present—including humans. These people who are taken from history and brought into their distant future— are known colloquially as Blackouts. One such blackout is Gina Montoya, a rookie agent for the Illus Detective and Courier Agency. In their investigation of a multi-planet narcotics ring her team has found a promising lead...

Brad Lee invented a time machine while working for morally bankrupt arms contractor Wilkinson Apex. With the help of his best friend Gabe, he is able to escape into the distant past. Brad and Gabe prevent American slavery, save Emmet Till, and... how did Saddam Hussein get in here?