199 Chapter One Hundred and Ninety-Nine, Yle Tyorm, Part Two 4yr

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Watching two fractured temporal flows rub past one another is an interesting experience. It was possible to see the different degrees of wear and tear through the time, although not very far. Light did screwy things when it passed through the barrier, and visibility was less than twenty yards before details that fine were lost. We could only see the general level of illumination and the shadows of buildings continuing on.

"You sure this is going to work?" Briggs asked rhetorically.

"Not at all."

"But?"

"Why wouldn't it?"

"Because it's stood for a thousand years?"

"And the chances that something non-finite is providing help and destabilization behind the scenes is-?

"Ugh." Briggs looked up at the fractured sky, flowing through day and night cycles in disjointed speed. "Pretty damn high. What exactly are you planning to do here?"

"I'm going to link up different temporal zones. Guess what happens when the weight of the world starts moving into your own little shard of disjointed time?" I grinned.

"And why do you need all three of us for this?" AA asked, red eyes more cunning then anyone had ever seen an urkhar.

"We're all Forsaken, but our denia