Time Salvager

Smitt walked up next to James and watched the planet slowly grow larger. "They say the water used to be so blue you could see it from space.

Each year, humanity died a little more. ChronoCom’s charter was to fight that decline, yet things had never gotten better. Every year, there was a little less power to utilize. People went hungry a little longer. Lived lives a little harder. They were losing this war.

For abyss’s sake, how many damn times do you have to wander off and get in trouble before you learn your lesson?

This was the second time James had told her to stay still and she had ignored his command.

James could have just saved them all that time and energy by telling them that chronmen became the way they did because the job fucking sucked.

You are injured, Auditor. Allow me to assist you,” she said, face grim and determined. “We apologize for disobeying orders, and submit to your judgment after this issue has been resolved.” Levin