Chapter 1954 The Time Anomaly

Chapter 1954 The Time Anomaly

Adrian managed to introduce Farmer Vincent, who is now known as Farmhand Vince, to Old Man Pann. They needed a new identity for the young kid as he needed a fresh start. Although the name is almost the same, no one in the fallen empire lived which is why he is safe. The only possible beings that could remember him would be the Faekin, but they are recluse and do not interact with much of the world.

"You have brought a weird one here, brat. Why did you bring a time anomaly here?" Old Man Pann asked when Farmhand Vince was told to tend to the feed of the capricorns.

Adrian then started to explain to Old Man Pann on why he did such things. Seeing that they were not being hounded by time wraiths meant that they are safe in this present time. There would be no cause of disruption in the present time as the future is not yet certain. A rule of the Daemos is to never travel to the future as there is not a definite one unlike the past.

Future knowledge is also more dangerous than past knowledge. If one travels to the future, then they would immediately be hounded by time wraiths. Even Elder Koronn is forbidden to go there as the risk is far too great.

"I felt it here. Strange?! I felt this anomaly back then, but I do not know when." Elder Koronn stated as he brought the other elders.

"Young brat! Explain that!" Elder Ascalor exclaimed at he pointed at Farmhand Vince.

"Again? My mouth is already tired from explaining it to the old man. Short version, that person is a legendary farmer that I saved from his timely death. I sent him to the present because he would be executed if I did not bring him. I needed to go to the past for an item to create a holy relic as that thing is no longer available in the world." Adrian stated.

"Are you sure that there would be no time wraiths?" Elder Bronx asked as he was making sure that his senses are in full throttle should a time wraith suddenly burst inside of the territory.

"Nope. I made sure that nothing would happen or else I would have killed him myself. You do know that I am not someone that likes any future troubles visiting me." Adrian stated.

"I also did my scan and there is no occurrence of a temporal break event. Such a fascinating thing! Maybe I can do what you did as well..." Elder Koronn muttered as he suddenly started to think of other individuals he wanted to save.

"I know that you have called me because I have changed the destiny of one of the mortals. Did I do something to offend the Fates?" Adrian asked as he gulped as offending the Fates is like offending the future.

"We do not know what to do with you as you broke destiny but also created a new one." The first of the fates stated.

"Punishment must be made or else he would do it again!" The second of the Fates exclaimed.

"Forgive her. She is just cranky because we saw another destiny unfold before our very eyes. Still, I believe that a warning should be placed on Mediator Equinox." The third of the Fates stated.

"We shall vote then. Huddle up sisters." The first of the Fates stated as they suddenly started to whisper to themselves.

The Fates were actively debating on what to do with Adrian, but they did not stop what they were doing. They were pulling thread, untangling knots, or cutting the thread with shears before they process a knew thread bundle. They finally stopped whispering to each other after an hour of talking which made Adrian drowsy.

"We have decided to just give you a warning for now, Mediator Equinox." The first sister of the Fates stated.

"We are warning you to not do it again or the thread of destiny would come for your soul. You would not be excused even if you are a blessed child." The second sister of the Fates stated.

"Changing the past is something that should not happen. Even the gods of time are not allowed to do something like that. You might destroy reality itself if you are not careful." The third sister of the Fates stated with a smile.

"I shall heed the commands of the Fates. This will never happen again." Adrian promised.